Is anyone else sick of the whole zombie movie theme?

seriously. i mean some of them are good movies like resident evil and i am legend.. but come on! how many vaccines/viruses can they make that kill people and then bring them back to life? i wanna see some variety at least.. what are your opinions?

...I was pretty much thinking the exact same thing, a couple of days ago, when I was browse shopping on Amazon, and came up with the title, "The Special Dead"; I mean, come on, folks!! A zombie virus, that affects only the mentally and physically handicapped??? (...sorta "Dawn of the Dead" meets "The Ringer"!!!)...

...or how about the recent animated film, whereby a crotchety old coot with a deadly walker, tries to plow through a town, chuck full of zombies, just to get a certain new pair of shoes, in "City of Rott'??...

...an interesting one, which has supposedly hit the mainstream video rental market, might be the most recent "Flight of the Living Dead"; an interesting concept, considering...if a zombie outbreak befalls an airliner, at 30,000 feet, where the hell are you going to go???...

...there ARE some ideas out there, which have been produced, yet never have reached the attention of the horror film lover status quo, such as "Meat Market" (...a rag-tag rebel team of outcasters consisting of three vampire women, armed with high-tech weaponry, a deranged & washed-up Mexican wrestler, a wounded soldier, and a scientist, battle the gut-munching living dead in a futuristic wasteland), or "Shatter Dead" (...thanks to a promiscuous angel, the world is plagued with a zombie virus, which renders the recent dead, reanimated...but leaves them with their full mental, physical and vocal capacities; as they watch themselves slowly rot and putrify, they go mad, and go out & persecute/dispatched the still living, as they still have what the dead want back so badly...Life!!)...

...the basic premise of the zombie film, since the instigation of George Romero's immortal classic chiller, "Night of the Living Dead", really hasn't changed, over the years; it's the sometimes interesting (...and sometime rediculous) change in local, which has provided the variety and appeal...and the ridicule...and the heckling...

...then again, creative acts of despiration have wrought oh-so futile attempts to infuse new life into the 'living dead' genre; last year's moronic take on Romero's classic film, entitled "Night of the Living Dead 3D", for example (...don't forget to get YOUR copy of the DVD, which contains four, count 'em, four pairs of 3D glasses....Oh, Golly Wow!!!)

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