Dawn of the Dead (2004) | *First Time Watching* | Movie Reaction | Asia and BJ

[@park3r61]

CJ got one of the best character developments in horror movies. I love this movie.

[@Loveisall23]

He was a real one, too,..sacrificing himself in that way..

[@ultraegovegeta8213]

Damn right!

[@Cyproduction]

He badass

[@DeanWinchester69]

He started out as the "bad guy" and then when push came to shove he turned out to be a hero. Steve was the ultimate self-centered douche bag in the movie. He was the real villian here and got his just desserts in the end.

[@mariobland9454]

CJ the hero the badass to go out like that is some real gangster ass shit right there.

[@maximillianosaben]

CJ's turn from a**shole security guard to darn upsetting death was really well done.

[@Hype679]

What made him so likeable was how valid his attitude was. He told them exactly how crazy the plans were, but he realized there weren't many other options left.

[@daniellevaughn4598]

Really well done. I was shocked at how upset I was when CJ died.

[@ZACH_95_]

He just looked like the kind of guy who didn’t give a shit what people thought of him, and lived his life his way. He went out like a badass.

[@seanmager1168]

@@daniellevaughn4598 I feel the same Way. At 1st CJ was a MAJOR A-Hole, But later on, he Became 1 of the MOST Valuble Fighter's of the Team/Group... ALso, Even though Its Pretty much Inexcusable, It is Pretty understandable why he Was Like that in the 1st place. He Was just Scared. ALL Of Em are Scared. But also, CJ went out in a DAMN Blaze of Glory... Fighting the Zombies like that and Giving the Other's a Chance to Escape... CJ was like pretty much figured he Knew he was Gonna get Killed. But he Wanted to make Sure he Killed as MANY of those Freak's as he Could.

[@purplebutterfly4756]

I thought he was a jerk at first but then I liked him later because he was a good fighter and started bonding with the rest of them.

[@Nananki]

The rare example of a remake that lives up to it's predecessor! An absolute banger of a film.

[@bloodnthuner]

Fun fact: This was filmed in something called a "mall." It was a place you would drive to and just hang out when you had nothing to do. You could also buy things.

[@fumaenbarro2296]

You can also train your aim

[@KandiStomper]

I used to work at an arcade in a mall when i was in highschool. Fun Fact: if you remember arcades, you're old as hell. 😂

[@josephjurich8364]

I remember when you could smoke in malls lol

[@ruzzodac]

I'm guessing that this was filmed in a "mall" that went out of business and rented it to a movie studio to make a zombie film.

[@softshallow7435]

you reckon they do not know what a mall is? 😂

[@mr.battle20]

A couple cameos in this: the sheriff on TV in an early broadcast advising people to shoot the zombies in the head was Tom Savini, legendary special effects wizard in Hollywood. He did the effects for the original Dawn of the Dead, and continued working on Romero's Dead series of movies thereafter (he also had a bit part in the original Dawn of the Dead as one of the biker gang who invades the mall late in the movie, and shows up as a zombified version of the same character in the later film Land of the Dead (2005)). He also directed a remake of Night of the Living Dead (1990). The preacher on TV who utters the famous line "When there's no more room in hell, the dead will walk the earth" was none other than Ken Foree, who played one of the main characters, Peter, in the original Dawn of the Dead (he was one of the last survivors at the end of the movie). The line itself was actually from the original movie as well, also uttered by him.

[@Mk-gk3wv]

Both are horror legends in their own right. Ken Foree is friggin' awesome, and Tom Savini is a gore-creating superman of the genre overall.

[@earth7551]

​@@Mk-gk3wv Ken Foree is also in " Leatherface part 3 "very underrated movie he goes hand to hand combat with Leatherface

[@jakealter5504]

Ken Foree’s delivery of his ‘when there is no more room in hell’ line was far more ominous in the remake

[@ВиталийВасильев-н3с]

Sex machine 😅

[@Crimsonams]

One of my favorite bits of trivia about this film: When Ana (Sarah Polley) is stitching up Kenneth's (Ving Rhames) arm, Sarah actually ran the needle through the prosthetic skin and right into Ving's skin. Ever the professional, Ving said NOTHING and they filmed the scene. It wasn't until after they called "Cut" did Ving reveal that Sarah had sewn the prosthetic piece to his arm.

