Good story, Not enough for a whole film

It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.

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

Actress is magnificent and exudes a hypnotic screen presence in this affecting drama.

I don't know why some people watch horrors expecting them to have the best actresses, actors, story lines, special effects etc. There are many low budget (or non blockbuster) horrors that far surpass their huge budget/blockbuster counterparts - which often turn out to be a "flop". This is one of these films.By all means if you only like psychological thriller type horrors, this is not the film for you. If you are a true horror fan and can appreciate a horror film on the "horror" alone, you'll most likely quite like this one. The acting was pretty good, the storyline is perfect imo (not too detailed enough to detract from the gore/terror and not too weak that you want to smack the TV) for the type of film it is, effects are actually really good imo. This is quite simply, a film that does not get hung up on trying to appeal with a love story or some amazing intricate storyline that bends the viewers mind. Do not mistake this for a bad thing. I was expecting a much lower quality of film and while I wouldn't rank it as one of the best horrors, I certainly found it enjoyable to watch, especially once it really got into it (not including the opening scene as I found that easy to watch also).And personally, the songs throughout it I thought were really good too - even if they're not what I would listen to, they were perfect for this film.

This movie's billing as a Zombedy is just right. It's totally gory and funny all at the same time. The acting was good, and the cinematography was noticeably creative. Trace Adkins as the devil was a treat - wish he'd had a bigger role! The characters were well-drawn for a horror movie. The trailer park set was terrific: the stuff of nightmares! My only complaint was the make-up on the zombie faces. I thought it would have been more effective had it been a little more refined. These are a different kind of zombie than we usually see. They're intelligent (or, rather, as intelligent as they were in life), had memory of their lives, behaved more like vampires in that they worked together as a group. This would make a great movie to show at Halloween. Grab a bowl of popcorn and enjoy the fun!

I'm only scoring it as high as i am cause it did have a lot of gore in it which was a plus for me. everything else was absolutely lame. i felt like i was watching an episode of jerry springer in hell. i felt like i was dumber than i already am for watching this and i will do whatever i can to not see it again anytime soon. the gore was cool but the rest was absolute garbage. id rather stare at the microwave or pass a kidney stone.i guess the psycho billy music was kind of cool. i do like some psycho billy from time to time. i am just not into the whole white trash, hooker stuff. the old dumpy fat woman who wanted meat all the time was a little amusing. i say if you are really desperate give this movie a go but don't say i didn't warn you.

In terms of content, there's nothing in Trailer Park Of Teror to mark it out from any other zombie-based horror with humour - lots of gore, lots of grotesque killings, good makeup, and an above average snappy script.Where this movie really succeeds, though, is with the acting. There are some genuinely decent performances here, none more so than in the lengthy opening sequence which I found more horrifying than the more conventional horror shenanigans which took place after the opening flashback.So there may not be any surprises in what you get: conversely, you may well be quite surprised at the quality of how it is delivered to you.