What Happened To Zombie Farm
I'm not sure if many of you remember this game that is called Zombie Farm. It was an iPhone game that brought a mixture between siege & the FarmVille like genre created by PlayForge. The game was released arround the time the game industrie from iPhone games where still new and a lot of the game developers where still testing how to present their games succesfully to the public. As a result this game has it's flaws but nothing that could be fixed on the long run. The problem was that they never addressed these issues what eventually lead to the destruction of their own game. Soon after a company bought it out to milk out the game to destroy the reputation of the game compleetly while never addressing the issues that prevented the game to remain succesfull in the long run. Despite all this bad backstory the game actually was one of the best 5 iPhone games that year despite all these issues. If you still have no idea about this game I suggest you watch this trailer.
The last update for Zombie Farm 2 was released on August 20, 2013. As a result, it is highly unlikely any new content or features will be added to Zombie Farm 2 and consequently this wiki will no longer be updated, but will still be active for reference for existing players. Ease96 - admin. April 19th, 2014. ZOMBIE FARM is a typical indie zombie movie, shot on video without any real sense of style or originality. By typical, I mean typically bad, i.e. A film with virtually no redeeming qualities unless you have a massive predilection for shot on video trash. The story charts a zombie outbreak in rural America.
One year ago the game officially stopped development and I believe they shut down the servers about haf year ago. Basicly the game is no longer available.
I was wondering if their is anyone here that played this game. Or that would love play this game if it ever became available again?
| The Zombie Farm | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Ricardo Islas |
| Produced by | Frederico Lapenda Blaine McManus |
| Written by | Ricardo Islas |
| Starring | Adriana Cataño Nadia Rowinsky Khotan Monika Munoz Roberto Montesinos |
| Music by | Aritz Villodas |
| Cinematography | Christian Herrera |
| Edited by | Joseph Langdale David Pellenz |
Maxim Entertainment Paradigm Pictures | |
| Distributed by | Maya Entertainment |
| |
| 90 minutes | |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
The Zombie Farm is a 2011 American zombie film written and directed by Ricardo Islas. It stars Adriana Cataño, Nadia Rowinsky, Khotan, Monika Munoz, and Monika Munoz. It is about a battered wife, con man, and documentary filmmaker who team up against a voodoo priestess.
Plot[edit]
Ana Maria, a battered wife, seeks help from a local spiritualist, Roque. Impressed with Roque's community service and advocacy for women, a filmmaker, Pilar Franco, offers to make a documentary about him. Roque, however, is a fake and can offer Ana Maria little help beyond advice to leave her abusive relationship; Pilar is disgusted and denounces him as a con man.
In desperation, Ana Maria turns to Luna, a voodoo priestess, who warns her that her husband, Antonio, will be changed by the dark magic. To Ana Maria's surprise, Antonio is transformed into a mindless slave. Unsure what to do, Ana Maria returns to Roque and seeks his help once again. Roque and Pilar team up to help Ana Maria discover what happened to Antonio. Together, they learn that Luna is creating slave labor out of the immigrant community now that her supply of illegal immigrants has dried up. These zombies are put to work on Luna's farm and mindlessly follow her orders, including the murder of her enemies. A mix of Haitian voodoo and undead ghoul, the zombies are nearly impossible to destroy. Eventually, a botched spell destroys the zombies and Luna is killed. Roque and Pilar, who have come to respect each other, decide to work together to help the community.
Cast[edit]
- Adriana Cataño as Pilar Franco
- Nadia Rowinsky as Luna
- Khotan as Antonio
- Monika Munoz as Ana Maria
- Roberto Montesinos as Roque
Zombie Farm Game
Production[edit]
The Zombie Farm was shot in Louisiana.[2] Both English and Spanish dialog were recorded at the same time.[3]
Speed racer 2008 full movie. I have to say, it seems that those who hated it were obviously not doing their homework beforehand to know that SR is not supposed to be a thought-provoking film like The Matrix.
Release[edit]
Maya Entertainment released The Zombie Farm on DVD March 8, 2011.[1]
Reception[edit]
John Stanley of the San Francisco Chronicle rated it 3/5 stars and wrote that the film has an intriguing setup but becomes cliched and incoherent once the voodoo element is introduced.[2] Jeremy Blitz of DVD Talk rated it 2.5/5 stars and wrote that 'the dollops of greatness are equally mixed with mediocrity.'[4] David Johnson of DVD Verdict called it 'a well-executed little gem' that should have been played for laughs.[5]
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References[edit]
- ^ abBarton, Steve (2011-03-08). 'DVD and Blu-Ray Releases: March 8th - The Dead Walk! (Nuff Said)'. Dread Central. Retrieved 2014-01-25.
- ^ abStanley, John (2011-04-22). 'DVD review: 'The Zombie Farm''. San Francisco Chronicle. Retrieved 2014-01-25.
- ^Barton, Steve (2011-01-21). 'Exclusive DVD Artwork and Details: The Zombie Farm'. Dread Central. Retrieved 2014-01-25.
- ^Blitz, Jeremy (2011-03-16). 'Zombie Farm'. DVD Talk. Retrieved 2014-01-25.
- ^Johnson, David (2011-03-08). 'Zombie Farm'. DVD Verdict. Retrieved 2014-01-25.
External links[edit]
- The Zombie Farm on IMDb