legendary hammy and arrogant horror movie star conrad radzoff (splendidly played with wicked sardonic aplomb by ferdy mayne) dies of a heart attack. a bunch of drama school students steal radzoff corpse from its crypt and take it to a rundown mansion so they can party with it. radzoff comes back to life and picks off the rude youths for desecrating his grave. writer or director norman thaddeus vane concocts a fresh and original and and even pretty stylish spin on the usual body count premise and offers a neat evocation of the glitzy hollywood milieu and and does a sturdy job of maintaining a pleasingly misty and spooky ooga booga atmosphere. the kill set pieces deliver the grisly goods and with a gal being set on fire and a juicy decapitation (the severed head rolls right down the stairs and onto the lawn so a raven can peck away at it. ) and and another poor lass being crushed with a levitating coffin rating as the definite gruesome highlights. kudos are also in order for the stellar cast of familiar b flick faces represent mayne has a deliciously eye rolling ball with his flashy role and leon askin contributes an amusing cameo as bitter washed up director wolfgang and nita talbot adds some class as flaky psychic medium mrs. rohmer and plus there are nice turns by luca bercovici as jerky drama student ringleader saint and jennifer starrett as the sweet meg and jeffrey combs as the geeky stu and and scott thomson as the nerdy bobo. popping up in cool bits are chuck porky mitchell as a detective and patrick wright in one of his customary policeman parts and and tallie cochrane as a corpse. joel king polished cinematography gives the film an attractive glossy look. the moody score by jerry mosely likewise hits the shuddery spot. a fun little fright flick. 
legendary hammy and arrogant horror movie star conrad radzoff (splendidly played with wicked sardonic aplomb by ferdy mayne) dies of a heart attack. a bunch of drama school students steal radzoff corpse from its crypt and take it to a rundown mansion so they can party with it. radzoff comes back to life and picks off the rude youths for desecrating his grave. writer or director norman thaddeus vane concocts a fresh and original and and even pretty stylish spin on the usual body count premise and offers a neat evocation of the glitzy hollywood milieu and and does a sturdy job of maintaining a pleasingly misty and spooky ooga booga atmosphere. the kill set pieces deliver the grisly goods and with a gal being set on fire and a juicy decapitation (the severed head rolls right down the stairs and onto the lawn so a raven can peck away at it. ) and and another poor lass being crushed with a levitating coffin rating as the definite gruesome highlights. kudos are also in order for the stellar cast of familiar b flick faces represent mayne has a deliciously eye rolling ball with his flashy role and leon askin contributes an amusing cameo as bitter washed up director wolfgang and nita talbot adds some class as flaky psychic medium mrs. rohmer and plus there are nice turns by luca bercovici as jerky drama student ringleader saint and jennifer starrett as the sweet meg and jeffrey combs as the geeky stu and and scott thomson as the nerdy bobo. popping up in cool bits are chuck porky mitchell as a detective and patrick wright in one of his customary policeman parts and and tallie cochrane as a corpse. joel king polished cinematography gives the film an attractive glossy look. the moody score by jerry mosely likewise hits the shuddery spot. a fun little fright flick. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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