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Now can the zombie thing finally die?

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Nick Nunziata

posted on
02.16.2012

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Sarcastro02.16.2012

I thought this was another “If CHUD Ran the Movies”, but then I noticed I wasn’t laughing

ModotRobot8702.16.2012

I know that the point of this is to show how bad the zombie trend has gotten, but I will still point out that Bin Laden was shot in the head, so he cannot comeback as a zombie. Do the filmmakers think we are going through “Osama withdrawal” so we need to bring him back? Also, Sam Raimi should be suing their asses for using “evil dead” in their title. 

Magic Kenny02.16.2012

Fuck yeah! Corey Sevier!

prunetracy02.16.2012

Great. I guess this nixes my idea for a Spider-Man crossover featuring Osama Bin Goblin.

BZoDThGoD02.16.2012

And next comes Mohammedawn of the Dead…

andrewcosby02.16.2012

Sorry, Nick, the dead don’t die. Zombies aren’t going anywhere.   

Warren Peace02.16.2012

That’s right. I think by now, the zombie thing has to be called more than a fad. People put it on death watch a year after Dawn of the Dead (Snyder), yet here we are. Walking Dead just keeps doing better and better business. Resident Evil improves it’s box office with each installment. People love this stuff.

Nardo02.17.2012

Yeah, the Zombie is the Dracula and Frankenstein’s Monster of the late 20th Century/Early 20th Century. It’s the perfect horror metaphor for most modern anxieties.

thewarfreak02.17.2012

As a horror fan, I don’t want the “zombie thing” to go away, I just want quality products.

MPCherkowsky02.17.2012

The ONLY positive thing about this is that it continues to mock and ridicule this man’s horrible legacy. 

conscience02.17.2012

For the Bin Laden thing- if we can have Nazis still be the bad guys for movies for today’s movies, I can see Bin Laden lasting for a long time to come too. Many think its wrong, but did anyone protest the Red Skull in Captain America? Or Hitler himself in Inglorious Basterds? Or Indian Jones for that matter? As long as we have movies, books, comics, real world villains will be transferred to those mediums, somehow. I don’t object; its what humanity does in its storytelling.
 
As for zombies being “played out” I couldn’t disagree more. Zombies are like anything else- done well, and its great, done poorly, and its bad. Does anyone suggest that “torture porn” is played? Or how about the “slasher flick”? Again, when movies are done well, they’ll be an audience.
 
I’m not saying this movie will be good or bad, I was just remarking on the commentary here…
 
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SAIRUS02.18.2012

Agreed.

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Dr Vivisector02.18.2012

Ramadawn of the Dead

McGreedy Rises02.19.2012

“Or Indian Jones for that matter”. There’s a Indian Jones?! You mean like a tomahawk wielding adventurer seeking lost relics? Me wanna see!

ThePackTJ02.20.2012

That’s the most honest thing I’ve heard in quite a while. Kudos sir.

robotpals02.21.2012

Wouldn’t “Indian Jones” be stealing artifacts back from museums?

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