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u/DJBenz Jun 10 '15
Liked it. Not blown away by it, just really enjoyed it. Some great practical effects and I liked the way they did something different with the zombie lore in terms of what they could be used for and how they could be controlled.
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u/rxsheepxr Jun 10 '15
I agree. It just wasn't for me. I've got no agenda against it... it just didn't do it for me in the slightest.
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u/JonnyBunning Jun 10 '15
Good stuff. I've been over zombie flicks for a while but this was really great. Hope they go on to make the video game / series that has been teased.
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u/Abatida Jun 11 '15
After reading some comments I think i'll give this a solid shot. I''ve heard of it but not given it a chance. I haven't seen anything zombie related in a while.
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Aug 13 '15
Just finished watching it on Netflix. I remember seeing the trailer and loved what I saw!!
Holy crap, way to deliver!! Seriously, one of the beat zombie flicks I have seen in a long time.
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Jun 10 '15
I loved this movie. Im not a zombie fanboy by any means but I loved how the film had that classic Australian comedy mixed with horror and action. Much better than the over hyped Babadook.
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Jun 10 '15
That statement makes no sense! How can you ascertained the assumption of my taste based on a fact that I preferred one film over the other? Besides it was hardly a side by side critique of the two. Get a grip.
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u/oddj0b Jun 10 '15
It was very good for a movie costing close to nothing. And I would love to see a longer movie using the same lore.