Fido

[stufff]

A friend recommended a movie called Fido to me today, I went into it with no expectations and I loved it. It's a movie set in a 1950s U.S. suburb, after a zombie war that ended when the humans found a way to domesticate zombies. Zombies are now used as servants / slaves. The movie centers around the relationship of a little boy (Timmy) and his

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[gentlemaitresse]

This sounds great. I'd never know about these obscure films if it weren't for my online friends!

[cyanocobalamin]

Oh damn, must rent. I love/have recurring nightmares about zombies

[thenextksmith]

I've been meaning to get that from work (I'm working at MovieStop, not sure if you remember) but we keep running out of it. I'll have to get it out soon.
Avoid the new Day of the Dead at all costs. Wait, no, actually, go watch it, just don't pay for it.
It's so incredibly dreadful, that I cannot put into words my hatred for all things Romero (at least all things that have come out in the past few years.) A few things about the movie that you should know before hand.
1)Just because you're in the military doesn't mean that you have a weapon, or if you do, that it is loaded.

2)Zombies heads explode when they are lit on fire, unless it was an electrical fire, in that case they are completely unscathed.

3)If you contract the zombie plague, your face rots off immediately. This also turns you into a ninja.

I could go on and on, but I'll let you revel in the cesspool that is Day of the Dead.

[ghoststrider]

Man, I gotta see that.

Diary of the Dead, I mean, not Fido. :p