Land of the Dead Trailer Online NOW!

Cool. It looks as if there's more to it than the "small band of humans remaining in a world of the dead" than I thought it would be.
 
Damn it, I saw two ideas from my zombie outline in that flick. Damn you Romero, for making it before I did!

Oh well, I've still got a few tricks up my sleve.
 
the real touch of any zombie movie is not really the zombies but the combination of the zombie on cue with that damn heavy metal sound.
 
LOL... John Leguizamo as a "hardened mercenary". I have to say that everything in the trailer looks like some slick Hollywood art director (probably the one who did RoboCop IV or whatever) set piece. I guess anytime anything is set "in the future" all the cars have to have rust dripping off of them and guns look like something Ripley and her crew would carry.

Zombies look cool if not very, very recently dead. I don't know...

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dvpixl said:
the real touch of any zombie movie is not really the zombies but the combination of the zombie on cue with that damn heavy metal sound.

Yeah, that gets pretty damn annoying after awhile, LOL!

Doesn't look like the complete crap that I initially thought it would. Maybe it will actually be good? Romero's 2 for 3 in the zombie category ('Day' wasn't up to par IMHO).

The build up showing the the 3 previous DEAD films was really cool.

Dennis Hopper was hilarious! He seems to be a mix of his "Easy Rider" persona and his "Blue Velvet" persona.

In the film, instead of oxygen, Hopper will get f'd up on acid tabs and go at it with BUB the zombie on his apartment carpet, while Leguizamo, the "hardened mercenary", stares in horror and perverted pleasure from the closet in the corner.

Now THAT would be a great zombie movie!
 
I don't know. I was looking for something new, something that hadn't been done before........but it does look better than the old dead flicks. And c'mon.....DENNIS HOPPER!! yeah!
 
Super Trooper said:
The build up showing the the 3 previous DEAD films was really cool.

Yeah they really built Romero up as the "Deadfather" (and rightfully so of course). I hope it lives up to (or at least "undeads" up to) all that hype.
 
Hell yeah; when I heard "They're coming to get you Barabra..." I was like "Oooh ohh ohh!" and am loving the "...Returning to the Genre he created..." Tag.

I have some high hopes for this film.
 
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