The Greenskeeper 2002
"It's Par for the Corpse."
In *The Greenskeeper* (2002), a horror-comedy that blends dark humor with slasher thrills, a humble assistant greenskeeper at an exclusive country club invites friends to celebrate a birthday—only to find their merrymaking hijacked by a masked killer in a greenskeeper's uniform.
Director: Kevin Greene
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is *The Greenskeeper* (2002) about?
This horror-comedy follows a group of friends whose birthday celebration at an exclusive country club spirals into chaos when a masked killer, dressed as a greenskeeper, begins targeting them with golf tools. What starts as a relaxed gathering quickly descends into a deadly game of cat and mouse on the meticulously kept golf course.
Who directed *The Greenskeeper*?
Kevin Greene directed *The Greenskeeper* (2002), crafting a film that merges the absurdity of its premise with the tension of a slasher.
Who stars in *The Greenskeeper*?
The film features Allelon Ruggiero, Bruce Taylor, Ron Lester, Steve Rickman, and Thomas Merdis in key roles, with John Rocker rounding out the ensemble.
Is *The Greenskeeper* (2002) worth watching?
While *The Greenskeeper* (2002) offers a unique blend of horror and comedy, its appeal depends on your taste for low-budget slasher films with a twist. The offbeat premise and Greene's direction make it a curiosity for genre fans, though it may lack the polish of mainstream productions. If you enjoy horror-comedies with a dash of irony, it's worth a watch—but temper your expectations for high production values.
How long is *The Greenskeeper*?
*The Greenskeeper* (2002) runs for 82 minutes, or just under an hour and a half, making it a concise and fast-paced ride.
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About The Greenskeeper (2002) — A Golf-Course Horror Comedy Where the Fairway Runs Red
In *The Greenskeeper* (2002), a horror-comedy that blends dark humor with slasher thrills, a humble assistant greenskeeper at an exclusive country club invites friends to celebrate a birthday—only to find their merrymaking hijacked by a masked killer in a greenskeeper's uniform. The intruder wields golf tools as weapons of choice, turning the manicured fairways into a blood-soaked battleground. Directed by Kevin Greene, the film leans into the absurdity of its premise, balancing gory set pieces with ironic twists that question who's truly in control of the green. Audiences are plunged into a night of chaos where the pursuit of leisure becomes a deadly game, and the only certainty is that the greens aren't the only thing stained with red.
With its small-town setting and macabre humor, *The Greenskeeper* (2002) delivers a cult-worthy experience for fans of offbeat horror and satire. Greene's direction keeps the tone brisk and unpredictable, while the ensemble cast's chemistry fuels the frantic energy of the party-gone-wrong. Whether you're drawn by the promise of golf-course gore or the dark comedy that follows, the film promises a wild ride where nothing—especially not a birthday—goes according to plan.