12-06-2007, 11:37 AM
Billy Connelly plays a domesticated Zombie in an alternate '50s America. Alternate in the sense the Zombie wars have occurred and we won. Our great break through was the collar that quells zombies urge to eat flesh. Now the dead are our slaves rather than our foes. Who wouldn't want a Zombie man servant?
I got the feeling they were making a statement about America rather than just making a zombie picture. They had gun training classes in school. Everyone was white. The final statement the movie makes was that a Zombie Dad was better than a real dad.
It wasn't funny enough. It was ironic enough. It wasn't scary enough. It tried to be a bunch of things but didn't succeed at any of them. It was weird though.
I got the feeling they were making a statement about America rather than just making a zombie picture. They had gun training classes in school. Everyone was white. The final statement the movie makes was that a Zombie Dad was better than a real dad.
It wasn't funny enough. It was ironic enough. It wasn't scary enough. It tried to be a bunch of things but didn't succeed at any of them. It was weird though.
So much for the flickr badge idea. Dammit