4/5 Quirky but lacks bite
  by maniac
Well done movie not about vampires, but a weird business family

This would be a good movie to study how good acting is supposed to be.

Reminds me of my office ... LOL


5/5 Not your ordinary Vampire Comedy
  by Ben Kreger (Spokane, WA)
In this quirky comedy by new comers Brian & Dean Ronalds, Steve Burns (Blues Clues) plays Otto Granberry a lowly cubical worker of Berm-Tech Industries, Inc. The story begins when Otto is asked into the office of his boss (Darrell Hammond of SNL) to discover a co-worker has been impaled with a stake to the heart. This is only the first joke in this vampiric comedy and there is no way I can do this scene justice.

This film is based on a short by the Ronalds brothers and also stars Dave Foley (Kids in the Hall, News Radio) and Jason Mewes (Clerks and every Kevin Smith film) and follows a murder mystery in a company that hides a group of vampires... er Netherbeast from the rest of the world. They are nice monsters who only eat the recently deceased instead of hunting their prey. But someone is slowly killing them off.

I can't say this is a laugh out loud movie but it was very very funny and the oddities of it are beyond enjoyable.

I'm glad I added this film to my library. If you like comedies that are slightly eskewed then you will really enjoy this one. If you however are someone who thinks Larry the Cable guy is a comedy genius then this is so not for you.

4/5 A dark comedy-drama about vampires.
  by Ray Rogers (Connecticut)
I bought this movie because Amy Davidson is in it.
I watched it more than once because it is original, witty, well made, and thoroughly entertaining. Highly recommend it to anyone who likes dark comedy.

4/5 Do you see an office full of the undead? Where?
  by Hellbilly DRP (NC Piedmont)
Having seen the short film "The Netherbeast of Berm-Tech Industries Inc" some time ago, I have been eagerly awaiting the DVD release of the feature length film Netherbeast Incorporated. It does not disappoint.

Vampires ( or Netherfolk as they prefer to be called ) are among us. Toiling away in cubicles, chanting the same inane corporate slogans. They just want to live their lives and hit their productivity goals. The only major difference is that they must consume human flesh and blood to survive. In order to do so they cloister themselves away in their corporate headquarters, maintaining minimal human contact except for regular shipments of donated blood and the recently deceased. So what happens when the boss loses his mind and starts hiring humans from the outside? We get a movie that lies somewhere between Office Space and From Dusk Till Dawn.

The special features are entertaining and add to the experience. They have even included the original short film, which is excellent by itself.

All in all, this is a fun movie. There are horror elements and some gore, but they are primarily used to comic effect. If you are a fan of films like Evil Dead or Shaun of the Dead, Netherbeast Incorporated is for you.

4/5 Wanted: Dead or Undead
  by Sheila V (Western New York)
There seems to be some confusion concerning the merits of this film, but love it or hate it (& consensus seems to be on the side of the former), 'NetherBeast Incorporated' has a life of its own.
I bought the DVD for two reasons; one, I am a lukewarm fan of the genre (this is a genre? you say...), & two, my cousin is in it. To say I was pleasantly surprised, cousin or no cousin, is an understatement. I really didn't know what I was getting into, but in fact, I was hooked immediately & watched with growing fascination as the thing unfolded.
The inspired insertion of President Garfield & Alexander Graham Bell as pivots, & the kind of Bill-&-Ted-Do-Phoenix aspect thereby engendered, had me laughing out loud. The DVD presentation is further enhanced by the Commentary Version in the Special Features section. A good time was had by all, apparently, & I recommend 'NetherBeast' wholeheartedly.