[@hectorgonzalez4016]

0😊

[@hectorgonzalez4016]

😊😊😊😊😊

[@Arthur_Foxache]

Am I the only person that just watches Asia twist and pull her safety blanket closer to know what's happening in the film? 🤣

[@kathyharvey8275]

No I do the same thing, Sometimes I miss alot of the movie because I'm watching her. I love these guys.😂😂❤❤❤

[@logik200]

All eyes on Asia 😁

[@Loveisall23]

i absolutely love her 😂😂😂 she laughing one minute and jumping and scared the next. shes funny.

[@tbmkris]

😂😂😂😂❤❤❤

[@invisigoth510]

I love it when things get suspenseful or scary she throws up her hands $ peeks through her fingers

[@salvation7362]

They filmed this at Thornhill Square Mall north of Toronto and I used to ride the bus by there on my way to work during filming. They had black tarps draped over the parking garage window openings so they could film that sequence during the day to mimic night. The mall was scheduled to be demolished so they were free to do pretty much whatever they pleased during filming. I really liked this movie and still feel that it's Zack Snyder's best movie.

[@Letha-Mae]

Could you imagine being in a mall full of everything you need well besides a pharmacy for emergency medications. It would be so much fun. At first I thought he was talking about Waukesha Wisconsin bc he said Waukesha county

[@salli3929]

I always wondered where that was. Thanks

[@arri275555]

The tarp we use is called Duvetyne

[@spartan_warrior5927]

Fun fact: The scene where Andy gets his head blown off is NOT CGI.

[@tonysoto8949]

@@spartan_warrior5927I wonder how James Gunn was able to do that scene without CGI? But only he could make a zombie movie this good

[@Cdeaton56212]

That Johnny Cash opening though such a banger to start a movie to, probably one of my favorite opening credits to a movie

[@attitudeproblem6462]

That song w/ that opening was _such_ a good pairing. Still sends chills down my spine.

[@Cosmic_Observer33]

Agreed

[@reconsoldier135]

You HAVE TO watch the 1978 version, it’s one of my favorite movies ever

[@johnyd1911]

​@chemquests Saw it at a Midnight X-rated showing when it came out. Had never experienced gore like that before along with people throwing up and running out of the Theater 3:10

[@meggo329]

​@@chemquestsI still am scared of that movie I was so young when I saw it rented from blockbuster

[@dianearmitt6131]

I was 15 when I saw original one, scared me shitless, I walked out of cinema . When I got home I got my dad to check under my bed etc before I'd go in my bedroom 🤣🤣 .

[@Surprise_Inspection]

​@@johnyd1911Yep, normalized violence is why we are where we are today.

[@jessiestar0824]

Damn. The fact that BJ took Asia to this as date #1.... We lucky Asia and BJ even stayed together 😆

[@Stick-a-fork-in-Gmorks-tort]

THAT OPENING IS EVERYTHING! Shaun of the dead should be even funnier to watch now. Congrats on 19 years long and wishing you another 19 years strong.

[@Cosmic_Observer33]

Yes we need Shaun of the dead! My two favorite zombie films, Dawn Of Dead 2004 and Shaun Of The Dead

[@janacabenson8503]

This film is in my top favorite 5 films of all time. I saw it twice back to back on opening night by myself. Great remake. I love George Romero.

[@SandraMorris51]

Oh yes! One of my favorite horror films of all time! I actually got to meet the lead Jake Weber- he used to come into the deli I managed while he was filming in my town. Absolute sweetheart… when I saw him in this I felt like he was just playing himself 😊

[@scapito]

Jake 🔥😍 Hubba hubba

[@deborahcornell171]

@SandraMorris51 I loved him as Patricia Arquette's husband on the tv series "Medium". His character was a sweetheart in that too. Nice to know he's a nice guy.💙

[@SandraMorris51]

