Low budget zombie gore flicks rarely work and most of the ones that I've seen have been absolutely abysmal,
Corpses however has that right charm to it which makes it easier to enjoy this movie without feeling that you're watching something that a couple of friends threw together. By the way, I actually didn't really understand the tagline at first but when you've seen the movie, you realize that it's a pretty clever one, "They've got some time to kill". I thought that was pretty funny. Another thing that made me smile was the fact that Tiffany Shepis was in this. Now, I don't know about you but in my eyes, when I see Tiffany Shepis in a horror flick, I know it won't be absolutely dreadful as she always glows up the screen. The entire cast is rather good actually and we see a couple of familiar faces along the way.

As I mentioned in the plot description, Corpses feels a bit like a modern take on Re-Animator. It's got glowy green serum, unfriendly zombies driven by a mad... well, mortician, not doctor and there's also loads of cheesy gore in here. Corpses is not the best movie to ever get made but it's pretty entertaining and only 80 minutes long so I'd recommend this anytime to a zombie fan.

We get lots of cheesy gore, a girl rips her hands through another girls chest, many dismembered body parts and lots of fake guts. Pretty basic stuff, good rock music, fair background music, sounds like every other horror movie I've seen with a few exceptions.

York Entertainment held onto this for ages before they released it but now that it's out, check it out. It's a pretty cool zombie flick with a little humour in it. If you like movies like The Re-Animator, this will be perfect for you.
It does however suffer from cheesiness.

Review By: AnthroFred