Backstreet Boys member Nick Carter has finally made his dream come true, and that is "Dead 7", Syfy's upcoming boy band zombie movie!
So, what can you expect in a film where members of the Backstreet Boys, N'SYNC, O-Town, and 98 Degrees come together to kill some zombies?
We’re not so sure, but we definitely are excited to find out if there's going to be any reenactment of their hits!
So, what can you expect in a film where members of the Backstreet Boys, N'SYNC, O-Town, and 98 Degrees come together to kill some zombies?
We’re not so sure, but we definitely are excited to find out if there's going to be any reenactment of their hits!
“Dead 7” is the story of a motley crew of gunslingers who must rid a small town of a zombie plague in a post-apocalyptic West.
The trailer to Carter's debut film looks like the Wild Wild West theme paired with the 90's boyband combo is an absolute genius idea. Have a look for yourselves!
The first few seconds of the trailer looks like a scene out from "The Walking Dead" with a line saying "to fight the undead, you have to resurrect 90's boyband".
The weird thing is, the characters shown in the trailer are the members themselves, but why are they dressed like its Texas in the 1880s?
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Caption: A.J. Mclean from Backstreet Boys looks like a freak, does he get infected? |
With a samurai involved, something tells us this is a movie we never knew we wanted until now. How everyone will fit together is still unclear, but the firepower is strong with this one.
Besides the survival against the zombies, let's hope the boybands can survive each other as well as they will definitely be able to fight off zombies with some perfectly choreographed group dance moves.
If you’re wondering, the makers of "Sharknado" who finally decided to switch things up after making five "Sharknado" films, are the ones who are actually responsible for this ‘western pop zombie apocalypse’.
If you’re wondering, the makers of "Sharknado" who finally decided to switch things up after making five "Sharknado" films, are the ones who are actually responsible for this ‘western pop zombie apocalypse’.
Aside from Carter, the film stars A.J. McLean and Howie Dorough from Backstreet Boys, Joey Fatone and Chris Kirkpatrick from N'SYNC, 98 Degrees' Jeff Timmons, O-Town’s Erik-Michael Estrada, Jacob Underwood, Trevor Penick, and Dan Miller.
We have no idea why Justin Timberlake, Lance Bass, Kevin Richardson, Brian Littrell, Nick Lachey and the others didn’t join the cast too, but maybe they’re saving themselves for the sequel?
We have no idea why Justin Timberlake, Lance Bass, Kevin Richardson, Brian Littrell, Nick Lachey and the others didn’t join the cast too, but maybe they’re saving themselves for the sequel?
(Photo Source: buzzfeed.com)