Rate the last movie you watched (NO SPOILERS)

[nemesisenforcer]

Dream House 7/10

Not a scary movie!

[bat_collector]

Originally Posted by Rocket

8.5/10

Horrific, deeply, deeply unsettling, but so wonderfully done. Follows the true events surrounding Australia's worst ever serial killer in 1999. I remember this like it was yesterday, andit's just as chilling now as it was then.

more aussie cinema for me to check out

send me a list of these movies, please

[TNovak]

Originally Posted by bat_collector

more aussie cinema for me to check out

send me a list of these movies, please

I think there is just the Crocodile Dundee trilogy

[Hellboy]

The Dead - 8.5/10

Wow, what a gem. Easily the best zombie film in years. Its unsettling, heavy on atmosphere and offers a believable and incredibly unique setting for what many might consider a tired or overexposed sungenre. At it's core its a tale of survival. The narrative is a bit linear but it works so well here that my attention never wavered. I was on the edge of my seat throughout due to the underlying sense of tension. The zombies themselves are amazing, and they're everywhere. Their look, movements and the overall tone of the film is a throwback of sorts to the best of Romero's offerings. Its refreshing to see a completely serious zombie film, devoid of any cheesy moments that hits all the aspects that fans of this subgenre love. A must see for zombie fans!!

[moon_knight1971]

Originally Posted by Hellboy

The Dead - 8.5/10

Wow, what a gem. Easily the best zombie film in years. Its unsettling, heavy on atmosphere and offers a believable and incredibly unique setting for what many might consider a tired or overexposed sungenre. At it's core its a tale of survival. The narrative is a bit linear but it works so well here that my attention never wavered. I was on the edge of my seat throughout due to the underlying sense of tension. The zombies themselves are amazing, and they're everywhere. Their look, movements and the overall tone of the film is a throwback of sorts to the best of Romero's offerings. Its refreshing to see a completely serious zombie film, devoid of any cheesy moments that hits all the aspects that fans of this subgenre love. A must see for zombie fans!!

When did this come out HB?

[Marvelito]

Originally Posted by Hellboy

The Dead - 8.5/10

Wow, what a gem. Easily the best zombie film in years. Its unsettling, heavy on atmosphere and offers a believable and incredibly unique setting for what many might consider a tired or overexposed sungenre. At it's core its a tale of survival. The narrative is a bit linear but it works so well here that my attention never wavered. I was on the edge of my seat throughout due to the underlying sense of tension. The zombies themselves are amazing, and they're everywhere. Their look, movements and the overall tone of the film is a throwback of sorts to the best of Romero's offerings. Its refreshing to see a completely serious zombie film, devoid of any cheesy moments that hits all the aspects that fans of this subgenre love. A must see for zombie fans!!

Need to see this. Is this the one that takes place in Africa?

I love the quote on the bottom of the poster:

"Best Zombie movie of the year"

It really speaks to the current state of affairs of zombie movies. There was a time not too long ago, where we would go years without a zombie movie. Now, we get enough in a year, that we can actually declare one "best of the year"!

[Argonus]

If the Special Features pan out, I'll probably blind buy this when it hits BD. "Unique" zombie fare? Sign me up!

I suck.. I still haven't made time for Rob Roy.

Originally Posted by Hellboy

The Dead - 8.5/10

Wow, what a gem. Easily the best zombie film in years. Its unsettling, heavy on atmosphere and offers a believable and incredibly unique setting for what many might consider a tired or overexposed sungenre. At it's core its a tale of survival. The narrative is a bit linear but it works so well here that my attention never wavered. I was on the edge of my seat throughout due to the underlying sense of tension. The zombies themselves are amazing, and they're everywhere. Their look, movements and the overall tone of the film is a throwback of sorts to the best of Romero's offerings. Its refreshing to see a completely serious zombie film, devoid of any cheesy moments that hits all the aspects that fans of this subgenre love. A must see for zombie fans!!

[Marvelito]

Originally Posted by Argonus

If the Special Features pan out, I'll probably blind buy this when it hits BD. "Unique" zombie fare? Sign me up!

Already out:

http://www.amazon.com/Dead-Blu-ray-R...3I/ref=lh_ni_t

[Argonus]

Originally Posted by Marvelito

Already out:

http://www.amazon.com/Dead-Blu-ray-R...3I/ref=lh_ni_t

Bought.. thanks, Tony!!

.. there's a commentary and a BTS (and other features), and the reviews I just read of both more than merit the purchase.

[Marvelito]

Originally Posted by Argonus

Bought.. thanks, Tony!!