Directed by:
Charles BandScreenplay:
Domonic MuirCinematography:
Keith J. DugganComposer:
Roger BallengerCast:
Gary Busey, Robin Sydney, Larry Cedar, Margaret Blye, Debra Mayer, Jonathan Chase, Kaycee Shank, James Snyder, Joe Dain, E. Dee BiddlecomePlots(1)
In a quiet, small-town diner a deranged patron, Millard Findlemeyer (Gary Busey), opens fire on the Leigh family. , killing all but the daughter, Sarah Leigh (Robin Sydney). During the trial, Sara's testimony sends Millard to the electric chair and his ashes are sent to his mother. In a vow of revenge, Millard's mother mixes her son's ashes with a secret gingerbread cookie mix, which makes its way into Sarah Leigh's bakery. When one of the bakery employees, Brick Fields (Jonathan Chase) cuts his arm and accidentally bleeds into the mixture, an old curse spawns a deadly 12" walking, talking, killing gingerbread cookie and wrecks havoc on anything standing in his way! (official distributor synopsis)
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The Gingerdead Man stays quite grounded and fails to impress. The only truly good scene is how the Gingerdead Man ends. This is entertaining compared to the rest of the film and surpasses other scenes and other killings. The dialogues are ridiculous, the characters otherwise not very memorable, and the film doesn't stick in your head just because the villain is visibly crazy at first glance.
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