is then shown to have explosives strapped to her body and tells them that she will sacrifice herself. Wendy, Arbie, and the little girl escape as the building explodes. While being driven home in a car, the child experiences stomach cramps after drinking a can of beer and eventually starts clucking like a chicken thus laying an egg, frightening her, Arbie, and Wendy. The guys eventually lose control and crash, resulting in the car back-flipping before landing on the ground and exploding, thus killing all inside. Cast and characters Jason Yachanin as Arbie, the film's dimwitted protagonist who joins the American Chicken Bunker in an act of spite against his ex-girlfriend, though he is still deeply in love with her. Kate Graham as Wendy, Arbie's bisexual ex-girlfriend reluctantly participating in a protest rally against the ACB. Allyson Sereboff as Micki, Wendy's girlfriend who leads the protest. She is actually one of Gen. Lee Roy's accomplices who is not only faking her vegetarianism but also her lesbianism. Robin Watkins as Gen. Lee Roy, the antagonistic villainous founder of the American Chicken Bunker, modeled after Colonel Sanders. He apparently has a diaper fetish. Joshua Olatunde as Denny, the paranoid manager of American Chicken Bunker. Rose Ghavami as Hummus, a Burqa-wearing Muslim line cook. Caleb Emerson as Carl Jr, a redneck fry cook with a sexual fetish for uncooked chicken carcasses. Lloyd Kaufman as Old Arbie, Arbie's future self. Khalid Rivera as Paco Bell, a gay Mexican ACB employee. Joe Fleishaker as Jared (credited as "Mega Herz"), a beloved national spokesman for a submarine sandwich diet. Gregory Paul Smith as Citizen of Tromaville turned Chicken Zombie Brian Cheverie as Father O'Houlihan, an Irish priest patron of the ACB who helps fight against the zombies. Ron Jeremy as Crazy Ron, a local eccentric who warns the ACB employees that they're all "doomed". He is a parody of Crazy Ralph from Friday the 13th. Debbie Rochon as Famous Actress Hit by Beer Keith White Jr. as Citizen of Tromaville/Chicken Zombie Ruth Phelps as Red Lobster Production Taking six years from script to screen, Poultrygeist was officially released on DVD in 2008 following a limited theatrical run. Poultrygeist first began as a spec script of the same title submitted to Troma Entertainment by Daniel Bova around 2002. After a number of re-writes at the hands of several Troma employees, the script reached a final draft in