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No Man's Land: The Rise of Reeker
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Directed By
Dave Payne

Written By:
Dave Payne

Cast:
Michael Muhney, Desmond Askew, Mircea Monroe, Valerie Cruz, Lew Temple, Robert Pine, Shelly Desai, Ralph Richeson, Wilmer Calderon, Michael Robert Brandon, David Stanbra, Stephen Martines, Lyne Odums, Lawrence Thomas, Ron Roggé


 
No Man's Land: The Rise of Reeker (2008)
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Movie Review by Movie Addict
April 23rd, 2009

Favorite Movie Quote: "The voices told me what to do."

This film first appeared to be a straightforward cops and robbers movie. Three guys rob a casino and manage to land at the same gas station/cafe as a father (Robert Pine) and son (Michael Muhney), one a retiring sheriff, and the other the new man in town, were eating.

Then things got weird, as one man gets his head practically torn of, but was still able to walk and talk, another man, who was burning a car, is also walking around, and, I kid you not, some legs without a body were running. Are we in the Twilight Zone or something?

But, just when things couldn't get any stranger, we come to the ending where there appears to be a logical explanation to everything we saw. So what were we watching for the last hour? A soul-catcher reborn or someones imagination run amok. It was an interesting film with just the right amount of gore, a lot of laughs, and enough to keep you interested. Well, not totally. Mircea Monroe and Valerie Cruz were nice eye candy, but they could have made it more interesting

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