Review of Dead & Breakfast (2004) by Tania C — 08 May 2007

This gets off to a very rocky start. Points for the first killin, but to be honest much of it is so unoriginal as to be tedious. The splatter is amusingly excessive, but it's nothing you haven't seen before.

After an hour, you're almost asleep -- and then it suddenly gets good. Really good. That one sequence, about an hour two minutes in, justifies the film's existence. In fact, if you watch the chapter entitled 'Dancing Dead', then skip to the end credits, where an amusing song plays summarizing the film's action, you can save yourself about 80 minutes and still experience the best moments.