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Old 02-10-2012, 11:01 PM   #31 (permalink)
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Bio Zombie is Chinese and worth a watch for sure.

Here are some curios worth checking out:


Director Jean Rollin is an infamous 'Eurotrash' director with over 50 films to his name with many of them actually trash TBH but he always worked on low budgets and occasionally made a gem or two and this atmospheric French tale is definitely one of them.
will check out Bio Zombie

i've seen some Jean Rollin vampire movies, what they lack in aptitude they make up for in outrageousness and comedy
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Old 02-16-2012, 06:12 AM   #32 (permalink)
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i've seen some Jean Rollin vampire movies, what they lack in aptitude they make up for in outrageousness and comedy
I've never seen a Jean Rollin film, what do you think of them? I've actually got a collection of Paul Naschy films to watch (the Spanish master of horror) which when I get the time will watch, Paul Naschy seems to have had a fascination with the wolf-man as most of his films are werewolf related.

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Shaun of the Dead is a silly one to watch. Dead Snow was interesting too, The remake of Dawn of the Dead was pretty okay.
Shaun of the Dead was great, had some great humour and cliched a lot of the classic zombie films.
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Old 02-16-2012, 06:39 AM   #33 (permalink)
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I don't watch Zombie movies, scary movies, or anything that will make me scared before I sleep.

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Old 02-16-2012, 07:20 AM   #34 (permalink)
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I've never seen a Jean Rollin film, what do you think of them?
they're quite high camp and not very scary

and the budget is so low they used rubber bats (which is quite obvious)

- think something like The Rocky Horror Picture Show minus the songs and with vampires (usually played by a gayish looking blonde somewhere between Christopher Lee and Bela Lugosi)
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they're quite high camp and not very scary

and the budget is so low they used rubber bats (which is quite obvious)

- think something like The Rocky Horror Picture Show minus the songs and with vampires (usually played by a gayish looking blonde somewhere between Christopher Lee and Bela Lugosi)
wow, now the rubber bats remind me of something that could be out of an Ed Wood film.
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wow, now the rubber bats remind me of something that could be out of an Ed Wood film.
ah but Ed Wood didn't put one on a girl's vag while she is being tortured by vampires from the Spanish Inquisition
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ah but Ed Wood didn't put one on a girl's vag while she is being tortured by vampires from the Spanish Inquisition
That's because Ed Wood, never had the budget for such extravagence!
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^^and also the censorship requirements of those times
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Old 02-16-2012, 08:29 AM   #39 (permalink)
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^^and also the censorship requirements of those times
Well he got transvestism through the censors.
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One of my favorite films of all time is 28 Days Later. The atmosphere in that film is so incredible; just a perfect melding between cinematography and score. The opening scene where Cilian Murphy is just wandering around a deserted London just gives me goosebumps every time I watch it.

Another thing I noticed was that the camera in that film (and other British productions I've seen) has this sort of lo-fi quality about it that I love. It's almost like it's more grainy than the super crisp American films from Hollywood. Idk, I might be crazy, but has anyone else noticed this?
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