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Tuesday 6 January 2009

...of the Dead - Trailer for George Romero's latest Zombie flick

Here is the trailer for George Romero's new film ...of the Dead. Looks very low budget, but I'm hoping it gets tweaked a bit in post production. Fingers crossed it is better than his last couple of zombie movies (although I did enjoy Land of the Dead. Just wish they had spent a bit more time setting up the characters and socirty for those still alive).

“On a small island off North America’s coast, the dead rise to menace the living. Yet…the islanders can’t bring themselves to exterminate their loved ones, despite the growing danger from those the once held dear. A rebel among them hunts down all the zombies he can find, only to be banished from the island for assassinating his neighbors and friends. On the mainland, bent on revenge, he encounters a small band of survivors in search of an oasis on which to build a new life.

Barely surviving an attack from a mass of ravenous flesh-eaters. They commandeer a zombie-infested ferry and sail to the island. There, to their horror, they discover that the locals have chained the dead inside their homes, pretending to live ‘normal’ lives…with bloody consequences. What ensues is a desperate struggle for survival and the answer to a question never posed in Romero’s Dead films: Can the living ever live in peace with the dead?”


What do you reckon? Will it be classic Romero or will it be modern day Land and Diary Romero?

Also check out the discussion over on the forum about favourite zombie films and what you would do to survive a zombie apocalypse.

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