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Return of the Living Dead: Rave to the Grave

Dance til' you drop...dead.
2005 | 95m | English

(4990 votes)

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A student creates and sells a drug called 'Z' which has the unexpected side effect of resurrecting the dead as flesh-eating zombies, who proceed to wreak havoc at a Halloween rave.
Release Date: Oct 15, 2005
Director: Ellory Elkayem
Writer: Aaron Strongoni, William Butler
Genres: Action, Horror, TV Movie
Keywords rave, halloween, sequel, undead, zombie, drugs
Production Companies Castel Film, Denholm Trading Inc., Aurora Entertainment
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: Aug 09, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Name Character
John Keefe Julian Garrison
Jenny Mollen Jenny
Cory Hardrict Cody
Aimee-Lynn Chadwick Becky
Peter Coyote Uncle Charles
Claudiu Bleonţ Aldo Serra
Sorin Cociș Gino
Cain Manoli Jeremy
George Dumitrescu Artie
Maria Dinulescu Shelby
Cătălin Paraschiv Skeet
Radu Romaniuc Brett
Sebastian Marina Dartagnan
Violeta Aldea Rainbow
Ricky Dandel Coach Savini
Sandu Mihai Gruia Mortician
Aureliu Surulescu Guitarist
Dan Bordeianu Frat Boy #1
Eduard Opaski Fat Gouged Eye Zombie
Diana Vladu Roommate
Maria Roman Serenity
Vlad Coada Janitor
Ionut Grama John
Mike Measimer Stoner #1
Allan Trautman Tarman (uncredited)
Elena Ghenoiu Cheerleader (uncredited)
Andreea Păduraru Shelby (uncredited)
Name Job
Glenn Hetrick Sculptor, Painter
Madalin Dragan Stunts
Gabriel Kosuth Additional Photography
Vlad Păunescu Thanks
Aaron Strongoni Writer
Rupert Garcia Production Accountant
Cătălin Ciutu Key Hair Stylist
Marshall Garlington Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Vince Nicastro Foley
Bogdan Moncea Line Producer, Production Supervisor
Daniela Bușoiu Key Makeup Artist
Lufeng Qu Painter
Eugen Dinca Unit Production Manager
Cornelia Stefan First Assistant Director
Shawn Kennelly ADR Mixer, Foley Mixer
Cathie Speakman Supervising ADR Editor
Lucian Iordache Pyrotechnic Supervisor, Special Effects Supervisor
Toni Cartu Second Unit Director of Photography, "B" Camera Operator
Marian Costea Electrician
Daniel Dobrica Electrician
Gociu Sorin Still Photographer
Dan Liță Chief Lighting Technician
Mircea Modoi Second Unit Director of Photography, "B" Camera Operator
Stefan Tarzioru Best Boy Electric
Viorel Sergovici Second Unit Director of Photography
Bogdan Varzaru Electrician
Jon Pehlke Digital Intermediate Editor
James Coblentz Editor
Ellory Elkayem Director
William Butler Writer
Dean E. Fronk Casting
Donald Paul Pemrick Casting
Adrian Conerth First Assistant Director
Alexandra Burca Third Assistant Director
Bogdan Tiberiu Dumitrescu Assistant Director Trainee
Aniela Galiceanu Second Assistant Director
Mircea Hategan Second Unit First Assistant Director
Cristina Iliescu Second Assistant Director
Corina Pana Script Supervisor
Ralph Rieckermann Music, Music Supervisor
Angelo Pastore Line Producer
Thomas L. Callaway Director of Photography
Călin Papură Production Design
Mircea Onisoru Art Direction
George McCarthy Assistant Editor
Ana Ioneci Costume Design
Sorin Udrea Key Grip
Robert Duncan Original Music Composer
Name Title
Vladimir Dostal Executive Producer
Tom Fox Executive Producer
Nikolai Makarov Executive Producer
John Vulich Associate Producer
Tamara Taillie Associate Producer
Steve J. Scarduzio Producer
Marcus Knaus Associate Producer
Mikhail Gugin Co-Producer
Lyudmila Fradis Co-Producer
Anatoly Fradis Producer
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4EverFinalGirl
4.0

To say Friday the 13th had an impact on horror movies would be an understatement. I don’t know about you, but this is the first slasher movie I ever watched. I would always watch this movie before I would go to camp each summer I would watch Friday the 13th the night before I would leave. And yes, i ... n the beginning of camp I would freak out about going to the campfire circles. LOL PLOT Alice (Adrienne King) as well as a group of counselors, led by owner Steve (Peter Brouwer) are fixing up and planning on reopening Camp Crystal Lake, which was closed twenty two years earlier because of horrible murders that occurred there. The locals warn them not to reopen that there is a blood curse, but they do not listen. Slowly, they are stalked and killed one by one by an unknown killer. MY THOUGHTS You’re doomed! You’re all doomed!-Crazy Ralph As I mentioned before, this was my introduction to slasher movies. From that point I was a fan. So this movie will always have a soft spot in my heart for this reason. Although this is a slasher movie, there are only 10 kills in this movie. For some reason I thought it would be a lot more. Most are off screen, or we see the build up to and the results afterwards. Though, one of the more famous kills is when Jack (Kevin Bacon) gets the arrow through the neck. Another kill is the one where Alice decapitates Mrs. Voorhees (Betsy Palmer). One of the main highlights of this movie is the special effects by Tom Savini. Overall, not bad for the era it was made. Another highlight of the movie is the music. I like how they used music in the movie when the killer was present. I think that was a great idea from Harry Manfredini. Manfredini also came up with the sound “ki ki ki, ma ma ma”, based on the line “Kill her mommy!”. As far as the acting and characters, I think the actors did a good job. I like all the characters to the point that when they die I feel bad for them. Not award winning acting but I think they did a good job. If I sympathize with the characters when they die, they did their job. Overall, I enjoyed this movie and I will watch this movie at least once a year (especially on a Friday the 13th). Friday the 13th helped start the slasher trend that continues today. The film made $39,754,601 on a budget of $550,000. The MPAA told the producers of Friday of 13th to scale back on the gore for the sequel, since they regretted the amount of gore that had gotten through in the original (and the subsequent critical backlash). After the film’s success, Adrienne King was stalked by an obsessed fan. Terrified, she asked that her role in Part 2 be as small as possible. She did not take any other roles or make convention appearances for almost 20 years after its release. Bing Crosby’s son played in this movie as Bill (Harry Crosby). If you want to see my other Friday the 13th reviews, click here: Friday the 13th Franchise. Let’s get into the rankings: * Kills/Blood/Gore: 3.5/5 * Sex/Nudity: 1/5 * Scare factor: 3.5/5 * Enjoyment factor: 5/5 * * My Rank: 3.25/5 * IMDB: 6.4/10 * Rotten Tomatoes: critics:6.3/10 audience: 6/10 * Letterboxd: 3.1/5

Dec 17, 2021