I've never been much for zombies. The resurgent zombie craze has, in fact, left me a bit baffled. I saw
Night of the Living Dead, but I was more interested in the racial politics than the zombie stuff. I never even got around to
Shaun of the Dead... & I really liked
Superfuzz. (I never saw
Run, Fat Boy, Run either though, so maybe my interest in
Superfuzz is solely Timothy Dalton related.) As far as zombie books are concerned, there have been a bunch recently:
World War Z,
The Zombie Survival Guide,
Pride & Prejudice & Zombies, etc. Believe it or not, I haven't read any of those either. There is even a prequel to the Pride & Prejudice book although @ the moment, I can't recall what it's called. W/ this in mind, you can imagine my shock @ really being interested in
this story. You should check it out... scientific evidence for zombie ants straight from
The Guardian!
In other zombie news, I was watching a bit of the Man U game the other day & came to a fun realization. People have compare Berbatov to Dracula on many occasions, but it goes far beyond that. Alex Ferguson's House of Fucked Up Horrors also includes Igor, Michael Jackson's zombie from Thriller, & some weird cyborg. No wonder those bastards win so much... they're obviously dealing w/ the dark arts.
(I found the Berbatov & Nani pics on-line but I had to make the Rooney & Owen ones... you better enjoy the effort!)
2 comments:
The movie you are referring to is Hot Fuzz. Super Fuzz is a late 70s or early 80s film starring Ernest Borgnine. Neither one of them have anything to do with zombies.
You're right about the movie title, but I was just suggesting that I really liked the movie that dude made so I'd probably like the other one... regardless of the zombie situation. Of course, you knew that or you wouldn't have known to which film I was refering.
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