Zombie Women of Satan

Zombie Women of Satan is a comedy-horror film that was released in 2009. The film follows a group of rock musicians who unknowingly travel to a remote country estate where they become stranded and are taken captive by a group of beautiful but deadly zombie women. The film stars Victoria Hopkins as the leader of the zombie women, Warren Speed as zombie hunter, and Christian Steel as a member of the band.

The film starts out with a rock band known as 'Headless Horsemen' driving through the countryside on their way to a gig. The band consists of a lead singer, a guitarist, a bassist, and a drummer. However, their journey is interrupted when their van breaks down in a remote area. They soon discover a nearby estate and decide to go explore. Little do they know that the estate is inhabited by a group of zombie women and as they delve deeper and deeper into the grounds. They are soon captured and held prisoner by the women, who are led by the sexy but lethal Pervo (played by Victoria Hopkins).

As the band members try to figure out how to escape, they are introduced to various other characters including a zombie hunter called 'Crazy Dave' (played by Warren Speed) who may be their only hope of getting out alive. The band is also introduced to the former owner of the estate, a crazed man called 'Donald Bung' who has a history with Pervo and her zombified followers.

As the days pass, tensions begin to rise between the band members and the zombie women. The band becomes increasingly desperate to escape and resort to all kinds of unconventional tactics. Unbeknownst to them, Crazy Dave has his own agenda, and as the film progresses, it becomes evident that there is more to him than meets the eye.

Throughout the film, viewers are treated to a plethora of horror-comedy moments, including grotesque scenes of zombies eating human brains, campy jokes, and slapstick comedy. However, the movie never takes itself too seriously and plays everything with a comedic twist, creating a fun and entertaining experience for the viewer.

The film's pacing is also well-done, with a perfect balance of suspenseful moments, comedic relief, and splatter. The movie's tone never gets too dark, and it's always in good fun, which is rare for horror-comedies.

The film's cast is also well-utilized, with Victoria Hopkins stealing the show as the seductive and deadly Pervo. She brings an undeniable sex appeal to the film, even when covered in gore and blood. Warren Speed is also a standout performer as Crazy Dave, providing a few of the film's funniest moments.

Overall, Zombie Women of Satan is an enjoyable horror-comedy that skillfully balances gore and humor. While it may not be for everyone, it is definitely worth a watch for fans of the genre.