
Cemetery Man
Scary Movies 7
October 31 - November 6, 2013
Rupert Everett stars in this zombie classic as a graveyard caretaker whose job gets a little more complicated when week-old corpses start unearthing themselves… and that’s just the beginning!
Tickets to the October 31 screening include admission to Scary Movies opening night party with food, drinks, and costume contest!
This compulsively watchable and quotable zombie classic from the warped minds of Dylan Dog comic-book creator Tiziano Sclavio and onetime Dario Argento protégé Michele Soavi has it all: gore, humor, heart, brains, sex and nudity, and more gore! A perfectly deadpan Rupert Everett stars as graveyard caretaker Francesco Dellamorte whose job—aided by his grotesque halfwit sidekick Gnaghi—becomes a little more complicated when the corpses start unearthing themselves after only a week’s rest, looking for human flesh to feed on. And to complicate matters further, “She” (Anna Falchi), the voluptuous woman Francesco falls for, herself joins the ranks of the undead…


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