Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead

(2006)

In the horror-comedy film Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead (2006), an evil force arises when a fast-food restaurant is built on land that is cursed. The restaurant, called the American Chicken Bunker, unveils a new menu item named the Clucker's Chicken Sandwich which is made from genetically modified, hormone-injected poultry. However, the chickens consumed by the customers become reanimated as zombified creatures seeking revenge.

As chaos ensues, employees of the American Chicken Bunker find themselves battling against the undead chickens in a hilarious, over-the-top fashion. The staff, including protagonist Arbie, his love interest Wendy, and their quirky co-workers, must arm themselves with unconventional weapons and innovative strategies to survive the relentless attacks. With outrageous and gory scenes, the movie combines horror, comedy, and social commentary to satirize the fast-food industry and consumer culture.

Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead masterfully blends dark humor with gore-filled splatter comedy, making it a unique and entertaining experience. Directed by Lloyd Kaufman, known for his provocative and subversive approach to filmmaking, this cult classic is not for the faint-hearted. With a strong emphasis on political and environmental issues, the film delivers its messages through absurdity and shocking scenarios.

Prepare to be entertained and disgusted in equal measure as you witness the fight for survival against an army of flesh-eating poultry in this hilarious and satirical horror flick.