when we saw how fake the acting behind the final bite was; like, you could see the protagonist basically ensuring his hand was bite-able and waiting for it. It was so corny that it totally took me out of the movie’s suspension of disbelief for plot armory.
And #Alive had such a similarly dumb moment...
when they knowingly and willingly descended to the parking lot. Like, really? They were able to survive all that? Come on lol. A good plot does not need armor.
Train to Busan was the only one I finished and it got sillier and sillier the longer it went on. There was a series one that took place in a high School, it got stupider and stupider the longer it went on as well.
The only zombie apocalypse movies I recommend are:
It is still hugely popular.
There are heaps of Korean ones on Netflix.
Any favorites?
Train to Busan's ending was really off-putting...
when we saw how fake the acting behind the final bite was; like, you could see the protagonist basically ensuring his hand was bite-able and waiting for it. It was so corny that it totally took me out of the movie’s suspension of disbelief for plot armory.
And #Alive had such a similarly dumb moment...
when they knowingly and willingly descended to the parking lot. Like, really? They were able to survive all that? Come on lol. A good plot does not need armor.
I’m always up for new ones, though.
If you haven’t caught it, I thought All of Us Are Dead was really good.
High school drama, bullying, young loves, all mixed with a zombie outbreak.
Naw, None that I would recommend.
Train to Busan was the only one I finished and it got sillier and sillier the longer it went on. There was a series one that took place in a high School, it got stupider and stupider the longer it went on as well.
The only zombie apocalypse movies I recommend are:
What about Shaun of the dead?
You’ve got red on you.
Not my thing.