okay penn. i watch your videos high out of my mind. and i gotta say, when you move your hands that much: 1 30. it makes my eyes water. please stop it..
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John William Corrington did well with "The Omega Man" . . .then he blew it with "I am Legend" . . .he should have left well enough alone. He failed to bring us into the sense of "family" by killing Sam and never really developing Anna or Ethan to the point where we loved them or really even gave a rats ass about them. . .honestly, once Sam died I gave up on the movie and just sat there staring at the screen in disbelief like a , well, you know, a zombie.
@jedirifleman Well that was the point with I Am Legend. It was adding a new level of horror by eliminating the "family" and being literally the last person left on Earth. The zombie aspect was less the story and more just an excuse to justify only one living human being. At least that's what I took from it.
@JoshSitar Don't know what browser you use, but there's probably something comparable in all of them. I use AdBlock Plus in Firefox. It's not hard to figure out which things to block, even from the webpage name alone. The only place I've found that I couldn't block commercials was Hulu.
Cont.: Check it out: hero goes to fight this wild representation of the animal/dark side of humanity, and in their conflict forms a brother-hood. Giglamesh then civilizes Enkidu and they continue to have many quests together. It goes on, including a quest for immortality and the lesson that such is not in the domain of humanity, a poignant point to consider in the zombie genre, but I think this bit is rather similar in content to the living with zombies aspect of modern movies.
Sure, Romero had a very strong hand in forming the modern zombie genre, both form and content as Penn says here. But really, the 'other' aspect of the zombie flick, and the forming of a family and learning to cope with the other, I think goes all the way back to one of the oldest written texts known in history: Not THE bible, but The Epic of Gilgamseh!
I couldn't agree with you more I miss the badass vampires like in Thirty Days of Night (although I didn't care much for the film no offense to any of fans of it.) but now they seem too human for their own good.
@TeaChanPunker :-D I'm not Penn, I'm helping out on the comments for the Penn Says channel. But were Penn to make a vampire film I would watch it, too. I do know of an 90's vampire show that our friends over on Crackledotcom have that is a great show: Forever Knight.
Omigod, hahaha, that movie is amazing. Yeah, you're right. I mean, I knew there were other movies that did that, but he said that this one was the first or something. I don't know. Did Shaun of the Dead come before Fido, I think it did.
it's funny that you said you liked "Dawn of the Dead" it was actually the first of Romero's films to feature the word zombie, you can catch in when peter says "there's going to be a million zombies in here soon" over the radio. Originally Romero used the term "ghoul" to define the flesh eating monsters. it was repeatedly used in the first film "Night of the Living Dead". 1969
As I was reading it I was trying to figure how they would make it into a film and eventually decided I would like to see it in a TV medium. Maybe a mini series. That would make me happy.
Favorite of mine hmm..maybe, Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things. Not only is it Zombies, it shows what happens when people fuck with shit they shouldn't. And it has the Led Zepplin song in it!
It's in honor of his mother. When he was first starting out, his mother told him to get a manicure because people would be constantly looking at his hands. As a joke, he had all of his fingernails painted red but now only has that particular one done.
I think it is a great use of misdirection while doing a trick too.
Zombies as a comparison to communism/socialism is a very interesting concept, it could include anarchism as well. Its strange to me how lately the lines of socialism/fascism and anarchy have blurred and zombies are a great expression of that blurring. Somehow all these years of being let down by their government led people to think the only way to fix it is with more government legislation. I don't understand what caused the flip but its pretty mindless zombie like.
Its cuz like other filthy liberals, you think people should do things for you for free!? Just guessing. If I'm wrong I'm wrong. I thank Sony for providing us this service. Penn's great.
There is also "The Last Man on Earth" starring Vincent Price, and these are all movie adaptations to Richard Matheson's short story "I Am Legend" written in 1954
Romero talks of his zombies in Dawn of the Dead representing consumerism, as quirky as that seems. Scene after scene is intended as social satire on the brain-dead or mindless consumer. It's interesting what came of that. So much more than was intended by Romero. He tapped into more than he'd hoped with his little zombie scenario : ) I'm excited to see Zombieland.
