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  1. 13-Jan-2015 #1
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    Wyrmwood: Road Of The Dead (film) - 'Mad Max meets Dawn of the Dead'...

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8lOyUACg4Y

    A bloke goes searching for his sister, who's kidnapped by soldiers during a zombie outbreak - but they don't know she has the ability to control the rotting bastards.
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    Is this along the lines of Zombieland?
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    Don't really know much about it apart from the trailer, but it seems to have a bit of that vibe ... sort of an Australian Shaun of the Dead in some ways too.

    Looks interesting even if, once again, they ain't shamblers.
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    Looks like it could be bonkers but fun! Almost a bit of an early Peter jackson vibe to it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Neil View Post
    Looks like it could be bonkers but fun! Almost a bit of an early Peter jackson vibe to it?
    Yeah ... it does look like it could be quite enjoyable. I had a good old chuckle at the beer cooler gag.
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    I saw it last night on Netflix, and I really liked it. Definitely Jackson inspired without being too silly. Story is serviceable, acting ain't bad, and the effects well better than average.
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