Anyone else find this kinda bizarre? Clearly these aren't your typical movie zombies that are mindlessly chasing brains the entire time. The Nazi leader uses binoculars at one point and the rest of them respond to commands from him, but God forbid they use any of the guns they brought with them.
shareThe leader may have been the only one smart enough to use whatever is left of his brain (no idea why the others wouldn't). The others may have just been "drones."
We Are The Corps!! "Left the GL boards after two years when the trolls showed up."
I think you misunderstood the film entirely... It was silly Nazi-Zombie fun. None of it made sense really.
shareTheir fingers are probably too stiff to pull a trigger, but gripping hand weapons or tools that do not require dexterity like binoculars is possible.
You're a troll.
why is it so hard to realize that maybe itd be too easy for them.....maybe they wanted a challenge, interesting messy kills instead of a quick bullet to the head
shareAnd maybe they just liked the biting. Why bother to shoot something, when you might have a chance to chase it down and bite it.
shareThe good thing is that the movie is fun enough to stand over many holes and inconsistencies in the plot. I loved the end.
I'm buying this *beep*
The good thing is that the movie is fun enough to stand over many holes and inconsistencies in the plot. I loved the end.
Anyone else find this kinda bizarre?Yes, I'll 'fess up. I did. I know it's supposed to be a mindless zombie splatterfest, featuring the fastest, moving zombies you've ever seen. But it was truly weird seeing binoculars being used and a human firing the zombies' guns, but not the zombies themselves. share
Not weird at all. This movie seems to be inspired in Evil Dead, so if you've seen the film, you'll know that it uses a lot of ironies on purpose, this was just one of them.
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