Yeah, that's why they say to never buy a car from a mechanic. I was in construction for over twenty years and absolutely HATE to work on my own house!!!!
I think Zombie's represent the unknown in all of us...what makes one person good and another bad,and if we do not understand that,is there a breaking point...are we all potential Zombie's? So they could represent what we fear the most,our ultimate lack of self-control...our greatest fear. Also Jesus was indeed the original Zombie.
Zombie movies represent a world without government. It's a world with complete freedom. It allows humans to get back to their roots of us the human group fighting the whole world of nature.
Now that we are on top of the food chain, the only enemy we can envision is ourselves. Today it is only governments that "permit" us civilized folk to go to war against ourselves. Zombie movies put that power back into the hands of the common man.
Thanks Penn, yeah, I'd have to say that goes to Dawn of the Dead (2004). I love the '78 version too, but I just got into the 2004 version a little more.
My Yinzer (a native of Pittsburgh) neighbor let George Romero park his car in the lot next to my house. It's been there for 30 years and has a bunch of cats living in it.
What I get from all the zombie movies, books and comics is that a constant threat unifies people and can make them into a family. Those groups who fail to do so are destroyed. Fast.
Cavemen.
The cavemen had no zombies to worry about, only hunger and predators and the weather. All fought with precarious tools and weapons, with no help from anybody or anything else.
Zombies to me represent the Yuppie society. They consume everything without providing anything back even at the expense of others. The Humans represent Hardworking People that support and enable the yuppies and in the movies end up becoming food on the zombies plate.
Zombie movies seem to have meanings that are very different between peoples perspectives. For example some people seem to connect them to an innate fear of communism/socialism/fascism.
It could be translated if you really think about it. He interviews the people and while he's interviewing the people with the "juiciest" stories. It could be like zombie thing...
Better way to word this actually....It could be like a flashback when he's interviewing them...they start talking...a couple of minutes into speaking to them it could just go into a flashback kind of deal.
I don't think I am gonna see that movie. That kid is just a ripoff of the other kid that acts just like him who is an offshoot of a basic nerdy shy guy which was a trend started by napoleon dynamite and im fucking sick off it. 9/10 these kids are fucking jocks anyway.
He actually was...it wasn't until the end of the movie that he really "broke out of his shell"...I mean yeah he did his stupid shit like the Loch Ness part and a couple other stupid things that would lead you to believe he wasn't shy, but through out the movie he is acting shy like 80% of the time.
Also...try to find a better movie to watch "many, many" times...It says a lot about your character for watching that mediocre "comedy" more than once.
awesome movie ! just seen last night.i hate zombie movies in general with the same old virus story bla bla bla Zombies getting shot bla bla bla.However in this case a fcking howel bill murry and woody a great team.Worth your time 2 thumbs up :)
I hate sitting through all this "bullshit" just to see you penn, why can't you just stop whoring yourself and do your own damn channel without crackle!?
My girlfriend and I love zombie movies and that is another great thing about her. I haven't watched ZombieLand yet (I haven't gotten a dvd quality copy online yet) but I am looking forward to it! Too bad I will get one after Halloween, boo.
I took a class on zombies about 2 summers ago at the University of Alabama. I thought it would just sitting around watching zombie movies, but we really explored the genre, it was enlightening.
I am a film buff, and a zombie film fan. Before Night of the Living Dead the zombie movie genre was revolved voodoo zombies. Then romero comes around and creates the reanimated corspe zombie. (If I am wrong about this I am sorry this is just coming from what I have known so far so if I am wrong and there is a pre 1968 reanimated corpse zombie movie please tell so I can watch it and be more the wiser. Thank you)
Penn, I'm very excited to see that you follow AVGN (at least his horror movie reviews). I enjoy both of what you guys do. I've seen every review he has done and watched every show of Bullshit since the beginning. :)
i see god's eyeball over penn's right shoulder!!! lol
sethmusic 1 month ago
What's the cameo?
