Dead House, Rape, Humiliation...and Zombies

This is an uncomfortable one. You have been warned. A home invasion/mad-scientist/zombie film with an edge that cuts into the taboo. Yep, 2014's "Dead House" is all that and features one of the most talkative villains in film history. There will be points in this film when you will be asking, "doesn't he ever shut up?" He doesn't, but he will talk faster when he is beset by zombies which have escaped from a laboratory.

Nibbio (Danny Cutler) heads a trio of home invaders. His brother Brett (Alex Southern) and gangster Tesamento (Alex Lucchesi) round out the trio. They barge into houses, and make mom and dad screw in front of their little children and then kill everyone.  Next up for these evils is John (David White) and his wife Elena (Kate Davies-Speak), and their two adorable children. They don't appear to be any match for Nibbio and his quest for humiliation. So it would seem, but unbeknownst to Nibbio, John is a mad-scientist who creates mutant creatures and zombies for the CIA. When the CIA is not busy trying to overthrow a U.S. president, they work on mutants and zombies.

The trio do what they do best and the sultry Elena is their number one target. They intend to humiliate her and rape her. Uh oh...Nibbio hears something in the basement. Finally a plot device that may shut up Nibbio. Now the fiends must fend off zombie fiends...and so must John and his family. Uh oh...the zombies aren't the only thing that got out of the basement lab. Despite the onset of the undead, Nibbio and company continue their quest to humiliate and rape. Uh oh again, secrets are revealed that may indicate our innocent family may deserve what emerges from the lab.

There will be a lot of awkward and taboo rape scenes mixed in with zombies-eating-the-living gore. As the reveal will make you squirm, the fate of everyone here will be...well, you'll see. Will Nibbio's gang be ale to continue rape and pillaging as mutants and zombies are thrown into the picture? What secret does Elena hold that may betray her own family? If left alone would John the mad-scientist have cured cancer instead of unleashing a zombie apocalypse? Gory and uncomfortable, "Dead House" will please those hard core horror fans and chase away the main stream audiences. Filmed in Italy and directed by Amerigo Brini, enjoy "Dead House."