Overrated

Beautiful, moving film.

The storyline feels a little thin and moth-eaten in parts but this sequel is plenty of fun.

Great movie. Not sure what people expected but I found it highly entertaining.

MULVA: ZOMBIE ASS KICKER! is one of the earlier trash movies made by Chris Seaver on zero budget. I never thought I'd see a director who makes Troma's output look decent by comparison but Seaver is indeed that guy. This is a ridiculous story about a woman who fights zombies, but it's just an endless parade of guys making jokes to the camera and trying so desperately to be funny when they really aren't. There's no horror content, just stupid fright wigs and nonsense. The best part is Lloyd Kaufman's cameo in which he brings the Toxic Avenger and Sergeant Kabukiman along for the ride.

Mulva is awful. Possibly the worst movie ever made, and not in a good way. The girl on the DVD box is sexy--too bad she ain't in the movie! The girl in the movie is, IMO, a disgusting troll whom no amount of intoxication could make attractive. The whole thing stinks and looks like it cost 50 cents to throw together in a couple hours--the fact that it probably cost more and took longer does a further disservice to the reputation of cast and crew. Filthy McNasty (included on the double-feature DVD) is also pure crap. These no-talent, backyard films from Tempe, SubRosa and EI Cinema are the reason most people hate SOV. Anyone who regards this garbage as anything even remotely entertaining is delusional or being paid off to say so.

This film is almost a perfect Low-budget movie. The only problem? Well frankly it's Mulva. Unfortunately shes the main character, so shes in just about every scene in the movie, a shame since shes probably the most irritating character every committed to film (or video in this case). The first 10 minutes or so of the film are Mulva alone in her house talking to the camera and I came within seconds of abandoning the movie entirely. But I'm glad I didn't..... Once shes into the open she meets a host of other characters who, thankfully, are much more interesting and amusing than Mulva. The next door neighbour (a blacked up white guy. To make absolutely sure everyone knows hes really white, they haven't put any make up on his hands) is fantastic, and somewhat reminiscent of the Micheal jackson character in 'Bo select'.Old Troma hand Trent Hagaa gives a fantastically intense performance as Debbie Rochon's seemingly schizophrenic husband which alone makes the film worth a watch. You also get a hilariously half arsed cameo from Troma president Lloyd kaufman (as mayor of tromaville).If you get a kick out of spotting tributes and references to other films then your gonna love this. I don't recall ever seeing a film pay homage to such a number of great movies; from 'The Goonies' to 'Dawn of the Dead'. This film also boasts a very high 'joke density'. Even if every gag isn't necessarily a cracker, there's enough of them to make this an exceptionally funny film.If you like horror movies, and you want a giggle then provided you can put up with Mulva this films worth tracking down. Oh, it's perhaps worth mentioning that this is an extremely low budget movie, with all the bad acting, dodgy lighting and camcorder quality picture you expect. But then, I doubt you'd of found yourself here without knowing that already.

This has got to be one of the most horrible movies ever made. It ranks right up there with Godfather Part III. The acting was abysmal, the writing was marginal at best, and the film itself was overall poorly made and maddening to watch. If it were any longer it could be used as a torture device. Do yourselves a favor, DON'T SEE THIS MOVIE, waste 45 minutes of your life on something more meaningful like twiddling your thumbs or twirling around in your office chair on your lunch break. Please don't give these people any more of your hard earned dollars. People who have nothing better to do with their time than make crappy movies and subject the unwitting public to them should be permanently banned from interaction with society.