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Probiotic Drinks at Home: Make Your Own Seriously Delicious Gut-Friendly Drinks

Felicity Evans

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50 delicious ways to improve your health with probiotics you can make at home. Did you know you may...

Survival: The Ultimate Practical Guide to Staying Alive in Extreme Conditions and Emergency Situations in All Environments, Anywhere in the World

Anthonio Akkermans, Peter G. Drake, Bill Mattos and Andy Middleton

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This is the ultimate practical guide to staying alive in extreme conditions and emergency situations...

Chinese Vernacular / The Weiwu at Dafuzhen

Qinghua Guo and Yuyu Chang

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Two main types of residential architecture have dominated the architecture in the Fujian region in...

Jesters_folly (230 KP) rated Zombeavers (2015) in Movies

Sep 21, 2020

Zombeavers (2015)

2015 | Action, Comedy, Horror

4.8

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Zombeavers is more an attempted at an 80's slasher film than a Zombie movie, you have your house by the lake, your horny teens and your monsters. The narrative is almost 'by the book' and once you work out what the threat is you could pretty much wright the script yourself. And it doesn't take much to work out the threat, between the title and opening credits you know what's going on before the protagonists do.
The effects are ok, the actual beavers are obviously fake animatronics but this is probably deliberate to help with the cheesy feel of the film, there is blood but not too much guts although there is a scene with a beaver ripped in half which is quite good (I'm not going to mention the scene meant to make any male's eyes water).
As with most 80's slashers there's sex, boobs and pruds. There are a few secondary characters, most of whom have no character and are really only there to flesh out the number victims and, to be honest the main characters don't really have much, well character.
Some of the water scenes seem to be going for a 'Friday the Thirteenth' feel but, where most films would have the characters messing about and joking about the monster and thus adding to their development, Zombeavers just gets down to the action and, as it's run time is is only around 1 hour 17 there is plenty of time for expansion.
If you like slashers then you may like Zombeavers, most of the elements are there but it's predictable, slightly funny and has mostly been done before, just not with Beavers.