Post by Motor City Horror Club on Jun 2, 2010 19:11:57 GMT -5
Hello all,
This week we got another great horror movie by our good friend Psycho Billy who has been doing our horror movie reviews for the past couple weeks.
This weeks he reviewing a kinda of a B horror Movie but its a good one
This weeks review he is doing Lucio Fulci's Zombi 2When the earth spits out the dead, they will rise to suck the blood of the living!"
In 1978, George Romero unleashed Dawn of the Dead. It was one of the most terrifying films of its time, but there is much more that you didn't know. It was when it was released in Italy, Dario Argento, who was the force that made George write the film, released it as ZOMBIE that in 1979, because the Italians loved the film, they unleashed their own sequel. The film starts out with a boat drifting along the harbor of NY that when on board, a heavyset zombie kills one of the men and is shot into the water. This event coincides with a group of four going out to an island to search of a young woman's missing father. It is there that a terrible secret is unleashed. It seems that the dead have been coming back to life, and not just on slabs but in dirt and stuff. And the world is just at the peak of death as well. This film inspired three sequels, two of which had nothing to do with the original, just to make money, and features one of the best scenes known to the zombie universe, the infamous SHARK FIGHT SCENE. The filmmaker, Lucio Fulci, also known as the Godfather of Gore, said that the makeup people had three types, nasty, human, and at one point he described several as Walking Flower Pots. If you look on the american release poster, one of the most famous zombies in history can be seen. I love it because of it being a zombie, it was inspired by Dawn of the Dead 78, and that the Italian knows how to make an awesome scary film.
I give this film the full six out of six jack-o-lanterns for F/X, directing, writing, casting, SHARK FIGHT SCENE, and zombieness ever seen on film.
We hope you enjoyed the review by our own Psycho Billy
In the next couple weeks we will have somthing new going on in the club
So stay tuned
Go to our site to read more reviews go to mchc60.50webs.com
Stay tuned
This week we got another great horror movie by our good friend Psycho Billy who has been doing our horror movie reviews for the past couple weeks.
This weeks he reviewing a kinda of a B horror Movie but its a good one
This weeks review he is doing Lucio Fulci's Zombi 2When the earth spits out the dead, they will rise to suck the blood of the living!"
In 1978, George Romero unleashed Dawn of the Dead. It was one of the most terrifying films of its time, but there is much more that you didn't know. It was when it was released in Italy, Dario Argento, who was the force that made George write the film, released it as ZOMBIE that in 1979, because the Italians loved the film, they unleashed their own sequel. The film starts out with a boat drifting along the harbor of NY that when on board, a heavyset zombie kills one of the men and is shot into the water. This event coincides with a group of four going out to an island to search of a young woman's missing father. It is there that a terrible secret is unleashed. It seems that the dead have been coming back to life, and not just on slabs but in dirt and stuff. And the world is just at the peak of death as well. This film inspired three sequels, two of which had nothing to do with the original, just to make money, and features one of the best scenes known to the zombie universe, the infamous SHARK FIGHT SCENE. The filmmaker, Lucio Fulci, also known as the Godfather of Gore, said that the makeup people had three types, nasty, human, and at one point he described several as Walking Flower Pots. If you look on the american release poster, one of the most famous zombies in history can be seen. I love it because of it being a zombie, it was inspired by Dawn of the Dead 78, and that the Italian knows how to make an awesome scary film.
I give this film the full six out of six jack-o-lanterns for F/X, directing, writing, casting, SHARK FIGHT SCENE, and zombieness ever seen on film.
We hope you enjoyed the review by our own Psycho Billy
In the next couple weeks we will have somthing new going on in the club
So stay tuned
Go to our site to read more reviews go to mchc60.50webs.com
Stay tuned
