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Bio-Zombie
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Country
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Hong
Kong |
| Year: |
1998 |
| Genre: |
Horror
/ Comedy |
| Format: |
VCD
/ DVD |
| Running
Time: |
1H33 |
| Distributor: |
Mei
AhLaser Disc Co., LTD |
| Date
reviewed: |
01/01/2000 |
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| Producer: |
Ma
Joe Wai-Ho |
| Director: |
Wilson
Yip |
Cast: Frankie Chan,
Jordan Chan,
Kam-Tsing Cheung,
Bie Fai,Suk-Yin
Lai,
Yiu-Jeung Lai,
Jai-Sum Lee,
Tat-Wah Lok,
Bie Man,
Ying-Ying Tong |
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Story:
Two guys that run a VCD shop in a shopping mall take
their boss's car to get it repaired, on their way back
they run over a guy. They rush to his help and the guy
whispers something about a soft drink (chemical weapon)
he was carrying. They make him drink some but he dies
soon after and they decide to leave the body in the
trunk of the car. They return to the shopping mall and
go back to work, after a while they remember they forgot
the body in the car and decide to check on it. When
they arrive to the car the body is gone, and soon after
the mall is crawling with Zombies. They find other survivors
and fight for their lives to try to get out.
Review: This is a horror comedy, there is
just as much humour in the film as their is suspense
and gore. This is a fresh and young approach to movie
making, a product of popular subculture. The director
Wilson YIP had a very interesting approach to how
this movie looked and the general feel, its unlike
most films you would see. At some points its as if
this would be a video game that your are watching.
The story was basic but how it was put together was
very nice. But its not a new concept of using chemical
warfare as a pretext for zombies and the special effects
were on the amateur side but that gave the certain
feel for the movie, it could have been done on purpose.
The movie mainly focuses on a couple of main characters.
In the beginning you have the characters each living
their own lives competing with the other shops, but
during the second half of the movie they all come
together to try to survive. Their was a good evolution
between these 2 extremes. The characters were all
very unique and well played.
Unlike the other movies we review this one really
had a different style, its really hard to review it.
With all the various elements in it you have to see
it several times to really understand the deeper meanings.
This movie holds a very good entertainment factor
for the simple reason of the good evolution of the
story, the characters and the eventual fight for survival.
Basically you wont be bored while there is no action.
We didn't have any trouble with the subtitles with
the Mei Ah version. If you like movies that deal more
with the subculture mixed in with the element of horror
you'll enjoy this one. Its definitely not your average
film and we think that it's the kind of movie you
will like or you hate totally.
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DVD
[ NTSC, All Region
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The image quality was very good for a MeiAh release,
as for the sound it was Dolby Digital 2.1.The subtitle
were good, but sometime just a little too fast, as
for the menu design, it was just plain bad and ugly.
For the extras you have the usual chapter selection,
3 trailers: Bio-Zombie, Rumble Ages, Nude Fear, and
also an alternate ending to the movie. In general,
if you like the movie, get this DVD.
Reviewed
by Peter Zsurka
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| Story |
Cast |
Entertainment |
Subtitles |
Overall |
| 2.5 |
3.5 |
4.5 |
4
/ 4.5 |
4.5 |

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