Tristan Matthiae

Letha 2022-03-18 09:01:02

If you don't see a woman for a month, the soldier becomes a rapist? If you see zombies, don't you want to hide away, go to chase crows, and cause yourself to be infected? How many ordinary people in the experimental organization said they would break in, and the zombies would escape if they said to...

Reginald 2022-03-21 09:01:10

I admit that the rejection of this film before was because I always thought it was a vulgar zombie film. Since I heard that its director is David Boyle, I think it should be worth watching. After seeing it, I decided it was a pity not to watch it.


Movies full of British accents don’t seem to have...

Michel 2022-04-23 07:01:09

The evil of human nature is more terrifying than the absence of human nature. I believe this is the original intention of Romero to create the loss film genre. Feminists probably don't like this movie...

Elias 2021-10-20 19:00:26

4.5; Never before have I seen a zombie film with so many layers. The symbolic meaning of the infection is announced from the very beginning through footage and words to be'rage', and the violence induced by it henceforward becomes the centre of the film's criticism. But what adds to the film's complexity is the fact that the protagonist is empowered only by rage to fight for those he loves and defeat the purposeless soldiers, who by contrast fight for nothing but themselves. The film thus indicates a place for violence in humanity and hints that violence is not inherently the abject. It also draws a comparison between two archetypes of fatherhood: permissive & autocratic