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Zombies enter class system.
Review: The world is now overrun with zombies. The living have found
refuge in fortified cities walled off to keep out the undead.
Pseudo-military crews venture into the zombie-filled suburbs to
scavenge for supplies. And in this insane world where human
survivors have banned together against a common foe, there still
exists a class system of the haves and have-nots. The haves enjoy a
comfortable, even lavish, lifestyle, while the have-nots struggle.
This is the landscape of Land of the Dead, the fourth
installment of George Romero's Dead films. George does it
again with another classic zombie tale with poignant statements
about our world today. There are quality performances from Simon Baker,
as the righteous hero; John Lequizamo, as the likable scoundrel; and
Dennis Hopper, as the selfish villain.
There is plenty of blood & gore, especially in the unrated
version on DVD. There are also numerous graphic
"feedings," the hallmark scene of zombie flicks. Great
overall production. A must-see for all zombie fans.
Learn more: IMDb
DVD version viewed: Land of the Dead (Unrated Director's Cut) (Universal,
UPC 025192870224)
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