Cinecast #19: We're Here, We're Dead, Get Used To It

Admitted horror naifs Adam and Sam wax philosophic about social commentary in "Land of the Dead," George Romero's long-awaited return to Zombie movie fare after a twenty year absence. While Adam ponders the relevance of Zombie flicks post-"Shaun of the Dead," Sam admits to having fun with Romero's satiric vision, which brings surprising intelligence to a film that consists largely of 'stenches' munching on human intestines.

Also on the show, a quick review of the excellent new film "Me and You and Everyone We Know" from performance artist and first-time filmmaker Miranda July. (We reviewed "Me and You" in greater detail on Cinecast #9 from Roger Eberts Overlooked Film Festival.) Sam also shares his thoughts on a couple other new releases: Nora Ephron's "Bewitched" and the American release of the 2003 French horror film "High Tension." All that, plus Listener Feedback, Massacre Theatre and our Top 5 Quotable Movies.



Cinecast #19
:36-10:47 - Review: "Land of the Dead"
12:00-21:43 - Short Reviews: "Me and You...", "Bewitched," "High Tension"
22:59-32:24 - Listener Feedback, Faye Dunaway Challenge
33:58-45:24 - Top 5 Quotable Movies
45:25-48:02 - Massacre Theatre