I loved when Bill Murray got shot for his practical joke.
drandersw 9 months ago
Wow I didn't know George Romero was 6'5. I guess I would have found out if I went to the Sci-Fi expo several years ago but wasn't able to attend.
shohmyoh 10 months ago
why does there keep coming an error??
bjarnihiram 1 year ago
"Oh yeah, I saw Eddie Van Halen just the other day!!!! Yeah, he's a zombie now..."
CeeKayz0rz 1 year ago
okay penn. i watch your videos high out of my mind. and i gotta say, when you move your hands that much: 1 30. it makes my eyes water. please stop it..
mikeyfatstrings 1 year ago
I am really good at beating ppl up
flyeagles24 1 year ago
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pennsays 1 year ago
John William Corrington did well with "The Omega Man" . . .then he blew it with "I am Legend" . . .he should have left well enough alone. He failed to bring us into the sense of "family" by killing Sam and never really developing Anna or Ethan to the point where we loved them or really even gave a rats ass about them. . .honestly, once Sam died I gave up on the movie and just sat there staring at the screen in disbelief like a , well, you know, a zombie.
jedirifleman 1 year ago 2
@jedirifleman Well that was the point with I Am Legend. It was adding a new level of horror by eliminating the "family" and being literally the last person left on Earth. The zombie aspect was less the story and more just an excuse to justify only one living human being. At least that's what I took from it.
doombuggy123 1 year ago
These Crackle intro are REALLY goddamned annoying. What's with all those idiotic synthesizer noises and stupid sound effects? It's really obnoxious.
JoshSitar 1 year ago
@JoshSitar Also, the Honeymooners invented situation comedy, not Lucille Ball.
JoshSitar 1 year ago
@JoshSitar Don't know what browser you use, but there's probably something comparable in all of them. I use AdBlock Plus in Firefox. It's not hard to figure out which things to block, even from the webpage name alone. The only place I've found that I couldn't block commercials was Hulu.
albinoman13bt 1 year ago
Penn, you are amazing.
AYcheBAY 1 year ago
Why is his left ring fingernail red? I've noticed it in his other videos too.
smashballbrawler 1 year ago
Cont.: Check it out: hero goes to fight this wild representation of the animal/dark side of humanity, and in their conflict forms a brother-hood. Giglamesh then civilizes Enkidu and they continue to have many quests together. It goes on, including a quest for immortality and the lesson that such is not in the domain of humanity, a poignant point to consider in the zombie genre, but I think this bit is rather similar in content to the living with zombies aspect of modern movies.
smartguywithabeard 1 year ago
Sure, Romero had a very strong hand in forming the modern zombie genre, both form and content as Penn says here. But really, the 'other' aspect of the zombie flick, and the forming of a family and learning to cope with the other, I think goes all the way back to one of the oldest written texts known in history: Not THE bible, but The Epic of Gilgamseh!
smartguywithabeard 1 year ago
Well said Penn! I remember seeing you in Sabrina the teenage witch tv series haha...
4d4jooz 2 years ago
Bill Murray was aawesome but went so quickly! :(
SPOILER
(am I supposed to say "spoiler" before my comment?)
igytsiycm 2 years ago
Dude omg wat is your IQ you make me feel dumb, you seem so smart
avoidblueooze 2 years ago
Konawa Lake Monster video!!! Amazing Footage!!!!!!
slayerfanslayer 2 years ago
I like vampires, the only reason they're pissing me off is because of Twilight and the stupid Twitards.
I still like vampires though.
TeaChanPunker 2 years ago 2
I couldn't agree with you more I miss the badass vampires like in Thirty Days of Night (although I didn't care much for the film no offense to any of fans of it.) but now they seem too human for their own good.
FXJKHR2 2 years ago
Yeah, right on.