@@deborahcornell171 He’d come in almost every night and get the same sandwich. I had no clue he was an actor. He was very soft spoken and kind. Would always ask about my day etc. After a bit I never saw him again until a few months later when his show premiered. When he came onscreen I literally yelled “THAT’S JAKE!!!” 😆 This was back in ‘95 so he was pretty young. I always just knew him as Jake and his corned beef sandwich 😊

[@SandraMorris51]

I still vividly remember that before this came out TNT aired the first 10 minutes on tv. I was hooked right away. It ended with the overhead shot of the truck hitting the gas pumps and exploding as she was driving

[@Marc-so2cd]

Incidentally the guy on the TV broadcast was the main guy from the 1978 original. I love how that young guard saw that old woman get up as a zombie and legged it.

[@JohnSedore]

I was a zombie extra for this movie. When they start piling into the back of the bus im there :)

[@Letha-Mae]

Very good movie one of my favorites!! I can't wait to see Asia's finger mask with the laugh and BJ saying Asia OMG!!

[@susanliltz3875]

Love the cool count down video before the movie starts!!!!! And love the Halloween add on video!!!! Two great count downs!!!

[@tinocontreras5105]

Asia scared/nervous laugh 😂 gets me everytime

[@Alkey602]

Im more of a fan of the original ('78) but this ones good. definitely looking forward to the reaction. Thank you for all the entertaining videos. Peace n love, y'all

[@shadypelican]

The sheriff who says "Just shoot 'em in the head!" is legendary makeup artist Tom Savini. He did the makeup for the original Dawn of the Dead and directed the Night of the Living Dead remake in 1990 (also worth a watch IMO). Savini, Rick Baker, and Greg Nicotero are basically the makeup gods (I feel like there's also one more that I will feel very stupid for not remembering when I do...but I can't think of it for the life of me right now...)

[@WolfHreda]

Rob Bottin. He was the guy responsible for The Thing.

[@Tom-ch7ro]

Stan Winston

[@jrnew1970]

Also played sex machine in From Dusk Till Dawn

[@patrickwaldeck6681]

The best part of this movie is seeing the nice dad from Modern Family act like a complete and total douchebag. Great acting on Ty Burell's part.

[@MarcusKeels]

Good ol Phyil 😂😂

[@gustavoalmanza2673]

When I first saw the trailers for the show all those years ago and saw him I was like “The dude who was cussing and raw dawging blondes at the mall is a family man?!”

[@rebekahjackson5996]

He runs a tight ship 🤣🤷🏾‍♀️

[@newspooiechannel]

In a humorous twist, this was directed by Zack Snyder, who would go on to create the DC Cinematic Universe and was written by James Gunn, who would take over the DC Cinematic Universe after Synder was pushed out the door by Warner Bros and his successors subsequently ran the franchise into the ground. Zack Synder said that at the time of production, they reached out the dozens and dozens of companies to allow them to feature their stores in the mall and only Panasonic agreed to let them create an electronics store around their brand, so all the stores you see in the movie are fake versions of the real thing. His goal was to have everyone meet at Starbucks, but since Starbucks refused to let them use their likeness, they created their own coffee shop called "Hallowed Grounds." Also, one of the stores in the mall, "Gaylen Ross" was named after the actress from the original Dawn of the Dead. And the preacher who talks about how when Hell is full, the dead will walk the earth... that was Ken Foree from the original Dawn of the Dead doing a cameo.

[@Rascool69]

I love this film for Sarah Polley alone. She deserved so many more movies. This is one of the best remakes of all time. Great horror movie & great reaction from u guys :)

[@Madzzz517]

My mom went and saw this in the movie theater when she was pregnant with me. Needless to say she was very freaked out with that zombie baby. My dad and other people in the theater were laughing at her. 😂💀

[@creasefold1986]

It must have rubbed off if you became a horror movie fan in utero.

