The Gingerdead Man

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Leia S Dec 11, 2018 Come on how could this be a bad slasher film?

Rey R Dec 16, 2017 When The Gingerdead Man is on screen, it's a lot of fun. Sadly, he makes few appearances and his body count is very low. The acting leaves a lot to be desired and the pacing is a little slow. If you've seen all the other holiday horror movies and liked them, maybe give this one a shot. If not, there are many other much better entries in the genre. See more

Poe S Nov 5, 2017 Well, there goes horror baking.

Anakin W Jun 22, 2017 Have you ever imagined what Child's Play would be like if, in place of the psychotic killing doll, there was a psychotic killing lump of dough? No? Well Charles Band certainly has, and rather than just imagining it he went ahead and actually made the movie. The Ginerdead Man is the apotheosis of cheap, schlocky horror comedy. Bargain-basement effects, paltry budget, silly acting, nonsensical yet perversely fascinating premise. I was surprised to find that it had a handful of sympathisable characters and even the odd nice character moment, so it's far from the worst I've ever seen. But you know exactly what you're getting yourself in for when you watch it. Gary Busey is given all the classic baddie pun-liners, most of which elicit a laugh purely because of their sheer ridiculousness, and the stupidity of the heros is always worth a chuckle. Needless to say, it's not to everyone's tastes, but with a group of friends and an avalanche of booze on hand, it can sit comfortably alongside the likes of The Room, Manos & Plan 9 From Outer Space on a list of films so awful that, by some scientifically unexplainable paradox, somehow become magnificent. See more

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