On their way to a concert, a group of teens are diverted by a political protest, only to encounter a family of flesh-hungry psychopaths.On their way to a concert, a group of teens are diverted by a political protest, only to encounter a family of flesh-hungry psychopaths.On their way to a concert, a group of teens are diverted by a political protest, only to encounter a family of flesh-hungry psychopaths.
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- TriviaIn the toilet scene when Ayesha turns having changed her clothes, scribbled on the wall is a phone number 777-9311 which is a funk song by The Time, one of the Director's favourites.
- GoofsAll entries contain spoilers
- ConnectionsEdited into Cent une tueries de zombies (2012)
- SoundtracksStrix Nebulosa
Performed by Cyclobe
Written and produced by Stephen Thrower & Simon Norris
from the CD 'The Visitors'
(P)Ouroubouros 2001
©Cyclobe 2001
Used by arrangement with Stephen Thrower & Simon Norris
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For once the advert on the sleeve of the DVD is correct, the bloodiest flick coming out of Pakistan. I enjoyed it from the beginning until the end. Even as it is spoken in Pakistanese and here and there some English it was watchable.
The story of course we have seen a thousand times. 5 friends want to go to a concert without the agreement of their parents but they never arrive at the concert. They arrive in zombieland and not only that, a creepy killer is also on the lose.
I can't say anything negative about Zibahkhana which in fact means 'slaughterhouse'. The acting was rather good, editing was okay. naturally the director looked to the classic horrors to know what to do. It worked out fine. Maybe it's a bit funny to see the deranged killer walking in a burkha. But why you kept looking is the use of some nasty gory shots. It's strange to see for a conservative country that such kind of flick could be made. Guess it was banned over there.
It do has a proper release nowadays all over Europe with subtitles in a few languages. A bit of a no- brainer but recommended for the horror buffs and even the gorehounds.
Gore 3/5 Nudity 0/5 Effects 4/5 Story 3/5 Comedy 0/5
The story of course we have seen a thousand times. 5 friends want to go to a concert without the agreement of their parents but they never arrive at the concert. They arrive in zombieland and not only that, a creepy killer is also on the lose.
I can't say anything negative about Zibahkhana which in fact means 'slaughterhouse'. The acting was rather good, editing was okay. naturally the director looked to the classic horrors to know what to do. It worked out fine. Maybe it's a bit funny to see the deranged killer walking in a burkha. But why you kept looking is the use of some nasty gory shots. It's strange to see for a conservative country that such kind of flick could be made. Guess it was banned over there.
It do has a proper release nowadays all over Europe with subtitles in a few languages. A bit of a no- brainer but recommended for the horror buffs and even the gorehounds.
Gore 3/5 Nudity 0/5 Effects 4/5 Story 3/5 Comedy 0/5
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