of course everyone can agree that the greatest benefit to remaking all of these old horror flicks is that the new flicks reap the benefits of the fantastic advancements in beard and hair technology. gone are the days of the richard-chamberlain-in-shogun (and everything else) facial hair and the mark-hamill-in-jedi-lego-skullcap hair. the improved acting skill and elevated graphic technology? that's just gravy, man.
September 12, 2006 10:32 AM
[Image] From Moviesonline, “Our colleagues from Fangoria posted the first official images for the upcoming "Day of the Dead" remake, which is directed by Steve Miner. And they look really good. They show you one of the victims, and lots of the undead. One pic also shows what all zombiefans love to see in these movies, a feastscene.
The movie is a remake of George Romero's classic 3rd part of his zombie movies, "Day of the Dead". Steve Miner ("Friday the 13th Part 2", "Lake Placid", "Halloween H20") is directing. The script was written by Jeffrey Reddick ("Final Destination"). The story is set inside a sunken military complex, where Army and medical staff, supposedly working on a solution to the zombie problem, are going crazy.” [Image] [Image]
"They're coming to get you, Bub"
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Do zombies just eventually decay? I'm only asking because I've got one trapped in my attic, and he's getting pretty noisy.
September 12, 2006 10:00 AM
of course everyone can agree that the greatest benefit to remaking all of these old horror flicks is that the new flicks reap the benefits of the fantastic advancements in beard and hair technology. gone are the days of the richard-chamberlain-in-shogun (and everything else) facial hair and the mark-hamill-in-jedi-lego-skullcap hair. the improved acting skill and elevated graphic technology? that's just gravy, man.
September 12, 2006 10:32 AM