TeaChanPunker 2 years ago
@TeaChanPunker Time to write some vampire films . . .
pennsays 2 years ago
Maybe you should, I would watch it XD
TeaChanPunker 2 years ago
@TeaChanPunker :-D I'm not Penn, I'm helping out on the comments for the Penn Says channel. But were Penn to make a vampire film I would watch it, too. I do know of an 90's vampire show that our friends over on Crackledotcom have that is a great show: Forever Knight.
pennsays 2 years ago
Ha ha oh, does Penn comment back usually, or do you usually do it for him?
TeaChanPunker 2 years ago
@TeaChanPunker It's almost always us, the Penn Says minions. :-)
pennsays 2 years ago
Ha ha, I see. I thought it would be too cool if he actually responded back to me. But, thank you for responding back to me as well ^_^
TeaChanPunker 2 years ago
@TeaChanPunker Ha, you're welcome. People are always slightly disappointed. It comes with the job.
pennsays 2 years ago
Wait, didn't "Shaun of the Dead" also think of putting Humans and zombies living together in harmony?
I would like to see "Zombieland" very much, because vampires are starting to piss me off. I still love Dracula and Nosferatu though :D
TeaChanPunker 2 years ago 2
ever tried vampire the masquerade bloodlines?
werewolf the apocalypse?
changeling the dreaming?
mage the ascension?
Paradoxical003 2 years ago
why?
TeaChanPunker 2 years ago
Humans and Zombies lived together in the movie "Fido".
depaja 2 years ago
Omigod, hahaha, that movie is amazing. Yeah, you're right. I mean, I knew there were other movies that did that, but he said that this one was the first or something. I don't know. Did Shaun of the Dead come before Fido, I think it did.
TeaChanPunker 2 years ago
Shawn of the Dead was in 2004 and Fido was in 2006, so you are right that SotD was first. Both great films and funny as hell!
depaja 2 years ago
"Hey man, it's the zombie apocalypse. Want to drop a church piano on one?"
"Fuck yes."
zerodiablos 2 years ago
it's funny that you said you liked "Dawn of the Dead" it was actually the first of Romero's films to feature the word zombie, you can catch in when peter says "there's going to be a million zombies in here soon" over the radio. Originally Romero used the term "ghoul" to define the flesh eating monsters. it was repeatedly used in the first film "Night of the Living Dead". 1969
wesker723 2 years ago
Is Penn paid to say good things about Sony films? This, the Wrestler?
dradfromthebu 2 years ago
I can't say he isn't paid by Sony for these but I can say they are both really excellent films.
pakratmak 2 years ago
well thanks for watching and for your support!
pennsays 2 years ago
I liked zombieland too
JohnnyWeedSeed420 2 years ago
I see the comment down there about World War Z.
As I was reading it I was trying to figure how they would make it into a film and eventually decided I would like to see it in a TV medium. Maybe a mini series. That would make me happy.
AzhiDahaki9 2 years ago
great point AzhiDahaki9 - an HBO mini series would be interesting to say the least
pennsays 2 years ago
I suppose that would be pretty cool..but I'd have to wait for the season dvd to come out and watch it on Netflix, like I did with Bullshit!
TheeFlipper 2 years ago
Favorite of mine hmm..maybe, Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things. Not only is it Zombies, it shows what happens when people fuck with shit they shouldn't. And it has the Led Zepplin song in it!
grimsdyke 2 years ago
you don't like comedys?!
SourAppleKiss 2 years ago
night is the best romero film
thegeno64 2 years ago
zombies were people controled by voodoo
thegeno64 2 years ago
Zombies are the new little black dress.
JimmerSD 2 years ago
Lucile O'Ball is from my home town of Jamestown NY. We got a few museams dedicated to her. And its where she is barried.
IbanezJFS 2 years ago
Have you seen "I, Legend"? Excellent movie, i haven't read the book, but it's about one person in a world like that rather than a family/group.
