And don't get me started on most of the other zombie make-up.  There's one guy you can see plain as day that they didn't even bother to blend the edges of his face prosthetic.  And while I can forgive a few blunders like that on this level of filmmaking if it's otherwise obvious that care and genuine effort had been put into the film, I just don't feel it.  The movie felt, to me, like some guys deciding on the fly "Hey, we've got a free weekend -- let's make a movie!"

Enh.  Lon no likey.

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You should check out The Dead Hate the Living (an actual decent film), and Gingerdead Man 2: Passion of the Crust (a nice tongue in cheek send-up making fun of Full Moon).

I saw The Dead Hate the Living when it first came out on video back in '00.  I really...really disliked it.

As for Gingerbread Man 2...y'know, there are b-movies I am cheerfully willing to subject myself to, and there are b-movies that just scream, "Lon, dude, you are not going to like me" so I don't bother with them.  And having already seen the first Gingerbread Man flick, I can say that part 2 falls in the latter camp.

However, I actually enjoyed Paranormal Entity quite a bit, and there were some really freaky parts in it.

It was their Thor movie, which like most of their other films they rushed into production when it was announced that a big budget Thor flick would be going into production.  It's actually not a bad business move on their part; rush a movie with a similar story and title and get it on the video shelves so that folks will think it's the other, big budget movie.  By the time they watch it and realize it's shit, it's too late; they've already spent their money.  That works out well for Asylum; for the viewer, not so much.