Goldfarb 1998
"Not undead... fundead."
Jeremy Saulnier's *Goldfarb (1998)* delivers a darkly comedic short bursting with teenage bravado and suburban horror.
Director: Jeremy Saulnier
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Goldfarb (1998) about?
This short film follows a band of clueless high schoolers hired by a kooky local scientist to track down and neutralize a rogue zombie lurking in their quiet neighborhood. What starts as a goofy mission quickly spirals into a chaotic showdown with the undead.
Who directed Goldfarb?
The film was directed by Jeremy Saulnier, known for his indie style and knack for blending genre with dark humor.
Who stars in Goldfarb?
The main cast includes Macon Blair, Alex Barnett, Paul Goldblatt, Chris Sharp, and Beau Sia.
Is Goldfarb (1998) worth watching?
At just 16 minutes long, this short packs a punch with its unique blend of humor and horror. While it won't win any awards, fans of low-budget zombie flicks or Jeremy Saulnier's later work will find it a fun, if fleeting, diversion.
How long is Goldfarb?
The film runs for 16 minutes.
About Goldfarb (1998) — A Suburban Zombie Comedy Short from Jeremy Saulnier
Jeremy Saulnier's *Goldfarb (1998)* delivers a darkly comedic short bursting with teenage bravado and suburban horror. A group of misfit high schoolers get in over their heads when a quirky, eccentric scientist recruits them to hunt down an escaped zombie loose in the neighborhood. Packed into just 16 minutes, the film balances absurd humor with a surprisingly tense atmosphere, blending madcap energy with the eerie premise of undead shenanigans in '90s suburbia.
The result is less about gore and more about the chaotic dynamic of overconfident teens confronting something they can't explain—or control. Shot with Saulnier's signature knack for quirky indie charm, *Goldfarb* builds a world where the mundane collides with the macabre, all wrapped up in a tight, efficient runtime that punches well above its weight.