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Feeling pressured to become more sexually experienced before she goes to college, Brandy Klark makes a list of things to accomplish before hitting campus in the fall.
When podcaster Wallace Bryton goes missing in the backwoods of Manitoba while interviewing a mysterious seafarer named Howard Howe, his best friend Teddy and girlfriend Allison team with an ex-cop to look for him.
Director:
Kevin Smith
Stars:
Justin Long,
Michael Parks,
Haley Joel Osment
After a break up, Jenny moves in with writer Kelly, her filmmaker husband, and their child. Despite a rocky start, Jenny's influence helps Kelly realize that an evolution in her life, career and relationship is necessary for her happiness.
Director:
Joe Swanberg
Stars:
Anna Kendrick,
Melanie Lynskey,
Mark Webber
Raymond has a prestigious MBA, but he can't find work. He can channel the paranormal, but chatting with a cute girl mystifies him. Kicked out of his big city apartment, Raymond returns home... See full summary »
Director:
Richard Bates Jr.
Stars:
Matthew Gray Gubler,
Kat Dennings,
Ray Wise
Kylie Bucknell is forced to return to the house she grew up in when the court places her on home detention. Her punishment is made all the more unbearable by the fact she has to live there ... See full summary »
Director:
Gerard Johnstone
Stars:
Morgana O'Reilly,
Rima Te Wiata,
Glen-Paul Waru
Cleveland based Horror Hosts Janet Decay(The Mummy), and Grimm Gorri( The Monkey) bring you cheesy movies and skits, and other great videos featuring strange stories, fun events, and creepy cool information.
A hike alone in the woods ends tragically for Beth Slocum with a fatal snake bite. Her death leaves her parents and boyfriend Zach reeling. After the funeral, Zach tries to make friends with Mr. and Mrs. Slocum, but even they reject him, and he's determined to figure out why. Then he sees Beth. Her parents are trying to keep her resurrection a secret, but zombie Beth provides Zach with the opportunity to do everything with her that he didn't get to do while she was still alive. But with Beth's increasingly erratic behavior and even more strange occurrences around town, life with the undead Beth proves to be particularly complicated for her still-living loved ones. Written by
Anne Campbell
Near the end Beth (Aubrey Plaza) is talking on the phone with "Andy". This is an obvious reference to her role in Parks and Recreation (2009) in which her husband, played by Chris Pratt is called Andy. See more »
Goofs
(at around 5 mins) When Zach and Maury are playing a game of chess, the black square is in the bottom right corner when it should be the white square. See more »
Quotes
Zach Orfman:
Oh, everything's great. Beth's alive and it was all just one big hoax. So, just forget about it.
Judy Orfman:
Well, I don't think that's funny.
Zach Orfman:
Yeah, well, I don't either.
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The Devil May Care (Mom and Dad Don't)
Written and performed by Anton Newcombe / The Brian Jonestown Massacre
Under license from Eagle-I Music Ltd. & A Recordings Ltd. See more »
Ah, the zombie genre...Is there still anything we haven't seen before? Life after Beth takes a swing at the RomZomCom sub-genre but it biggest problem is that it isn't really anything. I suppose it's meant to be funny but there's nothing really funny about it. It isn't dramatic either or dark or creepy or anything. The trailer didn't seem to bad (and looked rather funny, reminded me a bit of Fido) but the writers don't seem to know what to do with the idea (a girl dies and returns as a zombie but doesn't know it and everyone's trying to keep it a secret). It won't be a big success because it doesn't appeal to anyone in particular and won't be remembered as a classic over even a great addition to the zombie genre.
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Ah, the zombie genre...Is there still anything we haven't seen before? Life after Beth takes a swing at the RomZomCom sub-genre but it biggest problem is that it isn't really anything. I suppose it's meant to be funny but there's nothing really funny about it. It isn't dramatic either or dark or creepy or anything. The trailer didn't seem to bad (and looked rather funny, reminded me a bit of Fido) but the writers don't seem to know what to do with the idea (a girl dies and returns as a zombie but doesn't know it and everyone's trying to keep it a secret). It won't be a big success because it doesn't appeal to anyone in particular and won't be remembered as a classic over even a great addition to the zombie genre.