Tele-Zombie

Synopsis

In the horror-comedy film Tele-Zombie, released in 2004, Brinke Stevens stars in a story where an experimental TV broadcast accidentally turns viewers into mindless zombies. As chaos ensues, a group of survivors must find a way to stop the broadcast and save humanity from becoming an army of tele-zombies. With witty humor, campy special effects, and nods to classic horror tropes, Tele-Zombie delivers a fun and entertaining ride through the quirky world of television horror. As the survivors navigate through the twisted reality of the tele-zombie outbreak, they must confront their own fears and desires, making unexpected allies and uncovering hidden truths along the way.

Cast

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  Brinke Stevens

  Wednesday Toogood

• Dane Andrew

  Walter Parsley / Zombie

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  Karl-Heinz Teuber

  Mr. Harvey

• Lory-Michael Ringuette

  Decter Arkoff

Reviews

Tele-Zombie, the horror-comedy directed by Jack Perez, has received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised the film for its clever concept and humorous take on the zombie genre, others found fault in the campy special effects and over-the-top performances. IMDb rates Tele-Zombie at 6.5/10, indicating a mediocre reception. Rotten Tomatoes describes the film as 'an offbeat and entertaining homage to classic horror, with a unique twist on the zombie genre.' On the other hand, Metacritic's review mentions that the film's reliance on campy humor may not appeal to all audiences. Despite its flaws, Tele-Zombie has gained a cult following for its quirky charm and iconic performance by Brinke Stevens.