SWEET ZOMBIE JESUS! Finally somebody (Dyson, Norfleet & Robeson) are improving the all-time classic musical Jesus Christ Superstar by telling the story like it really was.
Obviously Jesus was a zombie munching on Judean brains.
3 Days Later isn’t finished yet, so all I have to show you is the trailer, which looks somewhat like this:
The musical (or movie) is licensed under creative commons, which means that it should be available for download and distribution once finished.
However, the creators would like donations to make 3 Days Later at least as influential as its predecessor, but don’t worry, these are hardcore guys:
We’re going to make this movie
REGARDLESS
of what sort of budget we have
I bloody hope there’s going to be a soundtrack or some such, because the songs are heartbreakingly beautiful.
They’re playing a crazy robot board game (the name of which I’m only prepared to disclose against the humble fee of a thousand starships) in the living room, but I don’t wanna play, I wanna blog and no blog is an island, so on to the juicy part…
I admire Chris G.’s “Robots with Stuff“. First of all because the title includes both the words “robots” and “stuff”. Secondly because his style resonates within my heart like a thousand jack hammers (or maybe that’s just the caffeine… but I like them both). Thirdly because they’re really funny.
Here is for instance
Apparently, the deal is that Chris has claimed that he can draw three robots per week for at least a year, a challenge Shoebox Blog has taken him up on. Right now he’s at number forty three, so there’s still a long way to go. Go Chris Go!
(The story does not reveal whether Chris takes requests)
What would happen if media icon and self-proclaimed therapist Oprah Winfrey died? Would people change the channel? Would somebody stand up to Dr. Phil or would he be able claim the entire Personal Guidance & Wisdom Industry (PGnWI) for himself?
According to Team Tiger Awesome the above scenarios will be the least of our worries if celebrity prophet and semi-pope Oprah Winfrey dies. According to TTA, we’ll be facing riots and general social havoc of hitherto unseen proportions finally culminating in a global nuclear disaster.
I cannot apologize enough for not having blogged about the first episodes. I promised you Nemobay would be there, and it was not. The truth of the matter is that I have been busy again. I have handed in my thesis, I have been sick and my dog ate my blog-post. Now, the thesis and dog are gone and I’m almost healthy again.
In all confidentiality I have somewhat of a crush on Expect Problems. When it comes to humorous free movie material, they are among the very I have seen.
Sharehouse Zombie Apocalypse has the kind of geeky humor Dead Man Drinking mastered. Like Dead Man Drinking, Sharehouse Zombie Apocalypse has brilliant dialogue as well as acting and (as with Dead Man Drinking) the creativity of Expect Problems seems to eradicate the problems a drum tight budget might create.
The pace of Sharehouse Zombie Apocalypse is relaxed enough for you to just hang back and chill without fretting about missing something important. A feat, I found, making it fitting for when your brain and/or body is clogged with all kinds of supernatural gunk and goop. However, I did notice a couple of things the second time I saw the episodes that I did not notice the first time but I guess that goes for a lot of things.
So far there are three episodes online and they are all very well worth the watch.
