Your first Zombie Film

Oh, I do know the basic plot of it. What I meant was this:

Mercy wrote:

I'm assuming if the main zombie kills himself that just means its hilariously bad.

Did that really happen in it? If so, then wow


No problem, tell me what you liked.

Ohhh haha no, that was referring to My Boyfriend's Back. I'm not sure what happens in Fido. Like at all. I don't see how a zombie could swing an axe and kill itself. I don't think I've ever seen a zombie kill itself. I'll have to see for myself.

Mercy wrote:

Ohhh haha no, that was referring to My Boyfriend's Back. I'm not sure what happens in Fido. Like at all. I don't see how a zombie could swing an axe and kill itself. I don't think I've ever seen a zombie kill itself. I'll have to see for myself.

No no, you got me wrong. The guy swinging the axe trying to kill the zombie manages to kill himself.

Mass Distraction wrote:

Mercy wrote:

Ohhh haha no, that was referring to My Boyfriend's Back. I'm not sure what happens in Fido. Like at all. I don't see how a zombie could swing an axe and kill itself. I don't think I've ever seen a zombie kill itself. I'll have to see for myself.

No no, you got me wrong. The guy swinging the axe trying to kill the zombie manages to kill himself.

Wait what? Jesus Christ, what an idiot..

Mercy wrote:

Wow, everyone saw zombie films at such a young age… what made you keep watching the film? I know if I saw Dawn of the Dead at that age I would probably walk out.

I saw Scooby Doo on Zombie Island when it first came out and I was terrified by it, the scene where Scooby and Shaggy are messing around with the first zombie and they pop his he's off cause they think its a mask scared the crap out of me. But I honestly can't consider that my first Zombie film. They were never trying to survive and bunker down while killing flesh eating zombies, there's no hypothetical when the zombies don't even attack you. By the end of the movie I even forgot that they were apart of it, it took a sequence to remind me that there were zombies in the movie.

That technically was my first zombie movie. I wasn't really afraid of it but it's easily the darkest Scooby Doo mystery out there. Loved the part where Fred and Daphne used a tree branch to cut those two zombies in half

i cant rememer which one i watched first but i think it wa dawn of the dead original. it taught me not to be too cocky during a zombie outbreak and to not trust people with guns on bikes.

scooby doo on zombie island is awsome!! its really well put together considering its scooby doo.

@weskerbarber - apart from me, you must be the only person i know who likes the remake of night of the livng dead more than the original .

It was probably Night of the Living Dead, due to my interest in Resident Evil, but I really cannot remember what my first zombie film is.

Check out this new trailer for a horror film I spoke of ages ago.

I'm in it, too, as a zombie.

It was more than likely Day of the Dead for myself. The original film, not the remake.

Redcon-1 looks brilliant. I'm happy that I got to appear in that. Films like that are rarely shot in Scotland.

Vandal wrote:

I heard that Romero and his friends didn't know much about copywriting so the film was reproduced by different filmmakers using the same title.

The original distributors, the Walter Reade Organization, neglected to put copyright notices on the prints when the title was changed. Copyright law in 1968 required such notices in order to maintain a copyright. No notice, no copyright.

Night of the Living Dead was my first zombie film. I believe I was 5 when I watched it. I think it was my first time seeing zombies on any medium and I've been a zombie fan since!

Ssplain wrote:

Night of the Living Dead was my first zombie film. I believe I was 5 when I watched it. I think it was my first time seeing zombies on any medium and I've been a zombie fan since!

Original or remake?

It was the original, however i watched it in the early 90s

Night of the Living Dead (1990) saw it when i was about 5 or 6. Still the best Zombies ever put to film in my opinion.

Redcon-1 is finally coming out on DVD this February!

I was in it.

White Rock wrote:

Redcon-1 is finally coming out on DVD this February!

I was in it.

Never heard of it.

You'll love it!

White Rock wrote:

Redcon-1 is finally coming out on DVD this February!

I was in it.

Cool, i might have to look into that.

I haven't actually been in a great deal of films, sadly. It seems that people had been slandering me on Facebook before, so when I asked about being an extra in some low budget short films, I usually got people possibly lying to me and saying stuff about how they've reached their maximum amount for extras. The sad thing is, a lot of people that make these films are from the same university in my city, so if you rub one person the wrong way, or you somehow obtain a bad reputation that may not be deserved, they then secretly try to get you put on a block list of sorts by telling producers to boycott you. Of course, that's not easy to confirm as a fact, unless you find out they've publicly slandered you. I'm not sure what the legalities on blackballing someone are. The whole purpose of blackballing somebody I believe, is that you anonymously cast them out in such a way where they effectively discard their services, but the gossiping part cannot be proven.

White Rock wrote:

You'll love it!

Who advised the actors playing what I'm presuming to be SEALs, Infinity Ward? Not trying to be asshole, but these guys are just terrible. And was one carrying swords? Seriously, one could glean more just from a single viewing of Act of Valor or the raid sequence in Zero Dark Thirty.

I'll check it out if/when it hits Netflix or Hulu.