Ah, last night was movie night (if you couldn't tell) and I also rented Zombie Land. That was a really good zomibe movie IMO. Don't worry, no spoilers here.
But seriously, it's a zombie movie and I bet you can already guess what happens.
What makes a good zombie movie?
special effects - keep them "old school" no need to get all technical and fancy, get a good makeup artist and you must have LOTS of rotting flesh and blood. Not to mention the occasional broken bone sticking out for effect.
humor - seriously, they are zombies and it's been done before. Lets not pretend to be all serious about the whole thing. The more gruesome the effects are and the better and cheesy the humor is the better the movie is. Sure, there are some good serious zombie movies out there. But at this point in the history of zombie movies, humor is where it's at.
And I expect some good zombie action in my zombie movies.
I loved this movie. Had all the right stuff for a great humorous zombie flick. The zombies were faster and more energetic than your average zombie but it was a nice touch.
I can't pass up a zombie flick when I see one, no matter how bad or good they look like they will be.
Another AWESOME zombie movie that is funny is Shaun of the Dead! A must see IMO.
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Sunday, March 14, 2010
Saturday, March 13, 2010
Why is there always a donut?
So I just got done watching 2012 (not half bad, a bit over the top, but pretty good) And of course they have a scene where everything is getting ripped apart and a big donut goes rolling down the street.
Just makes me wonder why movies with disasters or creatures ripping up the land seem to work in the rolling, larger than life, donuts.
Maybe I watch to many of these movies. But it's become quite a matter of .... "Oh look, there's another donut rolling down the street"
Anyone else notice the extensive use of giant rolling donuts in movies? Or is it just me and my weird taste in movies that brings me to the ones that use giant rolling donuts?
I do enjoy disaster movies, zombie movies, sci fi and weird humor.
Just makes me wonder why movies with disasters or creatures ripping up the land seem to work in the rolling, larger than life, donuts.
Maybe I watch to many of these movies. But it's become quite a matter of .... "Oh look, there's another donut rolling down the street"
Anyone else notice the extensive use of giant rolling donuts in movies? Or is it just me and my weird taste in movies that brings me to the ones that use giant rolling donuts?
I do enjoy disaster movies, zombie movies, sci fi and weird humor.
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