are zombies being sold out?

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Permalink Reply by andy keeley on March 9, 2011 at 4:07am

true....but sitting in a car and turning the wheel is one thing.

even old bub loading his pistol,shaving and tape recorder.

but riding a horse?come on.people that have been riding for years fall off.

how on earth did she ever get on?

ha then when she's off the animal she walk's slow and stiff.

but when riding it she as supple as a human.

just a bad part of the flim!

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Permalink Reply by KOMRAD RHINO☭ on March 9, 2011 at 10:02am

i admit there are a few things that should have had more thought. but it didnt ruin the film for me. i will always think of George Romero as The King of Horror. his works are classic.

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Permalink Reply by andy keeley on March 9, 2011 at 11:26am

yeah,good plot.the fact that humans AGAIN STILL car'nt work together even when there loved one's have turned.but i can also understand the other half of the ireland wanting to "keep them alive"(well alive ish).and how do they work it out?by shooting each other.

thats the world to day.all this internet,texting,emails,bloody twitter.yet we car'nt agree and sit down and talk and sort things out.

hope zombies car'nt read.there start an attack after reading this.......

 

 

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Permalink Reply by Komrad Lady Sunyak on March 27, 2011 at 8:11pm

I like where you're coming from, Andy. I like the paranoia, angst, and fear that people have when confronted with an impossible dilemma and they have to work with people they wouldn't normally get along with. Honestly, that's probably why George Romero threw a little racism into his movies. This is human nature...and we humans can't help but fuck everything up. Look at the mess the world is in. Honestly, Romero movies are DEFINITELY my favorite zombie movies, with Night of the Living Dead being my favorite. It's ironic how the man who held out the longest through the zombie attack gets shot just as the police were coming to save him.

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Permalink Reply by kasumalley on March 27, 2011 at 8:33pm

That may be true, but you could say that about most anything these days. (I mean, specifically about the selling out question. Not everyone's thoughts on specific movies, etc.)

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Permalink Reply by Daniel DeLoof on March 28, 2011 at 2:43pm

I buy just about every zombie movie that catches my eye.All the great ones are purchased as soon as they make to the stores!!!I as a personal policy,like to view them,by renting them first> But some times you come across some that you never find at the video store,so you just got to take your chances and purchase them.And hope you bought a great one!!! There are really DEAD ONES out there.so choose wisely!!!

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Permalink Reply by kasumalley on March 28, 2011 at 7:37pm

lol Wal-Mart has a TON of zombie movies for $5 right now. Cheap and if it sucks you didn't spend much more than renting.

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Permalink Reply by Komrad Lady Sunyak on March 29, 2011 at 8:30am

i miss walmart very much. they don't have them in nyc and the one i used to go to in nj is a 2 1/2 hr train ride now. whaa! the mr. and i found a great website that has cheap (some for like 4.95) dvds and they have a huge selection...you guys should check it out... it's http://www.oldies.com

 

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