ArchetypeZero 2 years ago
I believe the book is called "I Am Legend", and you're right it is an excellent movie.
bazookajoe1992 2 years ago
Sorry, "I Am Legend" is correct, i was thinking of "I Robot" which also has a good concept. Same actor, similar titles, i got them mixed up :P
ArchetypeZero 2 years ago
Oh Penn, you and your hand motions
USHet63 2 years ago
he said happy ending :45
foshowfauxshow 2 years ago
another funny zombie movie...shaun of the dead....love it
DanielleTyrie 2 years ago
Best zombie movie ever! :)
mousers42 2 years ago
(Shaun of the dead is the best...)
mousers42 2 years ago 2
The Winchester!
pennsays 2 years ago
You've got red on you
mousers42 2 years ago
None of Romero's movies say "zombie", and he made it a point not to.
poorkinghaggard 2 years ago
zombie land is nothing like dawn of the dead..........
DaBossk 2 years ago
Use Lucille Ball, Miles Davis and Zombies in a sentence lol
etzel33 2 years ago
But G Romero has some set of Glasses
Zombiefisting 2 years ago
Like the windshield of an 18-wheeler!
espaceman000 2 years ago
Romero and Stan Lee - maybe they have the same optometrist?
pennsays 2 years ago
Christians are zombies...mindless, brain-eating..zombies...you just don't see their rituals where they eat orphans for sustainance
PhillipThunderGrunge 2 years ago 2
hahaha, somebody had to work in a slam against Christians.
Why don't you go for the obvious joke of transubstantiation?
svd348 2 years ago 2
zombieland was a very funny movie but the question is, which is better; shawn of the dead or zombieland?
tigertank06 2 years ago
Out of the two...I would have to say Shaun even tho I also loved Zombieland.
gatoneko 2 years ago
i still dont get the red finger nail and watchband to match it !! why does he do this ? anyone know ?
patton223 2 years ago
The red fingernail is in honor of his mother.
Diasanti 2 years ago
I never noticed that before.
lancechamplain 2 years ago
It's in honor of his mother. When he was first starting out, his mother told him to get a manicure because people would be constantly looking at his hands. As a joke, he had all of his fingernails painted red but now only has that particular one done.
I think it is a great use of misdirection while doing a trick too.
foshowfauxshow 2 years ago
and you can always check out the Penn Says Painting My Fingernail episode
pennsays 2 years ago
Yay! Heya Penn!
Zombies as a comparison to communism/socialism is a very interesting concept, it could include anarchism as well. Its strange to me how lately the lines of socialism/fascism and anarchy have blurred and zombies are a great expression of that blurring. Somehow all these years of being let down by their government led people to think the only way to fix it is with more government legislation. I don't understand what caused the flip but its pretty mindless zombie like.
foshowfauxshow 2 years ago
If you're a game you should play left for dead.
jmosler9 2 years ago
Don't usually like comedies? That surprises me.
jmosler9 2 years ago 2
its like a green screen with wind or im salvdor hahaha
CiphersSon 2 years ago
i think penn is cool but really ...weirdly i hate sony every time i click on his vids... wahts wit dat?
CiphersSon 2 years ago
Its cuz like other filthy liberals, you think people should do things for you for free!? Just guessing. If I'm wrong I'm wrong. I thank Sony for providing us this service. Penn's great.
gwydion75 2 years ago
For you classic movie geeks, "The Omega Man" is a 1971 adaptation of "I am Legend", starring Charlton Heston. On netflix instant, I believe.
kev51987 2 years ago 2
There is also "The Last Man on Earth" starring Vincent Price, and these are all movie adaptations to Richard Matheson's short story "I Am Legend" written in 1954
flabslapper 2 years ago
I don't know how any zombie movie could be cooler than Shaun of the Dead.
dingerma 2 years ago
Surprisingly zombie land is, I know it defies all reason, but zombie land is better than Shawn of the Dead
Fuctmentality 2 years ago
*Gasp* Blasphemy!
