FIRST TIME WATCHING: Shaun of the Dead!! (this is gross...)
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
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The entire plot of the film was spelled out by Ed after Shawn was dumped.
A bloody Mary first thing - The Zombie in their backyard is called Mary
Go for a bite at the King's Head - Phillip is bitten
A couple at the Little Princess - Diane, David and Liz's
Stagger back to the Winchester for shots - Pretending to be Zombies and shooting them when they break in
Edgar Wright is a genius when it comes to using foreshadowing. All his films have so many motifs and callbacks. I love this trilogy
That's a bit of a stretch.
Don't forget, Simon Pegg co-wrote the trilogy. They're both geniuses.
@@reactions5783 Nah, this is just what they do, its in most of the cornetto trilogy
@@reactions5783 Nope.
I always read the comment before posting just in case someone else saved me the trouble by posting exactly what I was thinking of posting.
This is the first of the Cornetto trilogy. HIGHLY recommend you watch Hot Fuzz and The Worlds End if you enjoyed this movie. Keep up the great work!
Also add Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. Peak Edgar Wright.
Yes, watch Hot Fuzz. For the greater good.
And add Paul to the list.
the greater good
@@techknowshaman THE GREATER GOOD
"How is he so oblivious?" As a Londoner, it just comes naturally.
too fucking real
Fun Fact: In the dvd extras it's revealed that Diane survived by hiding up in a tree and eating David's leg to avoid starving
Really? :O
She’s still keeps in Christmas card contact with Shaun and Liz.
@@pilgrim7709 😂
@@TJ-js7uf 😔?
@@pilgrim7709 sorry I thought the guy was joking but she did actually climb a tree and eat his leg in the plot hole extras
The "Don't Stop Me Mow" scene is hands down one of my all time favorite comedic scenes, definitely the best in this movie.
it was actually the germination of an idea that lead to the movie Babydriver
Another great horror comedy is Tucker & Dale vs Evil
YES
It’s got Natalie’s boy Alan Tudyk!
I was going to bring that movie up but you beat me to it. It’s hilarious!
Such a great movie!
Absolutely. I came here to say this. Glad it's already recommended!
Nat: "Oh my God, the mom is so sweet... she'll survive right?"
UA-cam Comments Section: * everyone looks at each other awkwardly* Well...
No way... I avoided ALL eye contact.
the scene where she dies was titled 'Ever Decreasing Barbara', after the sitcom the actress used to be in called 'Ever Decreasing Circles' in the 80s. also, it's worth having the DVD edition if you don't already have in, or the bluray, there are so many extra features, the movie itself is a bonus, and the trivia subtitle track is a wealth of background information about the movie, and some comic book features that fill in a few plot holes in the movie
@@synaesthesia2010 The only unneeded one was the one about Diane. Talk about filling a plot hole that didn't exist.
Well...
Y'know...
The dead are a bit BITEY.
"How is he so oblivious?"
Because there's really no difference in how people are behaving, even the bloody handprints on the fridge door could just as easily have been an ad for a new red Pepsi or something.
also because he and Ed were binge drinking the night before and are hungover af
And he's also been doing this daily routine for who knows how long. He was on an autopilot for the whole time.
@@WolfhoundMercenary also because its England we are all zombies anyway
@@TJ-js7uf Yeah, the social commentary was half the point of the film. This was HEAVILY influenced by Romero...which is why Simon and the co-writer got a camero in Land of the Dead, Romero loved this film
Honestly, that second "I'm sorry Shaun" legit makes me cry, yeah it's two dude bros making a fart joke in light of their emotional situation. But in another light, it's a dying man trying to give his best friend who he thinks he failed and almost killed just one last laugh before the end, the only thing he can do in his own mind to try and save his friend from shooting himself and his love interest. And since I saw it in that light, it's a very very touching scene that just breaks my weak little heart every time.
Teh Feelz Man, 😢
That scene makes me have peepee in my eyes too each time. And not, because my eyes are stinging from the fart. As with the mum and Philip dying. The script is written so good and the actors and the direction work so well, that these mega-sad scenes fit in the comedy setting just perfectly.
Her reaction to the fart jokes made me want to see her reaction to Blazing Saddles.
Exactly how I feel about it too
The foreshadowing in this film is just so good.
"You've got red on you."
"Go live in the shed."
"Let's not exacerbate things."
"Glad somebody made it."
"I'll stop doing it when you stop laughing... I am *not* laughing."
The "exact same crew" joke also features just slightly more famous actors than all of the main group.
Maybe it’s just a UK thing cause I knew non of them only Simon, Nick and Bill Nighy
@@RayVela Martin freeman
TBF Martin Freeman's the most famous person of the 'other lot' (Hobbit trilogy). The others are Reece Shearsmith (League of Gentlemen), Tamsin Grieg (Black Books, Episodes), Julia Deakin (Spaced) and Matt Lucas (Little Britain, Shooting Stars)
4:37 "I feel like the red ink's gonna mean something later."
