In the last of the regularly-scheduled Cutting Room Floor episodes, we review the fourth George Romero zombie movie, Land of the Dead.
Cutting Room Floor will be going on hiatus for the foreseeable future. We may (and probably will) do more episodes when we have something regarding filmmaking that we want to talk about.
Until then, please check out our other podcast, Trailer Pod Boys, and be on the lookout for another NeoZAZ podcast, coming soon.
Just like some sort of creature who rises from the dead and lusts after human flesh, these George Romero zombie movies keep coming. This week, Day of the Dead takes a bite out of our brains.
Due to some technical problems, it took us three tries to get this podcast in the can. You might sense we were a little loopy by that time. We did manage to get through it, and review Dawn Of The Dead. The long zombie nightmare is almost over.
It’s about time we got around to watching the original Zombie movies. This week, we start with Night Of The Living Dead.
Steven Seagal is too old and fat to be passing off his grunting and wheezing as “acting”, as he tries to do in this week’s reviewed movie, Against The Dark.
Once again, the lure of seeing strippers fight zombies is too hard to resist. What a shame.
Matt and Dave reach their Zombie limits with Resident Evil: Extinction. Next week – more zombies!
In this week’s installment, reality takes another vacation with Resident Evil: Apocalypse. We also discuss some of the film schools I’m looking at.
As we enter the fifth week of our zombiethon, Matt and I are starting to feel a little like zombies. But we’re perservering for you, the dedicated listener. This week, we begin a sub-marathon with Resident Evil. Unfortunately, no one turned Paul W. S. Anderson into a zombie after this one, so he went and made two more.
Actually, we probably wouldn’t be able to tell the difference in his directing if he was a zombie. Zing!
This week we review a nice little character piece about a boy and his mom and their Zombie, called Fido.
