Now I know why adolescent teenage boys think that zombies are awesome.
You've totally shattered my already tenuous ability to take zombies seriously.
I mean, really tenuous ability... and I've seen "Mr. Vampire Sage IV", where a wacky Bhuddist monk and a straight-man Hindu priest, who live next door to each other, overcome their "Grumpy Old Men"-esque differences to fight a horde of zombies that hop around. Because zombies can't bend their knees in Chinese mythology.
Then I played the video game that was a spin-off of the movie... because someone thought that that movie really needed a video game tie-in.
And yes, the whole horror of the zombie concept is that largely they're us, brought to the crudest level. Eat and fuck, or in their case, eat and bite. Which I guess is more eating. But yeah.
dude! when we finish this project, i am SO borrowing that from you - not only do we have zombie movies where brains get eaten, we have a whole exhibit ABOUT the brain. theeeeme paaaarty!
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Now I know why adolescent teenage boys think that zombies are awesome.
You've totally shattered my already tenuous ability to take zombies seriously.
I mean, really tenuous ability... and I've seen "Mr. Vampire Sage IV", where a wacky Bhuddist monk and a straight-man Hindu priest, who live next door to each other, overcome their "Grumpy Old Men"-esque differences to fight a horde of zombies that hop around. Because zombies can't bend their knees in Chinese mythology.
Then I played the video game that was a spin-off of the movie... because someone thought that that movie really needed a video game tie-in.
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Sorry, I have a weird, undying affection for "DeadAlive."
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And yes, the whole horror of the zombie concept is that largely they're us, brought to the crudest level. Eat and fuck, or in their case, eat and bite. Which I guess is more eating. But yeah.
It's not pretty.
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Because, yes, I have a mold for that. ;D
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