Dirty Dead Con Men
A cool and dangerous neo-noir crime film that revolves around the disturbed lives of two unlikely partners: Mickey Rady, a rogue undercover cop and Kook Packard, a smooth and charismatic con man. Together they rip off those operating outside of the law...for their own personal gain. But things go awry when one heist suck them deep into a city-wide conspiracy...
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Plot Summary
Three retired con artists are forced into one last job to retrieve stolen money from a former associate. However, they soon discover that their target is not only a criminal but also a terrifying zombie, turning their heist into a desperate fight for survival. The men must use their wits and whatever skills they have left to outsmart the undead and escape with their lives.
Critical Reception
Dirty Dead Con Men received a largely negative reception from critics and audiences, primarily criticized for its low production values, weak script, and uninspired performances. While some appreciated the B-movie horror-comedy attempt, most found it to be an amateurish and forgettable entry in the genre.
What Reviewers Say
- Lacks the charm and wit to be a successful horror-comedy.
- Struggles with pacing and character development.
- Production quality is notably poor.
Google audience: Audience feedback is minimal, but existing comments often point to the film being a low-budget effort that doesn't quite succeed in its genre aims.
Fun Fact
The film was reportedly shot on a very limited budget, with much of the cast and crew working on a passion project basis.
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