Released in December of 2006 by Lions Gate, here’s the official plot description:

LAPD officer Joe has a passion for arresting women, handcuffing them and killing them. He’s a serial police killer getting away with murder, since his buddies at precinct 707 always cover for him. His killing rampage might have gone on forever, had it not been for 17-year-old Romy, who heard about women disappearing in her neighborhood and asks several Voodoo Priestesses to protect her from Evil. When officer Joe gets a hold of her, his fortunes turn around, and he is suddenly haunted by a violent group of female Zombies seeking revenge.

And here’s what director Ulli Lommel had to say:

We set out to make a crappy zombie movie, a “C” movie if you will, but do to complete lack of skill or talent the movie was never completed, but the journey was documented. This is the true story of a “C” movie two and a half years in the making.

The exploitation version of Lost in La Mancha (2002)? Possibly. But Ulli Lommel is no Terry Gilliam. Ulli Lommel has made movies like the original Boogeyman trilogy through the 80’s and early 90’s, and a string of “killer” movies this decade, including Zodiac Killer (2005), B.T.K. Killer (2005), and Green River Killer (2005). In other words, when Ulli Lommel says a movie is crappy, you listen.

If you want it, Amazon.com’s got it for $19.99.