Deadgirl

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Cast & Crew

Shiloh Fernandez
Rickie

Noah Segan
J.T.

Candice Accola
JoAnn

Eric Podnar
Wheeler

Jenny Spain
Deadgirl

Andrew DiPalma
Johnny

Nolan Gerard Funk
Dwyer

Michael Bowen
Clint

David Alan Graf
Mr. Harrison

Marcel Sarmiento
Director

Gadi Harel
Director

Trent Haaga
Writer

Marcel Sarmiento
Producer

Gadi Harel
Producer

Cynthia Graner
Co-Producer

Harris Charalambous
Cinematographer

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Critic Reviews for Deadgirl

Audience Reviews for Deadgirl

• Sep 15, 2014

  Deadgirl is fucked up, at least conceptually. In terms of execution, it doesn't really take any chances. Two horny, beer loving, but less than alpha-male friends find a girl in an abandoned hospital who seems like she can't be killed. In other words, she's a zombie, but they don't know it. JT, one of the boys, decides this girl is the perfect version of a sex toy, and pretty much spends all his time having some depraved but naughty fun. Rickie is bent on impressing his childhood crush, who is dating one of the boys who bullies him. He doesn't agree with JT, but is soon caught in between. There's a lot of opportunity here for a movie that could probably tackle interesting issues like women as objects of desire, sexual attraction, teen isolation. Nope. It does none of those. It goes for the gore, but then forgets to go all the way with its concept. Thus, you're left with a film that is predictable and lifeless. It ends up being just another ordinary zombie film, which is a shame because it's trying to be everything else but that.
  Edward B Super Reviewer
• Jul 22, 2014

  No other recent horror film has had the disturbing quality that Deadgirl possesses. This film concept is one of the most shocking and depraved ideas that I have seen in a genre film, and it's a refreshing take on the genre. This is a well acted and directed film, one that is a riveting, thrilling picture a film that boasts powerful atmosphere and tense moments that make the film quite unforgettable. The cast are quite good in their performances and the film's story is well thought out, and steadily manages to unfold in order to create the maximum terror effect. The subject itself is one that stretches the limits of shock and terror and it's a film that will surely make an impact on you whether you like it or not. Deadgirl is an expertly executed experiment in thought provoking horror, a film that dares you not to look away and will make you think about what you have just seen. It's always a good thing when a horror film pushes the limits and takes no prisoners in the way the material shocks it viewers. With that being said, Deadgirl will surely raise eyebrows. Deadgirl is a well crafted horror yarn, one that is entertaining from start to finish, as well as being very disturbing in the way it uses its ideas. For what it is, Deadgirl succeeds at being a truly shocking horror film that would stick with you. The film may not be perfect, but it works on many levels and for what it is, it's well worth seeing if you want a superbly crafted horror yarn that is one of the most original genre films in years.
  Alex r Super Reviewer
• Jan 28, 2013

  A disturbing but memorable tale that explores the very darkest parts of the unfairer sex. Deadgirl is all about two guys who find a dead girl in an abandoned mental asylum. Only thing is, she's more undead than actually dead. One of the guys decides to make deadgirl, as she becomes affectionately known, his own private plaything. He doesn't see her as a person, but a toy. Something he can beata nd sexually abuse to his heart's content. Soon others get wind of this little supernatural woman and the boys must face becoming foul and wretched 'humans' or do the right thing. It's a bizarre film that doesn't settle on a genre. Instead it would much rather just make you uncomfortable. Having a monster movie where the monster is chained up allows man to become the monster through his own devices. Despite the out there premise, you still have to stretch your disbelief in order to accept certain characters' motivations and actions, which can stop the pacing dead. But with some hypnotic camera work and soft music, this is an original gem that is a confrontational joy to watch.
  Luke B Super Reviewer
• Oct 01, 2012

  I thought this movie was better than I expected. This is mostly due to the unique concept and they manage to do a decent job with it. I like the idea of these "kids" that are so low on the totem pole where they are mocked and bullied in high school that it would then drive them to do these terrible things in a situation where they are completely in control without having to answer anybody. It's a good concept, and they do get into the characters' motivations pretty nicely. The characters lack some depth, but they do a decent job. There's just something missing from the movie. It's probably several elements. The writing isn't tremendous so there's never any real complexity to what's going on here past the initial idea that the movie is trying to get across. That's why I said that I liked the idea, I didn't necessarily like the execution of it. There's just some lack of depth. The acting, while better than most horror movies, isn't also anything to write home about. There's something so wooden about Shiloh Fernandez that I can't get over. The guy who played JT was fine, probably the best actor out of this group. The movie is also paced pretty poorly, it takes its sweet time to get to the point, especially when, again, the movie lacks a certain depth to keep things interesting. Not good, but a decent horror movie at best with a lot of flaws that keep it from being truly good.
  Jesse O Super Reviewer

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