Zombies
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Posted by
Luke at 12:00 on 13 Dec 2011
We reimagine the upcoming warblefest to maximise its commercial potential. A pre-reimagination, if you will.
Posted by
Ali at 19:13 on 11 Sep 2010
Muuuhhh. Braaaaiiinnnnss (*chomp chomp*). Muuuhhhhhh. Braaiiiiiinnnsss (*chomp chomp chomp*). And that's just the audience. Not having seen any of Paul WS Anderson's Resident Evil series, the packed auditorium of mouth-breathers, chronic texters and grazing fat-asses chewing popcorn in my ear should have been my first clue to the quality of the movie on offer: it's the very definition of 'switch your brain off' entertainment.
Posted by
Ali at 19:40 on 17 Aug 2010
Blah blah Dylan Dog blah blah Superman blah blah zombies blah blah werewolves blah blah zombies blah blah keeps the peace blah blah comic-book adaptation.
Posted by
Ali at 09:27 on 22 Jun 2010
I'm no expert, but don't people usually have zombies in their zombie movies? Wait, is that right?
Posted by
Rob at 20:58 on 25 Feb 2010
Welcome to small town Iowa, where everyone owns a farm, the police wear jeans, there are cornfields aplenty, and baseball games are rudely interrupted by maniacal hillbillies wielding shotguns. Oh, and it's probably best to take your own water, too.
Posted by
Ali at 19:56 on 23 Dec 2009
Here is a trailer for Sex And The City 2. Don't ask me why, I honestly don't know.
Posted by
Ali at 23:01 on 13 Dec 2009
Remember zombies? They used to be cool before vampires and werewolves became fashionable. They're still pottering around in this remake of one of George Romero's non-Dead movies. Braaiiins? Move along.
Posted by
Chris at 23:13 on 07 Oct 2009
By now, every good movie nerd knows that it's not easy to strike the perfect balance between humour and horror, and the list of films that do it well is depressingly short. Well, now you can add Zombieland to the list.
Posted by
Ali at 20:42 on 16 Sep 2009
They're coming to remake you, Barbara!
Posted by
Stuart at 19:06 on 11 Mar 2008
Zombie films by George A Romero seem to be taking on a bus-like quality. After two decades of waiting for a follow-up to the flawed and rotting diamond that was Day of the Dead, we get a brace of follow up films in almost as many years. The first of those, Land of the Dead, was a crushing disappointment to many fans, mainly, due...