[@journeyto100channel2]

Damn as a 29 year old I feel Old🤣

[@creasefold1986]

@@journeyto100channel2 Your tellin me, I was graduating highschool when it came out

[@beverlyarcher546]

@@journeyto100channel2 I'm older then you you make me feel old

[@Madzzz517]

@@creasefold1986 i guess so 😂

[@tinocontreras5105]

The black guy on TV was in the original movie also. And the cop that said shoot them in the head was in the original also and does the makeup for the zombies. Tom savini

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Many thanks to Asia & BJ! 🧟‍♀ It's interesting that you're starting with this one. It's a remake of a sequel to NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD (1968). The original DAWN OF THE DEAD (1978) was one of my favorites as a kid. I like this one, too. #ReelinWithAsiaAndBj #ZackSnyder #DawnOfTheDead

[@thebookgeek87]

19 years... what a blessing. I love this movie. I remember when they showed the first 5/10 minutes on TV before it came to theaters.

[@Danstraightedge]

BJ taking Asia to a horror movie on a date and still working that magic. What a guy. 🙂

[@Cosmic_Observer33]

Love the cameos from the first one that came out in the 70s

[@terriu8826]

I remember not going to The Mall for awhile after seeing this... Asia seriously needs to think about selling her own line of Security Blankets ❤

[@jdssurf]

"the movie watched me" that, my friend, was classic

[@Diogenes77]

This was my favorite movie ending ever. Death, destruction and chaos. It's unrealistic that every little Hollywood movie ends in ponies and rainbows. Sometimes everyone just needs to die at the end.

[@boqndimitrov8693]

one of the movies that resurrected the zombie genre. the additional shorts on the disc were also good.

[@DanielRichards644]

Fun Fact, the black dude on the TV screen at 15:12 in this video was in the original Dawn of the Dead 1978 his name is Ken Foree.

[@scottallen6160]

Props to Asia for seeing the whole thing. I was afraid we’d only see her wide eyes and headphones. 😳 Happy Anniversary Asia & BJ! 💕😊💕

[@otakuwolf4ever985]

"Fort Pastor Gone, No Help Coming." "So What's The Bad News?" lol, RIP, Andy, he didn't deserve to go out the way he did.

[@Ghostface313]

I highly recommend you watch Andys lost tapes you get to see what it was really like for him😢

[@gustavoalmanza2673]

This marine at my unit owns a gun store and he’s exactly what I imagine Andy would be like I’m person, real cool dude

[@treybrannon4964]

People always speculate about the characters ion this movie and if they could have survived, if they should have stayed, etc. In truth, they absolutely could have stayed and survived IF they took preparations right away, rather than living hedonistically for days-weeks before supplies began to dwindle, morale had sunk, they began turning on one another, Andy was emaciated, and the mass of zombies outside had grown past survivability. They had a naturally hidden position near roadway and water, it was multi storied, already empty and locked down, it was supplied with food, had running water, electricity and a generator and gas, bedding, propane, tools, batteries, medical supplies, and across the parking lot, an arsenal. Their personnel was ideal for survival. They had medical expertise with Anna, police training with Kenneth, security (possibly military) training with CJ, automotive, Andy as a sharpshooter/marksman, mechanical and technical machinery knowledge (possible agricultural as well) between Tucker and Norma, and Michael was a level headed co-leader with Kenneth, and you even have enough mixed gendered people of breeding age to repopulate. Had Andre not started going down the wrong path due to his wife and baby's situation, and Steve not been a selfish/useless dick, and Bart an idiot, you'd have had 7 men of fighting age (not counting Andy), along with Tucker who was still capable with a firearm, all armed with firearms which is a very, very strong unit. Had they immediately began preparation for breach (secondary fallback points), agriculture on the roof (very easily done), rationed the food supplies, had emergency evacuation plans, and used Andy's arsenal wisely, they could have held up there for well over a year, or had a wiser, safer means of escape if/when needed. Instead, they played games, had sex, watched movies, became disjointed and basically found themselves in a situation where they were purely reactionary and stupid. If they could have re-spawned too day one and had a do-over, their chances of survival would be very good.

[@danlabok7117]

Only Asia can make someone hurt with laughter watching a horror film.

[@billacton7114]

That movie is SICK! Hope u guys had sweet dreams after watching that one 🤣

[@marshacaperton5315]

She was very attached to the dog. She lost her entire family. The dog was like a mental life preserver to keep her "stable".

