I’m typically wary of films with cheap puns in their titles, and I still think Shaun of the Dead could use a less cheeky moniker, but this popular British import is certainly not the slight parody I was expecting: actually, of all the films of this...read the complete Shaun of the Dead (2004) review at Appreciating Great Trash
The late 20-something human characters in the film are so self-centered and lazy that they hardly notice the flesh-eating zombies that infiltrate their section of North London. Shaun (Simon Pegg) is hung up on his girlfriend Liz (Kate Ashfield), who has...read the complete Shaun of the Dead (2004) review at Slant Magazine
You might say that 2004 was very much the Year of the Zombie. When was the last time that more than one zombie movie was playing in theaters at the same time? Once a weedy, poorly maintained patch in cinema's horror garden, the Living Dead sub genre ala...read the complete Shaun of the Dead (2004) review at Cinescape
by Tetramobile on July 17, 2009 New York, New York
Going into seeing this movie, I didn't think that this movie was going to be that good, but it really is. I really do enjoy this movie. The comedy is fresh and fun and the story telling is pretty good as well. Also, enjoy the ...
Shaun of the Dead stars Shaun, a typical office worker striving to keep the peace with his best friend, his roommate, his girlfriend, and his parents. This becomes hard for Shaun to keep his social life alive when everybody's, well, dead.
Part ...