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Corpsing is a 2013 horror-comedy directed by Jeff Monahan and starring Joanna Lowe, Jeff Monahan, Jessie Wray Goodman, and others. The movie tells the story of a group of actors who gather at a remote island location to shoot a low-budget horror film, only to suddenly find themselves at the mercy of a machete-wielding maniac. The movie opens with a scene of an audition for a horror movie, where the director, Jeff Monahan, is casting for the roles of a hotshot detective, a cheerleader, and a stoner, among others. The successful candidates are then flown to a remote island location to start filming the movie.

As soon as the actors arrive on the island, they start to experience strange occurrences. The production manager, Donna (played by Joanna Lowe), is convinced that the island is cursed, and that they are in grave danger. But the director, Jeff, dismisses her concerns and urges the actors to concentrate on their roles.

Initially, the filming goes well, but soon things start to go wrong. One by one, the actors start to disappear, and it becomes clear that there is a killer on the loose. The remaining actors are left to fend for themselves, as they try to stay alive while the killer hunts them down.

As the movie progresses, we see the actors trying to come to terms with the situation they find themselves in. Some try to escape, while others try to fight back. But with each passing moment, it becomes clear that the killer is getting closer, and that their chances of survival are rapidly dwindling.

In addition to the horror elements, Corpsing also includes plenty of comedic moments. The interactions between the different characters are often hilarious, and there are several scenes that will leave the audience in stitches.

Overall, Corpsing is an entertaining horror-comedy that fans of the genre are sure to enjoy. The movie manages to balance the horror and comedy elements well, with neither overpowering the other. The performances of the actors are also noteworthy, especially Joanna Lowe, who does an excellent job as Donna, the production manager.

One criticism of the movie is that the killer's identity is not revealed until the very end, which can be frustrating for viewers who want to know whodunit. However, this is a minor complaint, as the movie's strengths more than make up for it.

In conclusion, Corpsing is well worth a watch for fans of horror-comedy. With an engaging plot, great performances, and plenty of laughs, it is sure to keep viewers entertained from start to finish.

Corpsing is a 2013 horror movie with a runtime of 1 hour and 30 minutes. It has received mostly poor reviews from critics and viewers, who have given it an IMDb score of 3.6.