HungarianMafioso 2 years ago
Zombieland better than Shaun of the Dead - that's some pretty high praise
pennsays 2 years ago
Romero talks of his zombies in Dawn of the Dead representing consumerism, as quirky as that seems. Scene after scene is intended as social satire on the brain-dead or mindless consumer. It's interesting what came of that. So much more than was intended by Romero. He tapped into more than he'd hoped with his little zombie scenario : ) I'm excited to see Zombieland.
toddfrazie 2 years ago
so when Zombies start popping up - stay away from the mall - you're probably better off at the library, but stop by the local armory first
pennsays 2 years ago
YES! And while at the library, you'd better get to the fiction section and start reading Max Brooks' Zombie Survivor Guide.
Remain vigilant! The zombie apocalypse is coming!
toddfrazie 2 years ago
Max Brooks is fantastic. I love World War Z especially. <3
Gravija01 2 years ago
George got the idea from the book that "I am legend" is based on,i dont remember the name or author but a little research will find it.
campasini 2 years ago
Richard Matheson, Same title
Fuctmentality 2 years ago
thank you.
campasini 2 years ago
Yeah, but "I am Legend" was a modern version of "The Omega Man" True?
jehjeh3712 2 years ago
The omega man is based on I.A.L
hinro 2 years ago
lol, a comedian that doesn't usually like comedies.
czorbin 2 years ago
Yeah, that's why they say to never buy a car from a mechanic. I was in construction for over twenty years and absolutely HATE to work on my own house!!!!
jehjeh3712 2 years ago
I think Zombie's represent the unknown in all of us...what makes one person good and another bad,and if we do not understand that,is there a breaking point...are we all potential Zombie's? So they could represent what we fear the most,our ultimate lack of self-control...our greatest fear. Also Jesus was indeed the original Zombie.
Thereminator101 2 years ago
Kinda rambling at the beginning but makes his point. i agree
mchchicago78 2 years ago
Zombie movies represent a world without government. It's a world with complete freedom. It allows humans to get back to their roots of us the human group fighting the whole world of nature.
Now that we are on top of the food chain, the only enemy we can envision is ourselves. Today it is only governments that "permit" us civilized folk to go to war against ourselves. Zombie movies put that power back into the hands of the common man.
file83 2 years ago 2
Interesting insight.
1983Bantam 2 years ago
file83 - fantastic comment - do you have a favorite Zombie movie?
pennsays 2 years ago
Thanks Penn, yeah, I'd have to say that goes to Dawn of the Dead (2004). I love the '78 version too, but I just got into the 2004 version a little more.
file83 2 years ago
My Yinzer (a native of Pittsburgh) neighbor let George Romero park his car in the lot next to my house. It's been there for 30 years and has a bunch of cats living in it.
yammyspeed13 2 years ago
i thought the idea of zombies started with jesus.
adrenacrumb 2 years ago
no, there were Jesus zombies long before Jesus.
DeraJa 2 years ago
you my friend are not good at spotting jokes ;)
adrenacrumb 2 years ago
zombie jesus? sounds like a Troma film
hellofaname 2 years ago
That kid stole Super Bad's act.
yammyspeed13 2 years ago
he liked the movie whats with all th negative comments
ijustwantfreedom420 2 years ago
I really hate people who overthink everything, i mean how can you people even enjoy life.
Legitbusiness1182 2 years ago
Zombies are absolutely awesome and are a magnificent creation and form of art.
educatedsavage 2 years ago
red left ring fingernail....
MrYoutopia 2 years ago
george romero is the man!
SofaKingWeTodEd666 2 years ago
What I get from all the zombie movies, books and comics is that a constant threat unifies people and can make them into a family. Those groups who fail to do so are destroyed. Fast.
Cavemen.
The cavemen had no zombies to worry about, only hunger and predators and the weather. All fought with precarious tools and weapons, with no help from anybody or anything else.
xhagast 2 years ago
Zombies to me represent the Yuppie society. They consume everything without providing anything back even at the expense of others. The Humans represent Hardworking People that support and enable the yuppies and in the movies end up becoming food on the zombies plate.