[@kimmycook2698]

Romero's classic version is a part of the Zombie Trilogy..Night Of The Living Dead, Dawn of The Dead and Day Of The Dead.

[@tinocontreras5105]

I think day was better than dawn. Both good movies but day edges it out

[@patrickkaminowski6380]

all great movies in their own way

[@yodatwinkie]

This is prolly the best zombie movie ever made!!!🎉🎉🎉❤❤

[@CaramelPrincess1990]

My favorite is The Return of The Living Dead and the original Dawn of the Dead 🤌🏽😊

[@yodatwinkie]

its hard to go wrong with those!@@CaramelPrincess1990

[@tinocontreras5105]

Train to Busan was pretty good.

[@tinocontreras5105]

28 days/weeks were also great movies. But not considered zombies because they were infected with the rage virus and the would starve. Zombies dont

[@joetownsel]

The DVD extras include a video diary that Andy recorded.

[@AdamtheGrey02]

6:08 A little movie magic. This shot was actually filmed about 2 houses down from her original house.

[@lateknightr3038]

in the extras on the dvd they have a short segment showing andy's side of things from across the street in a diary format .its pretty cool

[@Farz883]

This is easily one of my favorite movies of all time. Story telling, special effects, drama. Very very well done. The evil dead series being my number one and this movie being my number 2. Just so good. Even the original version is amazing.

[@thetexanjedi95]

The fact that the man puts down a perfectly good crowbar just to use a mallet handle.

[@ursulabklyn_mia6148]

Once in a while when weird stuff happens in the news I think about what that Priest said on TV. "When there's no more room in hell, the dead will walk the Earth." I loved all the actors in this movie. The two I recognized were in Pulp Fiction.

[@cutechick86]

This is a really great remake, love it! The O.G. version is right here on YT i think 🤔!

[@allans2642]

I was 8 in 1968. My friend and I saw Night of the Living Dead in a triple feature. When we walked home it was dark and we passed a small church cemetery….we both would have left Usain Bolt in the dust as we ripped home like Speedy Gonzalez 😂

[@holgerschussler9107]

I saw the original in a theater back in 1978, they also had a sneak preview of the Warriors!

[@hisdudeness8328]

As fun as this was, absolutely nothing compares to the societal breakdown shown in the first ten minutes of the original by George Romero. Plus the whole ending with a three way war between the main characters, and army of marauding bikers, and a horde of zombies inside a shopping mall is just something that I don’t feel can ever be replicated.

[@XLamonteCoxX]

There's also a boon in having a smaller cast. With the remake there are a lot of "Red shirts" who you know/suspect are going to die and then just don't care. More time to develop characters in the OG.

[@jacquiekrieger2170]

We still have that mall fully functional here on the edge Pittsburgh. Monroeville Mall.

[@creasefold1986]

I grew up watching the double tape vhs of DOTD , my father's favorite. I still think it's the best beginning to a horror film. Like you said, perfect depiction of things rapidly decaying, then you get that juxtaposed with the hillbillies all celebrating killing zombies like a big party not realizing they are already doomed, they just don't know it yet.

[@mr.battle20]

@@creasefold1986 Actually George Romero commented on the hillbillies in the director's commentary to the Dawn of the Dead DVD. He said he wanted to show that the hillbillies were actually surviving and thriving while the rest of the world goes to hell. He said "everyone makes fun of the rednecks until the apocalypse happens." Say what you will about rednecks, but they know how to survive. They're skilled with firearms, know how to be self-sufficient, can grow their own crops, hunt, fish, gather resources, etc. They'll be doing fine while everyone in cities will be utterly screwed.

[@kevinprzy4539]

While I like the George Romero one, it doesn't scare me at all compared to this one.

[@johnnyshivers7310]

It's great you were talking about all the glass doors. The original film addressed this. The original actually addressed alot of things. Plus there was cameos from the original in this film on the TV broadcasts. My issue is they didn't attempt to fire aline across the zombies to get a rope or zip line for food for Andy. They had the high ground and hardware/sports stores.. could have shot an arrow with 100lb test fish line.

