HAHAHA! i literally laughed out loud! I had good sex once, I tripped on my jeans in a train toilet and blacked out from headbutting the wall, when i came too i had 'other' piss stains on my jeans and a red rash on my groin where i had rubbed on the wall as i fell to the floor... i fondly remember that! i still wonder if that's how i lost my virginity. Still i can;t help but smile when people ask me if i ever rode a train... ;) yes i have, i say with a smile. good times.

I came here to say i haven't seen the manchester morgue film, i'd like to but it seems to be expensive? My therapist tells me i share too much. he has no idea what he is talking about, nor does anyone else that thinks Dawn of the dead isn't the perfect zombie film. :laugh:

I can see why you have a therapist Vipp. ;)

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Dawn is good but its no Day :tongue1:

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Haha, i really like Day of the dead, lot's of people hate on that film too. lol.

Day is my favourite Zombie film i love it.

Night < Day < Dawn

Day of the Dead is better than Dawn of the Dead, and Zombie Flesh-Eaters is better than Manchester Morgue IMO. I love the creepy atmosphere generated in Jorge Grau's film though, and think Fulci may have been influenced by it when he was making his classic zombie quartet. Manchester Morgue is a way better film than Zombie Holocaust and Burial Ground, but they're still two of my all time zombie faves. :nod:

Night is, for my money, the best of the three, with Dawn by the most entertaining and my personal favourite, but the increments between them are razor thin.

I'm not a fan of Night at all, in fact I can't remember the last time I sat down and watched it from beginning to end. I find it intensely boring. :behindsofa:

Very true there is not a massive gulf between them. For me it's
Day
Night
Dawn.