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Beowulf · 03-22-2006, 06:06 PM

Braindead (1992, Directed by Peter Jackson)

101 interesting things to do with a lawnmower

1. Cut grass.

2. Useful for defending yourself against flesh eating zombies.

This is one of my favourite films by Peter Jackson, it is a fantastic mix of horror, gore, and humour, it`s brilliant.

"Braindead (New Zealand 1992), released as Dead Alive in North America, is an extreme zombie horror-comedy directed by Peter Jackson. It is in the same vein as Jackson's earlier works Bad Taste and Meet the Feebles but Braindead is rather more polished, with a budget of around $3 million. Although it starts with the capture of a zombie-creating creature on the eerie Skull Island, the opening half of the film is a relatively low-key period piece. It isn't until the film's second half when it spirals into a gore-caked zombie film - which many consider the goriest movie ever made. "Website

03-22-2006, 06:06 PM	#1488
Beowulf Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Cimmeria Posts: 7,162	There's something nasty in Lionel's cellar - His family! Braindead (1992, Directed by Peter Jackson) 101 interesting things to do with a lawnmower 1. Cut grass. 2. Useful for defending yourself against flesh eating zombies. This is one of my favourite films by Peter Jackson, it is a fantastic mix of horror, gore, and humour, it`s brilliant. "Braindead (New Zealand 1992), released as Dead Alive in North America, is an extreme zombie horror-comedy directed by Peter Jackson. It is in the same vein as Jackson's earlier works Bad Taste and Meet the Feebles but Braindead is rather more polished, with a budget of around $3 million. Although it starts with the capture of a zombie-creating creature on the eerie Skull Island, the opening half of the film is a relatively low-key period piece. It isn't until the film's second half when it spirals into a gore-caked zombie film - which many consider the goriest movie ever made. "Website __________________ For in each delve and greenwood, far wiser creatures play, and in their veins and sinews, live the gods of yesterday. Be excellent to one another !!!.