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15 comments:
So much horror, so little time.
Indeed.
I'm not sure what movie that creature is from.
Anyone know?
One of the "Boneys"
Warm Bodies
Zombies who have shed all degree of humanity
Really?
I stayed away from that like it was a zombie version of Twilight.
I'll still stay away, but that's a pretty cool design.
it was bad...
Watched part of it with my kids before dozing off while on vacation a week or so ago. Had to check to be sure but yeah, that's it. And like you said, I agree that it's pretty cool, especially being all CG, but I can't recommend the movie.....nor can I tell ya if "he" gets the girl.
Reminds me of the alien from Signs..
That was the first thing I thought when I saw it.
Loved the close-up of the alien in SIGNS when it turns as the bat is grabbed off the wall..and the alley shot...but the CG when it gets water on its shoulder is really poor and unforgivable.
i screammmmmed & had to check out your flickr, just to verify...& Yep,,,,this looks like your "No Rest" Zombie!!!!!!!!!
That's crazy stuff.
i think that's the 1st pic i ever commented on too.
That is really disturbing. :)
I liked warm bodies. It was a cute social commentary... However, it certainly wasn't first time I'd seen zombies used in point making. Anyone seen "Otto; or up with dead people"? ;)
girl6, i can totally see that.
speaking of Zombie movies, well, it's Not quite like the ones mentioned here, But....has anyone seen, "My Boyfriend's Back"...?
hahahhahahahaaaaaa!!!..silly teen love story....but still, just something about the geeky (cool in my book) dude gets the beauty, meets eternal love, that totally sends me!... : D
Totally reminded me of the Alien from Signs, too!!! Swing away, Merrill!
Rot, I agree that the CG part with the alien and the water is unforgiveable.........as are M.Night's last few movies.
;)
Funny, when I was watching the movie, when they first showed these guys I said to my older son that it looks like somebody else likes Rots Zombie design.
In the vid, that rocking motion it's making, very reminiscent of the signs alien, almost a if you could digitally layer one over the other and they'd match up.
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