[ SECRET POST #2191 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2191 ⌋

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Comments

[fingalsanteater]

Just my personal, highly subjective opinion regarding the comedy/horror genre. Striking the balance between horrific acts of violence or bleak, depressing scenarios and lighthearted or irreverent comedy is very difficult. I felt Zombieland came off as sociopathic and a miserable, abortive attempt at cashing in on both the popular zombie genre and popular comedy/horror genre.

[(Anonymous)]

DA

Have you seen Shaun of the Dead? What did you think of that?

-- Genuinely curious

[fingalsanteater]

Shaun of the Dead got the balance right. (If you forget the very end.)

[(Anonymous)]

Yet a DA: Oh yes, I hated that end so much. (But I did like Zombieland.)

[(Anonymous)]

hm, I was opposite. I liked zombieland but not shaun of the dead, which I thought wasn't well balanced.

[omorka]

Ah, see, for me Zombieland hit the balance almost perfectly, whereas Shaun of the Dead was a slightly-better-than-average romcom that happened to have zombies in it. I will admit that my typography fetish probably helped Zombieland out, though.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh wow, I thought the same about Zombieland! Now that someone else has asked you about Shaun of the Dead, I'd love to hear your opinion of Fido, if you've seen it. I liked that one a lot as well.

[fingalsanteater]

I haven't seen Fido in a long, long time. I liked it. I don't think I would consider it horror because, if I recall correctly, the larger horror elements were more in the background (stakes were lower because society was relatively stable). My opinion may be off, like I said, because it's been a while.