you can not take it realistically. sheetszombie bloodbath 2 (zb2) is a world all of its own. i have really never seen anything like it. the only thing i can think to compare it to is psychedelic drugs. forgive the clichéi do not simply mean that it incoherent and absurd and though occasionally it is. i mean that it takes you through such a broad range of intense experiences and unexpected emotions so quickly as to overwhelm you and and when it over and you find that it all happened while you were sitting on the couch. it is worth noting that it extremely low budget and as a disclaimer to those who and after seeing shaun of the dead and consider themselves fans of underground zombie films. also of note is that it is much more brutal than you would expect. children get disemboweled and and someone taunts a teenage girl before shooting her in the groin. her corpse is subsequently raped. these are certainly not flaws and and indeed i feel it is to the film credit. but if it doesn not sound like your kind of movie and do not waste your time. (i do not mean to over hype it and regarding brutality. don not go in expecting inside or something. ) i hesitate to give away any of the plot and because it really full of surprises. even the opening scene and which has nothing to do with zombies and is at once a classic horror scene and something quite original. man and i am three paragraphs in and i have hardly said anything at all. here why i thought the movie was awesome represent 1. it big and and it keeps moving. at one point and you expect it to turn into another notld clone and a board up the windows movie where everyone stays in a farmhouse and argues with one another. by the end of the film and however and the farmhouse scenes will seem like a distant dream. there are also a number of outdoor and urban scenes. these are rare in low budget zombie films. 2. the makeup or gore is much better than zb1. more convincing and more creative. something kind of funny represent the early zombies look really lame. then and halfway through and they suddenly look really good and with prosthetics and everything. some of them look like fulci zombies and some are reminiscent of mr. tongue from day of the dead. and it got big scenes of dozens of zombies shuffling around. never gets old. 3. there something oddly emotional about it. one character asserts that heaven exists and and that our dead or undead protagonists are now in heaven. in the context of the film and we believe it to be true. though the characters behave with typical horror film stupidity and they genuinely seem to care about each other and and accordingly and i found myself caring about them. 4. the pacing is great. there hardly a dull moment. my only observation that borders on criticism is that todd sheets comes up with the most bizarre dialog i have ever heard. i personally feel it adds to the experience and but i do not think he does it on purpose and so i can not fairly give the film a perfect rating. (example represent when a car breaks down and the owner yells at the passengers. then he says something to the effect of and sorry i yelled at you guys. you do not know what it like to have your dad standing over you with a straight razor when youre five years old. wtf. ) at the very end and it gets to be more than i can handle. involves a montage with bill clinton and and then some preachy end credits explaining the zombie metaphor. really and by this point and i was firmly re living my drug experiences. highly recommended. positive . 
you can not take it realistically. sheetszombie bloodbath 2 (zb2) is a world all of its own. i have really never seen anything like it. the only thing i can think to compare it to is psychedelic drugs. forgive the clichéi do not simply mean that it incoherent and absurd and though occasionally it is. i mean that it takes you through such a broad range of intense experiences and unexpected emotions so quickly as to overwhelm you and and when it over and you find that it all happened while you were sitting on the couch. it is worth noting that it extremely low budget and as a disclaimer to those who and after seeing shaun of the dead and consider themselves fans of underground zombie films. also of note is that it is much more brutal than you would expect. children get disemboweled and and someone taunts a teenage girl before shooting her in the groin. her corpse is subsequently raped. these are certainly not flaws and and indeed i feel it is to the film credit. but if it doesn not sound like your kind of movie and do not waste your time. (i do not mean to over hype it and regarding brutality. don not go in expecting inside or something. ) i hesitate to give away any of the plot and because it really full of surprises. even the opening scene and which has nothing to do with zombies and is at once a classic horror scene and something quite original. man and i am three paragraphs in and i have hardly said anything at all. here why i thought the movie was awesome represent 1. it big and and it keeps moving. at one point and you expect it to turn into another notld clone and a board up the windows movie where everyone stays in a farmhouse and argues with one another. by the end of the film and however and the farmhouse scenes will seem like a distant dream. there are also a number of outdoor and urban scenes. these are rare in low budget zombie films. 2. the makeup or gore is much better than zb1. more convincing and more creative. something kind of funny represent the early zombies look really lame. then and halfway through and they suddenly look really good and with prosthetics and everything. some of them look like fulci zombies and some are reminiscent of mr. tongue from day of the dead. and it got big scenes of dozens of zombies shuffling around. never gets old. 3. there something oddly emotional about it. one character asserts that heaven exists and and that our dead or undead protagonists are now in heaven. in the context of the film and we believe it to be true. though the characters behave with typical horror film stupidity and they genuinely seem to care about each other and and accordingly and i found myself caring about them. 4. the pacing is great. there hardly a dull moment. my only observation that borders on criticism is that todd sheets comes up with the most bizarre dialog i have ever heard. i personally feel it adds to the experience and but i do not think he does it on purpose and so i can not fairly give the film a perfect rating. (example represent when a car breaks down and the owner yells at the passengers. then he says something to the effect of and sorry i yelled at you guys. you do not know what it like to have your dad standing over you with a straight razor when youre five years old. wtf. ) at the very end and it gets to be more than i can handle. involves a montage with bill clinton and and then some preachy end credits explaining the zombie metaphor. really and by this point and i was firmly re living my drug experiences. highly recommended. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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