TITLE: The Horde (La Horde)
YEAR: 2009
DIRECTOR: Yannick Dahan, Benjamin Rocher
RATING: NR
The Horde is another well made zombie entry from France, this time mixing a crime face-off, with impending zombie uprising, to mostly good affect.
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Monday, December 20, 2010
FEATURED ZOMBIE: TARMAN
I'd like to do a recurring feature, spotlighting some of the more memorable zombies, and what better way to kick things off than with an undead superstar... The Tarman, from the 1985 classic, RETURN of the LIVING DEAD!!
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
MOVIE REVIEW: Deadgirl
TITLE: Deadgirl
YEAR: 2008
DIRECTOR: Marcel Sarmiento, Gadi Harel
RATING: NR
Disturbing and audacious, Deadgirl is a twisted trek into some dark territory... the evils of teenage boys brought to life by a shackled zombie girl!
YEAR: 2008
DIRECTOR: Marcel Sarmiento, Gadi Harel
RATING: NR
Disturbing and audacious, Deadgirl is a twisted trek into some dark territory... the evils of teenage boys brought to life by a shackled zombie girl!
Friday, December 10, 2010
MOVIE REVIEW: Aaah! Zombies!!
TITLE: Aaah! Zombies!!
YEAR: 2007
DIRECTOR: Matthew Kohnen
RATING: NR
A zombie movie from the zombie's point of view??!!
That's certainly an original (and amazingly simple) idea, but does the movie work?
YEAR: 2007
DIRECTOR: Matthew Kohnen
RATING: NR
A zombie movie from the zombie's point of view??!!
That's certainly an original (and amazingly simple) idea, but does the movie work?
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
MOVIE REVIEW: Mutants
TITLE: Mutants
YEAR: 2009
DIRECTOR: David Morlet
RATING: R
Basically French zombies, that's Mutants.
It's a French film, in French, with subtitles, but the subtitles aren't a problem as the dialogue is light, and really, aside from the dialogue, the film doesn't feel overtly French or foreign.
YEAR: 2009
DIRECTOR: David Morlet
RATING: R
Basically French zombies, that's Mutants.
It's a French film, in French, with subtitles, but the subtitles aren't a problem as the dialogue is light, and really, aside from the dialogue, the film doesn't feel overtly French or foreign.
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