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Police officers Roger Mortis (Treat Williams) and Doug Bigelow (Joe Piscopo) visit Dante Laboratories, a pharmaceutical company they suspect of some shady maneuvers. They soon uncover a high-tech “resurrection room” that recycles criminals (and makes them virtually indestructible). The cops take a fall but get a new lease on life as zombies who want to bring the evil perpetrators to justice
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Stock market millionaire Chris Thorne (Chevy Chase) and investment lawyer Diane Lightson (Demi Moore) are headed to Atlantic City when they take the wrong exit off the New Jersey Turnpike. A local cop (John Candy) stops them for speeding in a curious town, where they’re brought before 106-year-old Judge Alvin Valkenheiser (Dan Aykroyd). But the old man’s punishment turns out to be as bizarre as he is.
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Put down that bacon lettuce and bread cause this week we have Attack of the Killer Tomatoes. It even got a DLIP score of 7.1990740740740333333333333333333
From the moment it begins, this kitschy horror movie boasts the makings of a cult hit — and that it has become, even though it’s decidedly low-budget and filled to brim with camp. Director John de Bello manages to squeeze out the laughs from a highly improbable premise: Tomatoes become public enemy No. 1 when they turn murderous, preying on humans. It’s up to Mason Dixon (David Wilson) and his special team to stomp them out for good.
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