...also includes one full scene further down the page (CAUTION: Gory).
Mixed reviews on that site, comparing the trailer to the scene. But, come on, it's a zombie movie for cryin' out loud! What do they expect, Citizen Kane?
Posted by ketchupqueen (Member # 6877) on :
Nah, that would have to be Citizen Cain. Posted by Enigmatic (Member # 7785) on :
Romero zombies don't say "braaains." You only get that on the Russo side of the Romero/Russo split, as in Return of the Living Dead.
No zombie geek cred for you.
--Enigmatic
Posted by Dan_Frank (Member # 8488) on :
Indeed, Romero zombies were flesh-eating, not brain eating.
As evidenced by the mom eating the hand.
Posted by Nighthawk (Member # 4176) on :
Gotta pick everything apart, don't ya? Sheesh!
You all would go see a movie like and be correcting the zombie mob's grammar while in the theater, wouldn't you?
Posted by ketchupqueen (Member # 6877) on :
You all would go see a movie like and be correcting the zombie mob's grammar while in the theater, wouldn't you?
That would be HILARIOUS.
Posted by Enigmatic (Member # 7785) on :
Not in the slightest. (For one thing that'd involve talking during the movie. For another, Romero zombies don't have grammar. ) But I'd delightedly discuss the finer points of genre trivia on the ride home. The entire "braaains" trope is traceable back to a single movie, in which the zombies could actually talk pretty much normally.
Return of the Living Dead and its sequels are a different branch of zombie movie than Romero's ____ of the Dead movies. The zombies act, function, and spread completely differently. It's important to know which kind of zombie you're dealing with, unless you like getting eaten.
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) But I'd delightedly discuss the finer points of genre trivia on the ride home. The entire "braaains" trope is traceable back to a single movie, in which the zombies could actually talk pretty much normally.