[uhhuhnads]

commence the massacre!

[christmas evil]

What does a vegan zombie hunger for?









Graaaaaaaaaaaaains!

[jeevo]

[uhhuhnads]

Originally Posted by jeevo

Ah, night of the Creeps. Nice addition. Do you have a fav zombie film?

[MASSIVEminiature]

[Smalley]

I haven't forgotten about those two stars you gave Return of the Living Dead, jeevo

[jeevo]

Originally Posted by uhhuhnads

Ah, night of the Creeps. Nice addition. Do you have a fav zombie film?

It's so hard for me to narrow it down to one. I'm a huge fan of Romero's trilogy, Snyder's Dawn remake, and of course, Night of the Creeps. I'd say these are my favorites. Throw Danny Boyle's 28 ... Later films too if you consider them zombie films.

What about you?

[jeevo]

Originally Posted by Smalley

I haven't forgotten about those two stars you gave Return of the Living Dead, jeevo

. I just flat out could not get into and after the opening credits, had a hard time enjoying anything that was on the screen. You called me out on it when I first saw it as well. Maybe a rewatch might remedy that, but I didn't watch Return of the Living Dead that long ago. Or maybe I just suck.

And Massive is going to yell at me too.

[xyxhrhynne]

Here's a zombie question... zombies eat corpses, right? Also, corpses become zombies, right? So if a zombie attacks someone and kills them, they begin eating the flesh... but the newly dead person also becomes a zombie. Does the zombie that's eating him just stop, and let the corpse walk away? Sure, they like warm flesh, but it should take a while for the new zombie to become all cold and unappetizing... also, if it's just warm flesh, would zombies eat one another in particularly hot climates, where the dead bodies would be the same temperature as living people?

[uhhuhnads]

Originally Posted by jeevo

It's so hard for me to narrow it down to one. I'm a huge fan of Romero's trilogy, Snyder's Dawn remake, and of course, Night of the Creeps. I'd say these are my favorites. Throw Danny Boyle's 28 ... Later films too if you consider them zombie films.

What about you?

Definitely the Romero Trilogy, 28 Days LAter (even though they aren't technically zombies), DotD remake....and well anything thats really bloody and fun. I'm still waiting for City of the Living Dead which is 3 days late by mail

[Smalley]

You probably just suck, jeev

[jeevo]

Originally Posted by Smalley

You probably just suck, jeev

I was leaning towards this too.

[MASSIVEminiature]

Originally Posted by Smalley

I haven't forgotten about those two stars you gave Return of the Living Dead, jeevo

*faints*

[uhhuhnads]

Originally Posted by xyxhrhynne

Here's a zombie question... zombies eat corpses, right? Also, corpses become zombies, right? So if a zombie attacks someone and kills them, they begin eating the flesh... but the newly dead person also becomes a zombie. Does the zombie that's eating him just stop, and let the corpse walk away? Sure, they like warm flesh, but it should take a while for the new zombie to become all cold and unappetizing... also, if it's just warm flesh, would zombies eat one another in particularly hot climates, where the dead bodies would be the same temperature as living people?

i'm guessing that blood flow has something to do with all the lust for flesh eating.

[MASSIVEminiature]

Dead Set

Anyone who hasn't seen it, remedy that immediately. Best zombie movie of the last two decades.

[Labrazio]

Originally Posted by MASSIVEminiature

Dead Set

Anyone who hasn't seen it, remedy that immediately. Best zombie movie of the last two decades.

No, not really.

[MASSIVEminiature]

Originally Posted by Labrazіo

No, not really.

You gotta be kidding me, you didn't like it? How is that even possible?

[Labrazio]

[uhhuhnads]

Originally Posted by MASSIVEminiature

Dead Set

Anyone who hasn't seen it, remedy that immediately. Best zombie movie of the last two decades.

It takes too much from Romeros films for it to be great based on Originality, but it's still pretty damn good.

[uhhuhnads]

Originally Posted by Labrazіo

I wonder what a Zombie movie from rob would look like.

[Labrazio]

Originally Posted by MASSIVEminiature

You gotta be kidding me, you didn't like it? How is that even possible?

I liked it ok, I guess. Best zombie movie of the last two decades, though? Not even close. I mean, it's not even slightly original. It's Dawn of the Dead meets Big Brother. Bleh. I'd rather watch Dawn of the Dead.

[Swan Swan H]

All I can say is stay pretty far away from Bruno Mattei's last Zombie movies. According to IMDB he's considered 'The Italian Ed Wood'. That about sums it up.

Also not a good idea to watch everything with the word Zombie in the title.

[Labrazio]

Originally Posted by uhhuhnads

I wonder what a Zombie movie from rob would look like.

All of his movies are Zombie movies.

[jeevo]

Originally Posted by Labrazіo

All of his movies are Zombie movies.

[uhhuhnads]

Originally Posted by lovesexy

All I can say is stay pretty far away from Bruno Mattei's last Zombie movies. According to IMDB he's considered 'The Italian Ed Wood'. That about sums it up.

Also not a good idea to watch everything with the word Zombie in the title.

I've come across some of his movies before, I'd have to say IMDB is dead on for once.

Originally Posted by Labrazio

All of his movies are Zombie movies.

Ah, you certainly have a point there.

[MASSIVEminiature]

Originally Posted by Labrazіo

I liked it ok, I guess. Best zombie movie of the last two decades, though? Not even close. I mean, it's not even slightly original. It's Dawn of the Dead meets Big Brother. Bleh. I'd rather watch Dawn of the Dead.

Originality, in a zombie movie? Not many ways to do that idea. What Dead Set did, IMO, better than any I've seen in forever, is give me a cast full of characters and I didn't see a weak link in there. I never rolled my eyes, my interest never wavered...I was riveted for every second. The script was sharp as hell, the acting was across the board great and the direction matched those two perfect. I loved it. I remember starting it late one night, figuring I'd watch one segment and call it a night since I had to work the next morning...I watched the entire thing without so much as blinking. I wish it would get a slight edit and get released as a movie over here.

[uhhuhnads]

Originally Posted by MASSIVEminiature

Originality, in a zombie movie? Not many ways to do that idea. What Dead Set did, IMO, better than any I've seen in forever, is give me a cast full of characters and I didn't see a weak link in there. I never rolled my eyes, my interest never wavered...I was riveted for every second. The script was sharp as hell, the acting was across the board great and the direction matched those two perfect. I loved it. I remember starting it late one night, figuring I'd watch one segment and call it a night since I had to work the next morning...I watched the entire thing without so much as blinking. I wish it would get a slight edit and get released as a movie over here.

I could probably edit it to movie length for you, I want to do it too since i just burned them by episode and the opening is annoying.

[uhhuhnads]

Originally Posted by uhhuhnads

Definitely the Romero Trilogy, 28 Days LAter (even though they aren't technically zombies), DotD remake....and well anything thats really bloody and fun. I'm still waiting for City of the Living Dead which is 3 days late by mail

I left off REC! that movie ****ing owns.

[Mr. E]

Only thing fun about zombies is killing 'em.

[Scribbles]

This is making me want to go and fire up Left 4 Dead.