Zombie movies seem to have meanings that are very different between peoples perspectives. For example some people seem to connect them to an innate fear of communism/socialism/fascism.
NoogLeader 2 years ago
NoogLeader- any thoughts on World War Z?
pennsays 2 years ago
I haven't read it yet. I think I might. Have to make a trip to Barnes and Noble. Been Sticking to How to Books lately.
NoogLeader 2 years ago
I agree with you about Romero. His work was genius, and it was wonderfully inventive.
I really do hate zombies running and becoming generic monsters, instead of the unified and indistinct mass of "others" as you said.
Even though they ran in Zombieland, it was very well done and stayed true to Romero's brilliant style.
Nigrescence 2 years ago
I thought 'Night of the Living Dead' (1968) is the one that started the Zombie Apocalypse genre.
imkluu 2 years ago
True to the point that Penn made, Zombies appear in lots of fiction and folklore... but the idea of a Zombapocalypse was pretty much Romero.
I can't wait for the movie adaptation to World War Z
Neopreacher 2 years ago
I got my copy of zombie survival guide signed by max brooks in toronto truly a wonderful book.
spacemarine981 2 years ago 2
I read it. It is an EXCELLENT book. Chilling to the bone but excellent.
xhagast 2 years ago
World War Z is a great read - it will be interesting to see how it translates to film...
pennsays 2 years ago
Can it be translated? It is about one guy going around interviewing survivors AFTER the war is over.
xhagast 2 years ago
It could be translated if you really think about it. He interviews the people and while he's interviewing the people with the "juiciest" stories. It could be like zombie thing...
TheeFlipper 2 years ago
Better way to word this actually....It could be like a flashback when he's interviewing them...they start talking...a couple of minutes into speaking to them it could just go into a flashback kind of deal.
TheeFlipper 2 years ago
starts up fast eh?
So Winblows has caught up with where Linux was five years ago.
gonyea12 2 years ago
being fast is only one part of it.
ltdan676 2 years ago
shit.... you think too much.
RDJim 2 years ago
i wish i could paint my middle figure nail and be totally artsy and new.
JordoSkate101 2 years ago
I don't think I am gonna see that movie. That kid is just a ripoff of the other kid that acts just like him who is an offshoot of a basic nerdy shy guy which was a trend started by napoleon dynamite and im fucking sick off it. 9/10 these kids are fucking jocks anyway.
katchison 2 years ago
Thats a pathetic reason to skip a good movie.
ChrisSketch 2 years ago 3
Shitty actor is a pathetic reason to skip a good movie?
katchison 2 years ago
Actually Jesse created his shy nerdy guy persona before Michael Cera, Cera just got cast in more popular movies.
selleckman2 2 years ago
I don't really care, Its all just shit acting.
katchison 2 years ago
Arrested Development
MeisterJager90 2 years ago
Michael Cera wasn't in Napoleon Dynamite...Jon Heder played Napoleon Dynamite and that's who he's referring to making the "nerdy, shy guy" basis.
TheeFlipper 2 years ago
I've seen Napoleon dynamite many many times and Napoleon was not shy at all.
selleckman2 2 years ago
He actually was...it wasn't until the end of the movie that he really "broke out of his shell"...I mean yeah he did his stupid shit like the Loch Ness part and a couple other stupid things that would lead you to believe he wasn't shy, but through out the movie he is acting shy like 80% of the time.
TheeFlipper 2 years ago
Also...try to find a better movie to watch "many, many" times...It says a lot about your character for watching that mediocre "comedy" more than once.
TheeFlipper 2 years ago
That cloud behind penn looks like an eye.
SDMasterYoda 2 years ago
IT DOES! holy piss
nillabiscuit 2 years ago
whoa... maybe its a sign from heaven, well it cant be because (as penn might say) "signs from heaven are BULLSHIT!"
MeestaKeefGirly 2 years ago
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fuck zombieland, woody harrelson, and that whole empty waste of time
pretorious700 2 years ago
You, sir, are a gigantic faggot.
Zombieland is fantastic.
