Jun 25 2005

Stop emailing me, I know theres a new zombie movie out!

Published by Mugwug at 05:40:50 under Zombie Stuff

Romero in front of 'dead reckoning'Ok, ok, ok. I appreciate the assistance, but honestly people… when my zombie making icon releases a new film after 20 years you can rest assured I will be there openning night. It’s not a matter of choice, it’s preordained.

For those that are not zombie fans, George Romero has, after a 20 year break, returned to the genre he pioneered and given us his fourth zombie movie “Land of the Dead”.

Filmed here in Toronto (those of you that were visitors here before my last ‘big crash’ will remember I had the pleasure of actually attending the set for a few hours and meeting Romero briefly), and covering new ground in the “evolution” of zombies this film takes place a few years after the events of his previous films (Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead and Day of the Dead) focusing on a small enclave of survivors surrounded by the undead.

I’ll post a proper review later, but suffice to say I was far from disappointed with this film.

Thanks George!

4 Responses to “Stop emailing me, I know theres a new zombie movie out!”

  1. Gregon 26 Jun 2005 at 00:35:23

    Hey Erik, did you know there is a new zombie flick out? It’s by some guy, I forget the name, something like Bjorn Camero. I think it’s about Italian or Greek or maybe Lybian zombies, as I think the name is “Land of the Med”. It’s about zombies, so I figured you’d want to know. OK?

    GRIN

  2. Mugwugon 26 Jun 2005 at 00:45:14

    Thanks Greg!

    Damn, “Land of the Med” eh? I’ll have to check that next week, after the move. If it’s anything like “land of the dead” it’ll no doubt kick ass.

  3. Mikeon 28 Jun 2005 at 19:34:56

    Good to hear you liked it Mugwug and I look forward to one of your great reveiws.

  4. mcallisteron 28 Jun 2005 at 19:55:25

    Zombie dogs?
    http://www.news.com.au/story/0,10117,15739502-13762,00.html

    Not actually zombies… but bringing a dog back to life after three hours of death with no brain damage is pretty nifty.