It's directed by the guys who made Alien vs. Predator 2.

You just blew my mind a little bit right there.

"electric cars are gay"
*gay kid kills himself because the word gay was used as a punchline*

Leonard, you say no comic spoilers, but you revealed that there is no sign of organized civilization (a la helicopters) in the comic thus far.

I also haven't read the comic, I think I started and was uninterested. I like that the series is going in a different direction though, makes it easy for the show to take what worked and make up new stuff freely with I'm such as very liberating for the producers who dont have to stick to a specific formula.

Seconded on Black Christmas. I am in a Canadian film class (zz..) and have focused my final essay on Black Christmas and it's impact on both Canadian cinema and the slasher subgenre. It's really fantastic.

For those who haven't seen the fan made credits, here they are: http://vimeo.com/15266890

Fan Made Credits
Sorry for taking the first and second post (if I did), but I have to disagree with Leonard, while the opening credits are moody, they are pretty damn forgettable. Just a couple second-unit shots of doors and pictures with a heavy washed-out filter. Really nothing to them and nothing memorable.

damn good premiere
I really thought this was fantastic. I mean, it didn't reinvent the zombie wheel, it was fairly routine for a zombie apocalypse, however it's done handsomely and for any zombie fan, the idea of a zombie series with this level of quality is really exciting.

Yeah Final Destination 2 is definitely the ultimate guilty pleasure. The sheet-glass death is unreal and the opening disaster is so over-the-top it's quite amazing they went so far on it. I mean considering the first movie was just a plane turning into a little fireball in the sky, the grand-ness of the highway crash…

The laser through the old lady's face in Sanguinarium makes the episode decent just for that one moment.

What? On the Saw sequel scale, Saw III is the best, not the worst:
Saw
Saw III
Saw II
The rest.

I don't think Rabin should be allowed to review Stewart movies because of his inexplicable disdain for Kristen Stewart, more specifically, her eyeballs.

This is unfortuante news since I have to write an essay involving (but not about) it for a Canadian film class I regrettably took. Shiiiiiit.

Sorry Cookie, but it was pretty clear at the end of the film that Dent died, only because they fast-forwarded to his funeral and I highly doubt that they mistook an unconscious guy for a dead one and put him in a casket, unless this is some X-Files shit up in here.

Pretty sure the upcoming Red Dead Redemption add-on pack includes zombie bears.

Fred's not allowed on the AV Club, his mom saw the sex scene inventory from last week and this site was added to his Net Nanny block list.

I must be younger than all of you because when I was a kid the internet porn scene was just starting to explode (I presume) and we'd search things like porn.com and get 1000 popups and they would all be AWESOME.

O'Neal said critics were mean. He's talking about himself! That sly devil.

Which is why it sucks when kid subcultures embrace something from pop culture as their own and make otherwise awesome things like The Crow or Nightmare Before Christmas a point of shame.