Los Angeles Times by Annlee Ellingson
All of this is ridiculously silly, of course, with low-rent special effects to boot. But you may laugh despite yourself.
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Philippines · 2011
1h 36m
Director Jade Castro
Starring Martin Escudero, Lauren Young, Kerbie Zamora, Roderick Paulate
Genre Comedy, Horror
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As a child, Remington harassed his homosexual neighbor until the man put a curse on him that one day Remington would turn gay. Years later, Remington finds himself entangled in a confusing threesome with his best friend and girlfriend. Meanwhile, police try to find the perpetrator of a series of murders in the city’s gay community.
Los Angeles Times by Annlee Ellingson
All of this is ridiculously silly, of course, with low-rent special effects to boot. But you may laugh despite yourself.
Exuberantly silly, Remington and the Curse of the Zombadings sends up Filipino horror, romance, gaysploitation and other genre cliches in service of a pro-tolerance message.
The New York Times by Jeannette Catsoulis
The film’s questionable continuity, bargain-basement effects and overload of gay clichés may not be to everyone’s taste, but its queer-eye-for-the-undead-guy exuberance and warmth of spirit are irresistible.
The comedy preaches tolerance... But using hate crimes—even cartoonified ones—as a source of humor is troubling, and the mincing stereotypes on display bring to mind a little kid pointing and shouting, "Homo! Homo!"
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