[@jakealter5504]

The distance was too much for a zip line

[@pauldavis1963]

@ 1:30 ....second movie poster that is above Asia's head, next to The Thing poster.

[@debbiedaugherty4191]

So cool that this was y’all’s first movie together!! I’d love to see a photo of the two of you back then! Love your reactions SO much!!!

[@rashameirejones368]

Y'all gotta see the original Dawn of the Dead 1978 ... Then ..DAY OF THE DEAD 1985.. I'm subscribing to y'all Patreon...

[@missgigglebox748]

BJ:You better care about Chip lol This movie is in my top 5 favorite movies. Great actors and suspense from beginning to end. Loved it when BJ said "He ain't go no legs" LMAO I was dead then 😂

[@Mk-gk3wv]

I friggin' LOVE this remake! Fun fact: This movie was the directorial debut of Zack Snyder.

[@Tallywhack98]

Almost that year you two! Hope you pick a good one this year. Asia.. your amazing

[@jediknight73]

Helicopter at beginning was originally the one from original one

[@jmantime]

This movie proved that Shotguns and Light Machine Guns ( soldiers in the intro ) are the best weapons in a zombie apocalypse , Ving Rhymes and CJ had the highest kill count of the crew.

[@AmatureAstronomer]

When BJ said they saw this movie on a date, I wondered how old these two were. Then, when the movie started and it was in color , I realized I was confusing this movie with, "Night of the Living Dead", an older movie of this type from 1968.

[@logik200]

George Romero's "Night of the Living Dead" 1968 was the first one in BW. Then Romero followed up with a sequel "Dawn of the Dead" 1978. This movie "Dawn of the Dead" 2004 is the remake of that sequel 🙂

[@AmatureAstronomer]

@@logik200 I just saw the first one at the drive in movie.

[@logik200]

@@AmatureAstronomer NICE!!! The original is a timeless classic!

[@jakealter5504]

@@logik200plus NOTLD was remade in 1990, the remake was actually pretty good and made a few improvements to the original (namely making the zombies look better, making them bite their victims, and making the Barbra a much better character)

[@julissavargas8272]

Asia and her screams are what make the reaction better ❤😂

[@SammyxSweetheart.02]

7:23 7:38 Celebrity sniping 21:46 22:13

[@randyrocket4546]

i have always liked the opening action scences when chaos first breaks out in the neighborhood

[@dalevintage]

This one of the best remakes ever made. I've watched the original since I was a kid, it's a classic, but they did an AMAZING job woth this remake. I love this film! It's a modern classic based on an already amazing film! Zombie horror at it's finest!! ❤️ 🎃🧡

[@cedricmoss1668]

Happy 19th Anniversary to y’all , make y’all last forever

[@stemid85]

Damn I can't believe ya'll been together 20 years soon, congratulations in advance. You're a lovely couple.

[@sunlion75]

Really fun fact. This movie was a remake. The original did not have these fast zombies.

[@NifesimiDoesThings]

You guys have been together for 19 yearsss????!! That's so sweet🥰🥰

[@bottle1lack743]

I think the cop is Marcellas Wallis from Tarantino's Pulp Fiction (1994) and here 10 yrs later he plays in this and he didn't even aged much, damn.

[@kerridwynntheacegoblin6465]

I used to put this on whenever I moved to a new place. It became my New Room theme.

[@MattJohnson-ky9ti]

I've been watching u guys for (I think) 2 years. My lady used to make fun of me and now she's here watching with me lol. Thank u for all u do.

[@jimijamessegoviafeerick1355]

Asia & BJ it was cool that this was the first movie you saw together 19 yrs ago! I laughed when Asia said, "I didn't watch the movie the movie watched me with my hands over my face". I hear you cuz I watch whenever you put your hands over your face, that's when I put my hands over my face. 🫣 Thanks I so very much have fun watching movies with you and BJ. It takes my mind off of a very painful condition that I have had to take opiod medications for 15 years. Y'all are the best ! 🫶

[@Jenacide]

One of the things I love most about this one is that if you pay attention you will notice that the zombies slowly become more and more decayed over the course of the movie. I am convinced that if they had just stayed put where they were with their abundant supplies that in time they would have out lasted the zombies. All they had to do was wait them out.