Spo8 2 years ago 5
awesome movie ! just seen last night.i hate zombie movies in general with the same old virus story bla bla bla Zombies getting shot bla bla bla.However in this case a fcking howel bill murry and woody a great team.Worth your time 2 thumbs up :)
ASH6977 2 years ago
crackle has a big zombiefest promotion going on on their website, i dunno penn, seems fishy
Microwavish 2 years ago
haha - this comment took longer to pop up than expected - thought it would have been right after someone posted "first"
pennsays 2 years ago
The only thing I don't like about "zombie movies" is that it makes people treat the zombie threat as a joke, instead of the real danger that it is.
boxant 2 years ago 4
Best comment EVER!
h8uall66 2 years ago
Imminent zombie apocalypse!
TheeFlipper 2 years ago
I hate sitting through all this "bullshit" just to see you penn, why can't you just stop whoring yourself and do your own damn channel without crackle!?
facestomp88 2 years ago
Thanks Penn. The original Dawn Of The Dead is one of my favorite films as well.
badandtheugly 2 years ago
Loved Zombieland, glad to know a man I really respect enjoyed it as well. Great video Penn.
ArmyofCon 2 years ago
Essentially the exact comment I was going to leave, so I'll just tack on an agree.
JokeDeity2 2 years ago
George Romero awesome! And wow, i didn't know he was like 6'7.
ZzDe0 2 years ago
My girlfriend and I love zombie movies and that is another great thing about her. I haven't watched ZombieLand yet (I haven't gotten a dvd quality copy online yet) but I am looking forward to it! Too bad I will get one after Halloween, boo.
Goobian 2 years ago
I was going to wait for it to come out on video to see it, but if Penn says it's good, I guess I'll have to go out tomorrow and check it out.
FrodoSaves 2 years ago
I take it you haven't seen Zombieland....
It's an unusually good movie. Don't wait for the DVD, go see it.
superfunbad 2 years ago
Penn and I have to much in common. Libertarianism, atheism, bass, and now our love for zombies!
pyroseed13 2 years ago
I took a class on zombies about 2 summers ago at the University of Alabama. I thought it would just sitting around watching zombie movies, but we really explored the genre, it was enlightening.
86COLE 2 years ago
I am a film buff, and a zombie film fan. Before Night of the Living Dead the zombie movie genre was revolved voodoo zombies. Then romero comes around and creates the reanimated corspe zombie. (If I am wrong about this I am sorry this is just coming from what I have known so far so if I am wrong and there is a pre 1968 reanimated corpse zombie movie please tell so I can watch it and be more the wiser. Thank you)
meb1982 2 years ago 2
Remero actually got the Idea from I am legend (The book).
bbbk123 2 years ago 2
somebody who actually knows their shit. :)
nazivato 2 years ago
lol Why thank you =), I have never received such praise for being a Zombie nerd haha
bbbk123 2 years ago
White Zombie 1932
I Walked with a Zombie (1943)
Frankenstein
Carnival of Souls (1962) (quite a few similarities)
The Horror of Party Beach/Invasion of the Zombies 1963
Plan 9 From Outer Space/Grave Robbers From Outer Space 1959
The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-Up Zombies 1967
Just to name a few.
AnitaLife27 2 years ago
White zombie- voodoo
I walked with a zombie- voodoo
Frankenstein-not a zombie
Carnival of Souls- are more ghost then zombies
The horror of party beach I have to look that up. It sounds awesome thank you for introducing it to me.
The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped being Human and Became Mixed Up Zombies- hypnotized
meb1982 2 years ago
meb1982 - thanks for sharing the list - have you been watching AVGN's horror movie reviews? White Zombie was included in this year's crop.
pennsays 2 years ago
Penn, I'm very excited to see that you follow AVGN (at least his horror movie reviews). I enjoy both of what you guys do. I've seen every review he has done and watched every show of Bullshit since the beginning. :)
blackhawk465 2 years ago
I have not, but I am now.
meb1982 2 years ago