OK it's often amazing what you can find out there on the interweb which we all know it just a series of wires and tubes. Check out the Ninja Zombie movie coming out this year! Looks like lots of laughs.
Today let's go with a Zombie classic film. The 1968 version of "Night of the Living Dead" a George A. Romero film. It goes like something like this, Mother sent us to do a favor for her, like she does every year. Oh wait the favor is to go drive really far out in the country to a graveyard to slap some flowers on a head stone. Brother is dumb, bitchy and trying to scare his sister. Boy do they not know what a scare they are in for. Your in a graveyard, the dead are rising from the grave. Quick run to some random farm house and try to stick it out with some equally annoying people. I'm not saying this is a fine film, but you have to take it for what it is, early Zombies at their best. Cool thing is you can watch the whole movie streaming on IMBD.
The question often comes up will it be Science or Nature that brings about the undead? It is tuff to tell. Although there are no doubt ably test going on in government secret lab's across the world working on experiments that could lead to the undead becoming a reality. We also have to ask ourselves when will Mother Nature get pissed enough for what we do to the planet to turn on us? Turning us onto our selves as flesh eating zombies with no remorse. 28 Days Later taken the Science approach to the undead. Creating a Rage virus which is accidentally unleashed on the population of Europe. Another question that comes up is will the zombies be slow and uncoordinated in their movement or will they be fast and seem almost super human? 28 Days Later takes the fast Zombie approach. Being chases at high speeds through streets, buildings and across open fields adds a new level of terror of what is to come. 28 Days Later is a must see and probably have seen a million times for anyone interested in Zombies.
Unlike most Zombie movies Fido is a romanticized idea of being able to control Zombies. Set in a perfect Leave it to Beaver 1950's American town Zombies are available for purchase from Zomcon complete with remote control collars. Zombies are there to mow lawns, do housework, and any thing else the Zombies owners see fit. Zombies are great helpers as long as their collars are functioning properly and they don't accidentally eat your neighbors. Watch Fido for some comedy from Zombies. Who can resist a lovable Zombie.