In Edgar Wright's movies, every little detail's gonna mean something later.
In a spin off comic Dianne survives, after running into the horde. She climbs a tree, and eats David’s leg to sustain herself. So yeah she went crazy.
Wait, realy?
@@HafdirTasare Yep, It's on the DVD special features. Not sure about the blu-ray though.
How far away was the tree? Cos it wasn't all that long after she left that the military turned up...
I did not know that. That is actually really funny!
@@bujin1977 she passed out and missed all that. Then she went to live with her Aunt, in Birmingham.
I love that Shaun's and Yvonne's greetings/convos go pretty much exactly the same each time they run into each other but the MEANING of the words gets transformed each time.
Nat: "You can't fight off a mob that size! It's not possible!"
Me: "It's okay, cause Dianne's got... a leg up."
ayyyy
Yeeeaaaahhhhhhhh !
Fun fact: Dianne survived. I had the DVD and on the extras are some stories that tell you what happened to the characters. I can’t remember exactly how she survived but she did. If you just watch the movie it doesn’t show you that she survived so most people would assume she died
Bill Nighy is legendary. Five minutes of screentime and he gets the most emotional scene in the movie.
“What we do the the shadows” is an amazing horror comedy, one of my favs
Good shout
*BAAAAAAAAAAAAAT*
@@CyberController- Oooohh! Bat fight!
And if you haven't, check out the tv show, I think it's better than the movie
Absolutely worth watching both
Next up: "Hot Fuzz"
Same director, same actors.
Not scary.
I think there are a few jump scares in it.
But still gory ;)
"Not scary."
Have you ever fired two guns whilst jumping through the air?
@@mandodelorian4668 and go arrrgh
One more "horror comedy" film you should try is "What We Do In The Shadows." It's hilarious.
I love the very first scene where he rises from the coffin and gets awkwardly stuck half way up. 🤣
That has been on my to-do list for years I keep forgetting about it
@@SpiderandMosquito it’s brilliant
This is one of the best films ever. Every detail comes back around. Ed not locking the door, Shaun pushing the mirror to the walk to the shop in one take. Everything has a pre and post zombie meaning it's brilliant. It portrays how zombie like our life really are. This film deserves multiple watches to catch everything. The pub scene where it shows the real problems in their relationship framed in between them is genius. Plus everything Ed says about getting drunk starting with bloody Mary's and ending with shots and cocktails at the pub all come true. Plus the love between Ed and Shaun is so strong. This is one of the best trilogies hands down. Fun fact Dianne actually survives which is nice. If you want to know everything about how great this film is then I recommend FilmJoy and Cinema Wins they have great videos on this film. Great reaction keep up the great work you do and can't wait for you to see Hot Fuzz and The Worlds End.
The Lost Boys = excellent 80's horror/comedy. Highly recommended.
^This. I always liked An American Werewolf in London, too.
Thouuuuu notttttt shhhhaaaallll kkkkiiiillll < I think . Born in 80s got it in vhs and watched it young
Lost Boys is peak 80s. Even has the Corey brothers in it.
@Harry Hill loved em. What was the one where a kid got an old walsers/ bumper cart ish thing and made it into a spaceship? I’ll always remember that because the day after I watched in when I was about 8 I went on walsers and fat aunt almost crushed me to death and that movie flashed before my eyes. True story.
Love that movie
"The mom is so sweet, she'll survive, right?"
... :| *Takes long drink of water*
**beer**
Not at the pub though, that's closed
You’ve got to watch the other movies in this series now. Hot Fuzz and The World’s End. Each one is based around a different flavour of ice-cream, and the colour of the wrapper relates to the theme of the film. Like this one was Strawberry flavour because the red colour relates to the blood that comes with the zombie aspect of the movie
Yup entire Cornetto Trilogy is a must now
Hot fuzz is the best of the 3 in my opinion. Edgar Wright is a genius
What flavor is Paul?
@@robgoald Rocky Road
@robgoald:
It wasn't directed or written by Edgar Wright, so Paul doesn't count.
Fun Fact, Dianne actually survives. There was a comic released that showed what happened to her after she left the pub. She realized very quickly that "Oh, shit, this was a bad idea" and climbed a tree with Davis leg and actually stayed up there for a week and survived by eating his leg... its morbid but, hey, the more you know lmao
6:07 Did Natalie just say "She's been eating him for hours?" ~Giggle~ I have a dirty mind.
The lucky bastard
"I hate fast zombies!"
K now I want her to watch Train to Busan
Or Dawn of the Dead! One of the best zombie movies.
I've seen that movie but dubbed version it's good but sad
Or world war z
With a big box of tissues.
@@pilgrim7709 isn’t Dawn of the Dead slow zombies?
Gremlins will always be one of my favorite in that whole 'horror comedy' genre.
Agreed. It's like gateway horror for kids.
Awesome film!
Every time those songs play my mind goes straight to Gremlins
Do you hear what I hear?
