Dinner

About This Movie

Dinner (2012) is an intriguing mix of horror and dark comedy. The atmosphere sets a peculiar, almost playful tone as we follow a rather attractive zombie who, despite her undead state, is really just trying to make it to dinner on time. The pacing is somewhat erratic, but it adds to the quirky charm of the film. It's got some solid practical effects that show off the creativity of low-budget filmmaking, which is always a treat for collectors. The performances, while not Oscar-worthy, are engaging enough to keep your attention. It’s distinctive for its oddball premise and how it flips typical zombie tropes on their head without losing the essence of what makes them so classic.

Dinner has seen limited releases, which makes it somewhat hard to track down, especially in physical formats. It hasn't generated a massive buzz, but that scarcity could pique the interest of niche collectors who enjoy unique takes on horror. Keep an eye out for any special editions or conventions where it might pop up, as it doesn't seem to be widely circulated.