Homecoming

hilarious, fresh, original, and awesome, although if you're looking for a horror movie this is not for you. it's really a political movie that just happens to have zombies, kind of a yin to night of the living dead's yang. if this were to really happen, that would show those damned conservatives!

Really enjoyed this one.

Cool concept and some genuinely funny moments while serving as a not-so-subtle slight against the Iraq war.

There's nothing worse than watching ten year old political commentary disguised as a zombie flick.

A great idea and an interesting story. However there is zero scares and it lacks horror but worst of all it's actually pretty boring.

Dig those crazy tombstones

I wanted to like this so fuckin' bad... not least because, coincidentally, I saw it on Election Day. Unfortunately, its wit can scarcely cut hot butter, and it may very well be the most heavy-handed "movie" I have ever seen. One laugh, but I've already forgotten what it was. The scene in the cafe doesn't exactly bear a master's touch, either, but it was at least a relief. Dante is another "Master of Horror" I haven't taken seriously for years

Review here: http://madman731.wordpress.com/2013/08/01/2013-horrorfest-presents-homecoming-2005-joe-dante/

Heavy-handed and ridiculous. Still, any movie that casts an Ann Coulter analogue and has her brains eaten is worth 25 points from me.

In a horror level it could certainly improve, specially after a particular part, at first it works better that way. Despite there's field to improve there and some other flaws, the allegoric and comedy element works a bit better and it's certainly an episode of the series I will keep a good memory.

Possibly the most amateur film I've seen in my entire life. Laughably terrible, until you run out of the heart to keep laughing. After that, it's just terrible.

What I learned from this movie: rock the vote!

One of the best MoH movies

Hilarious concept but handled terribly.

This made for tv movie is as subtle as a hammer. Sometimes it's fun that a movie just comes out and says what's on it's mind. Good effort on the part of Dante, writer Sam Hamm and actors like Thea Gil as an Ann Coulter stand in.