Nooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! How Dare they

[Bringer Of Funerals]

I've just heard a rumour that Quentin Tarantino is going to direct a remake of ZOMBIE FLESH EATERS. I can imagine the backlash of us lot.

Why not remake a crap very very low budget film that needs remaking

[PaulD]

That's not going to be more than a rumour since he's recently been vocal about his upcoming spaghetti western Django Unchained film.

That said, I'd love so see him remake ZFE!

[Bringer Of Funerals]

i'd see Django Unchained, I love Spag westerns

[necroluciferia]

Could be interesting to see what he does with it. Not seen or heard anything about this though.

[dream demon]

I'm starting to wonder if Quentin Tarantino has a single original idea in his head. I can't help but agree with Mark Kermode on this one, that he is a gifted and obviously talented director who just seems happy to squander his talent on easy remakes in order to chase a quick buck.

[Beyond72]

Can't see him doing a Zombie flick any time soon given the amount that have been made in recent years. I do remember him saying he's thought about remaking Fulci's 7 notes in black a few years back.

[PaulD]

What's the source for this rumour?

I'll be honest here, I'll take this with a HUGE pinch of salt until I see Tarantino make any mention of it. His name always gets attached to remake-rumours - Faster Pussycat Kill Kill, The Shadow and now this. With a new film as good as confirmed as being on the way I dont see how this rumour can be true.

[The Reaper Man@Cult Labs]

'The boat can leave now.Tell tha muther ****ing crew!'

[Demoncrat]

ah rumors (shit album as well)....i can see it though... Uma getting the splinter in the eye (with " i can see clearly now" on the soundtrack), half an hour of "dialogue" preceding the boat shenanigans at the start, something about fish****ing blah blah, eli roth getting his throat torn out (or would i just like this to happen for real?...hmm you decide)

[Vampix]

Richard Johnson, Ian McCulloch and Al Cliver would definitely have to make cameo appearences.I wouldn't mind seeing a remake of Fulci's classic, after all it doesn't affect my enjoyment of the original film.