[@Hype679]

They actually kinda touch on that with the generator sequence. The problem was, they were going to run out of fuel for power along with ammo soon. Not to mention food. The uncut version pretty much implies they're also going to starve past a certain date. And that's if the zombies didn't break in at some point.

[@stevenmoules4955]

I like how Asia has her blanket over her head...not taking any chances with them zombies lurking about..lol!😁

[@GoodFilms28]

Dang y’all been together for a long time if this movie was y’all first date. I’ve never found love in 34 yrs, but y’all’s relationship is goals.

[@pharaoh2537]

One of the best lines "chip is about to be a chip" 😂😂😂

[@alexanderbeta-werburghii6176]

I'd forgotten what good fun this movie is, poor Asia's blankie certainly got a workout. Like 'The Night of the Living Dead' [1968] it influenced a lot that came later in movies, games and shows. Another classic of survival under siege you guys might like is 'Assault on Precinct 13' [1976].

[@swordforjustice]

Arsenic and Old Lace 1944 version is what you need to watch.

[@frankgunner8967]

CJ went out like a boss he went from zero to hero.

[@RobClark_theelusivefish]

There are two kinds of people in this world: those that have a zombie plan and those that do not. That second group can also be referred to as 'lunch'.

[@bigp3006]

Always fun watching you 2 😅. Interesting points, the sheriff on tv was tom savini, he was in the original, the general on tv was scott renniger, one of the original cast members, the preacher on tv was ken foree, also a original cast member, lastly, the beauty salon was named galen ross, after the original cast members name.

[@kennethturner8290]

I would also recommend Zombieland I and II if you haven't seen them yet, both pretty funny. 'Shaun of the Dead' is pretty good also.

[@theresam8625]

Please watch Wes Craven's "The People Under the Stairs" next! It's the first movie I saw Ving Rhames in. It's from the early 90s, it's creepy, and twisted, and SO much freaking fun! Also...I love that you guys have been together so long, especially nowadays. Love you guys 🖤

[@Robbiedean7]

Great fucking movie , just brought back a childhood favorite

[@choward874]

I really loved this movie.

[@nettricegaskins1871]

My favorite song: "Get up come on get down with the sickness."

[@derrick4544]

Great introduction and room set up...have to get you a popcorn machine 😅

[@Devious_Reviews]

This movie was a terrific example of what _NOT_ to do when things make a turn for the worst, zombies or not.

[@watchmanschannelofdespair]

My favorite Zombie film. *28 Days Later* comes close, although for me, that's more of a sub-genre _The Infected_ type of film (they don't actually die and resurrect).

[@dangerousbeans2907]

“He look like a unicorn” 😂 ahh Ty.

[@cfairfax85]

"uuuhhhhh he aint got no legs..oh my god!" 😂😂😂

[@ken_9359]

Oh, I can't wait. This is my best zombie movie ever. Better than The Walking Dead if it was a movie. World War Z and Train to Busan are in a tie for 2nd place for me.

[@folkblues4u]

The juxtaposition of Asia celebrating "i made it (watching) through the whole movie this time" as the last of the group in the movie are being killed, was funny ah. 😂

[@gustavoalmanza2673]

I like to believe they made it. They’re survivors, they’ve toughened up

[@WiseGuy5674]

You guys need to watch George Romero’s masterpieces in order. ‘Night of the Living Dead’ ‘Dawn of the Dead ‘ and ‘Day of the Dead’.😎😁

[@Fairygrl_TW]

Such a fun watch. The 1978 Romero's original is also a great watch. Im with u, if I had an entire mall, pretty well secured, ways to grow food (garden dept and seeds from produce), build more security to the place (from hardware sec), had electric, water and beds. Im not going anywhere. Really enjoyed. Thanx so much, take care, Peace

[@TheRuffiankid]

My favorite part of this movie is when the head of the CDC is answering questions in a press conference about what's going on and following them up with 'We don't know.' When a government official is out of options, you are guaranteed screwed.

[@adventuretime1344]

One of my all time favorite movies, easily.