I'm thinking of a zombie movie...

[Xtesh]

I doubt any of you have enough class to have seen the movie I'm thinking of, so I'll give you some hints and a picture.

-It's an Argentinian zombie movie, and it's all in Spanish.
-One of the three main characters wears a helmet to cover head trauma
-It has the greatest cowboy song ever.

If any of you can name the movie, or the name of any of the three characters below, then you have a good taste in movies.

[Cypresspawn]

Plaga zombie: Zona mutante

[madmonkey27]

yeah man that looks amazing

[Xtesh]

At 2/18/08 11:11 PM, Cypresspawn wrote: Plaga zombie: Zona mutante

Care to inform on how you know?

[Obvious-M]

Is that guys (middle) testicle hanging out?

[UMREE]

At 2/18/08 11:26 PM, Obvious-M wrote: Is that guys (middle) testicle hanging out?

hahahah totally

[zone12]

zomebies are overated, its all cretures now like gears of war -really ugly things (i forgot the name..
starts with an L or something)

[Jercurpac]

At 2/18/08 11:38 PM, zone12 wrote: zomebies are overated, its all cretures now like gears of war -really ugly things (i forgot the name..
starts with an L or something)

Zombies are timeless. Creatures like the Locust are just designed to be generic aliens that serves no purpose other than being big ugly pincushions of your endless supply of bullets. Zombies are a metaphore for the repressed violence in mankind and it's ineviable upheaval of society. They're grotesque versions of our friends, family, and loved ones. They're alive yet at the same time soulless and vacant.

And yes, I've had way too much time to think about this sort of thing.

[Xtesh]

At 2/18/08 11:55 PM, Jercurpac wrote:

Zombies are timeless. Creatures like the Locust are just designed to be generic aliens that serves no purpose other than being big ugly pincushions of your endless supply of bullets. Zombies are a metaphore for the repressed violence in mankind and it's ineviable upheaval of society. They're grotesque versions of our friends, family, and loved ones. They're alive yet at the same time soulless and vacant.

Don't forget a mockery of American consumerism. George A. Romero made sure we all knew what was going on in the 70's.

And yes, I've had way too much time to think about this sort of thing.

Ever think about having to kill family members who've been bitten, yet don't know that bites cause the change?

Pretty freaky, amirite?

[Mizar]

zombie movies are cool, but they suck. It's best to watch them when you aren't feeling very attentive.