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Bikini Bloodbath is a horror-comedy film that released in 2006, directed by Jonathan Gorman and Thomas Edward Seymour. The film features a cast of Debbie Rochon, Robert Cosgrove Jr., Sheri Lynn, and Russ Russo. The story follows a group of high school students who work at a seafood restaurant called Barefeet Retreat during the summer, where a group of zombies attack and they have to save themselves.

The film begins with a brief introduction to the restaurant where the kids are working, Barefeet Retreat. The restaurant is owned by Mrs. Johnson, who is played by Debbie Rochon. The students complain about their low pay and long work hours, and they decide to take a break and go to the nearby lake. While at the lake, one of the girls finds a mysterious book, which she decides to bring back with her to the restaurant. Unbeknownst to them, the book was owned by a witch who cursed the book and the whole area.

Shortly after their return, they find themselves under siege by a group of zombies who have risen from their graves. The zombies are led by Chef Death, who is played by Robert Cosgrove Jr. The zombies chase after the kids through the beach, attacking them one by one. The students try to avoid Chef Death and the zombies by staying inside the restaurant, but it doesn't take long for the zombies to break in.

The group of students is made up of characters with different backgrounds and personalities. There is the jock, the nerd, the prom queen, the rebel, and the token black character. The film takes on a satirical tone with the characters making fun of their cliched roles in a horror movie. The characters are fully aware that they are in a horror movie and make numerous references to horror films throughout the movie.

Debbie Rochon as Mrs. Johnson is brilliant in her role as the restaurant owner. She’s a strong female character who doesn’t take any nonsense from the kids. Sheri Lynn, who plays the head waitress, also delivers a great performance. Her character brings some light-hearted humor to the film, making the viewer laugh with her exaggerated expressions and sarcasm.

The film brings a lot of gore, red paint, and creative kills to the screen. The zombie makeup is well done, and the kill scenes are done in a comical way. The gore and violence in the film are quite graphic, but it’s not meant to scare the audience; it’s meant to be over-the-top and fun.

The cinematography in Bikini Bloodbath is not the greatest, but the low-budget nature of the film is evident in the way it’s shot. The camera work is shaky and raw, and the lighting is not the best. But this adds to the film's charm, and it feels very much like a B-movie.

The soundtrack of the film is a mix of rock and roll, surf rock, and horror music, which sets the tone for the film. The music is campy, and it adds to the film's overall fun factor. The film uses a lot of practical effects, which makes it more appealing to fans of practical effects in horror movies.

Bikini Bloodbath is not trying to be a serious horror movie. The film makes fun of itself and the genre itself. It’s a horror-comedy that’s meant to be watched with a group of friends, and it will leave you laughing and cringing at the same time. The movie is not for everyone, it’s quite graphic and doesn’t hold up to everyone's taste.

In conclusion, Bikini Bloodbath is a fun and enjoyable horror-comedy that’s worth a watch if you’re a fan of the genre. It’s not trying to be anything other than a campy and cheesy horror flick. The film may not be the best-made horror movie, but it’s still entertaining and fun to watch.

Bikini Bloodbath is a 2006 horror movie with a runtime of 1 hour and 12 minutes. It has received mostly poor reviews from critics and viewers, who have given it an IMDb score of 3.5.