The Gingerdead Man

2005 "Evil never tasted so good..."
3.4| 1h10m| NR| en| More Info
Released: 08 November 2005 Released
Producted By: Full Moon Pictures
Country: United States of America
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An evil yet adorable Gingerbread man comes to life with the soul of a convicted killer, and this real life cookie monster wreaks havoc on the girl who sent the killer to the electric chair.

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awed-82633 This movie is yet another movie to add to the "I'm going to make the dumbest decisions of my life while almost being killed" horror movie list. As funny as it was supposed to be, here is our list of complaints that are so dumb that they are hilariously stupid like all the other Gingerdead Man movies. This list does contain spoilers. 1. The ginger spice that is delivered to the back door at the beginning of the movie is literally just inside the cardboard box, not in a plastic bag inside the cardboard box. 2. When the father of "Miss. Pretty Face" is hit by the car being driven by the Gingerdead Man, it seems that there is at least three feet of space for him to escape, but yet he glues himself to the wall preparing for his death. 3. When "Miss. Pretty Face" comes to find her father dead outside the bakery, (in which, they could have left the whole time in this movie instead of everybody almost dying) she doesn't even shed a tear. 4. When "Miss Pretty Face" goes back into the bakery she is faced with the Gingerdead Man who decides to graze her face with a knife and from the sound effects we can tell that he grazed her face at least three times. But when she heads to the mirror there is only one gash on her cheek. As you can tell, this is not a real or authentic horror movie. If you are looking overly-dramatic, stupidly scary and funny movie, then this is for you.
Seth_Rogue_One I didn't expect much with this one, I actually thought the premise sounded like it could be amusing... Especially with Gary Busey voicing the gingerbread man.But except for the first 4 minutes it was just boring and really lazily made in every aspect, the gingerdead man doesn't show up until 25 minutes in and it's a rubber sock puppet with someones hand in it moving it around that just looks lame, I'd prefer poor CGI than that tbh.The whole movie circulates inside and around the bakery where the gingerdead man was baked, most likely to keep the budget as low as possible and for a serial killing cookie he sure likes to take his sweet time to even attempt to get to killing leaving the other characters in the movie plenty of time to flirt with each other and discuss life in general while the movie is supposed to be the most exciting.It is pretty impressive how they managed to make it so dull though considering it's only 60 minutes long (if you exclude the credits).I would have considered giving it a 1 but I only give out 1's to movies that I really HATE and this is so utterly lackluster it can't even make me hate it.
jeremyjones-39552 Amazing. Truly thrilling. The Ginger dead man is possibly the best film to date. only 3 out of 10 stars??? You people are DELUSIONAL! 10/10 writing and characters and the best movie villain to date! 10/10 special effects. 10/10 story. Incredibly suspenseful. Who knew dollar bin movies could be so good? Though Ginger dead man 2 and 3 don't live up to the first, they are still incredible movies. Truly the most enthralling piece of art. Final score 10/10. Better than horror classics like Halloween and Elm street. An underrated classic. Ginger dead man effects 10/10. Blood effects 10/10. Also the acting was top-tier, these people deserve an Oscar!!!!!!!!!!rkhae fv;kh rwvbj
Wizard-8 With a title like that, and the premise being a walking/talking/killing cookie, I think most viewers will picture this movie being a (black) comedy. And it could have worked - I thought that the original "Jack Frost" movie, about a killer snowman, worked. But in this case, NOTHING works. The movie is really cheap, looking like a backyard production made in the 1980s and shelved for twenty years without any restoration. There's also a minimalist feel, with barely enough props and scenery, all looking very unconvincing. Gary Busey just seems to be going through the motions, with the scene he actually appears in as well as voicing the killer cookie. The supporting cast comes across as even worse, if that's possible, not helped by a script that makes them the stupidest characters I've seen in a movie for a long time. And even though the movie barely lasts 60 minutes (not counting the s-l-o-w closing credits), it goes by at such a slow pace that it feels endless. This movie actually has spawned two sequels, making me conclude that it was even cheaper than I thought, since I can't see most people liking this movie.