Please do the "Cornetto Trilogy"
Shaun of the Dead
Hot Fuzz
The World's End 🙏
Do the Simon Pegg and Nick Frost movie "Paul" too.
Yeah each of the movie is symbolized by a different flavor of Cornetto Ice Cream
Shaun of the Dead is red for cherry
Hot Fuzz is Blue which is classic Chocolate I think
The World's End is Green for Mint flavored Ice Cream.
hot fuzz, Hot Fuzz, HOT FUZZ!!!
@@biguy617 Cherry? Isn't it Strawberry? 😋
@@biguy617 YES Paul 😂
Fun fact: Penelope Wilton who played Shaun’s mum Barbara also played British Prime Minister Harriet Jones in Doctor Who.
I know who she is. :->
How is that fun?
There are so many good jokes that try to sneak by like the “we’re coming to get you Barbara!” line, and “kill the Queen!”
If you want some really good early Pegg/Frost goodness, check out the series “Spaced” (it’s not sci fi) it’s like “three’s company” in reverse but only fourteen episodes...
Spaced is AMAZING. Can't recommend it highly enough.
The film was based on resident evil
"The Cabin in the Woods" is a great horror movie with a suprising story.
Watch evil dead first tho!
Soooo I’ve actually only seen this movie edited where they take out all the grossest parts so I never saw the David part before.
Agree about Cabin in the Woods! It also has a pre Thor Chris Hemsworth
Also I'd like to add that "The Cabin in the Woods" is a masterpiece of Joss Whedon...Yeah, the same guy that gave us Firefly, Buffy The Vampire Slayer (Series), Angel, Serenity, The Avengers, and many many more. The amount of effort and thought is so worth the watch! Excellent horror movie!
You'll never react to an elevator ding the same way again
When it comes to horror comedies/parodies, Young Frankenstein is the king.
Yup! No contest.
That's Frank en stein
facts
@@rlupi2529 No spoilers, Eyegor!
Ghostbusters?
The movie actually improves on repeat viewings, when you pick up on a lot of the background stuff plus the underlying themes of us already being like zombies going through our daily lives. 👍
Now watch Hot Fuzz next, you’ll love it. 😉
Agree 100%
It's like the majority of the quips just fell flat because Nat went full backseat driver on the characters when they were supposed to be oblivious and incompetent.
George A Romeo (the godfather of zombie movie directors) loved the movie so much that he cast Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright in cameo roles in Land of the Dead.
Do we get a "Planes, Trains and Automobiles" reaction on Thanksgiving ?
Oh please please please!
And Die Hard for Christmas?
@@MattDW45 hope for "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation" on Christmas !
@@MattDW45 Yes! Every Christmas I argue that Die Hard is a legit Christmas movie. You are correct!
Or "Dutch"
"shes been eating him for hours like that" hahah yeah .... I laughed out loud hahaha
Simon Pegg is a very underrated actor. He puts 100% into everything he does. 'Sean of the Dead' is one of my all-time favorites, and one of the best jokes is that you never find out how it all started. They did it that way to point out that "how it starts" isn't as important as the people in the story. I Love This Movie! Glad to see that you liked it, as well. :) You should defiantly watch the rest of the Cornetto Trilogy. You'll love it. And If you haven't seen 'Paul' yet, I would totally recommend it.
All the Cornetto films are just movie length versions of the series _Spaced_ ( _Shaun of the Dead_ more than up the others, they even re-used some jokes). _Spaced_ is brilliant. It ran for 2 series (seasons) and was cutting edge British comedy, like _The Office_ or _Father Ted_ (although this one is an Irish / British show) or _Red Dwarf_ or _Blackadder_ .
@@davelister2961 I've seen Spaced, and loved it.
If you haven't watched The Labyrinth yet your in for a treat.
I hate zombies too. They smell funny and are horrible at conversation.
Fun fact. Shaun of the Dead is actually about Wrights and Peggs fear of relationship commitment as they saw themselves transition from being two friends who used to live together and now hang out at their local pub to being "working stiffs", or zombies if you like, with families and obligations.
Subtitle movie time. Watch Amalíe next, or at some point. Probably the best movie ever made in my humble opinion.
I think this is a really good point.
Typically zombies are a metaphor for the creeping inevitability of death. Maybe you can escape the first zombie and maybe the second and maybe the hundredth, but eventually you'll tire, your resources will dwindle, or a random unlucky hit will take you down. The horde will outlast you.
This movie brilliantly substitutes its own metaphor that shares the same shape. Fear of soul-crushing conformity making you into the "living dead". It's fantastic that Shaun and Ed are so desperate to survive this transition and see the Winchester (a symbol of their carefree days where they could get drunk) as their salvation.
I think that is partly why this movie succeeds as well as it does. Even making the metaphor more trivial (than death), the whole ordeal still means something more than scary, action set pieces.
Oh yeah. _Amalíe_ is a great choice.
Natalie please watch "Tremors" with Kevin Bacon. It's not too scary and it has a lot of humour in it. I really think you would enjoy it. It's a classic.
Tremors is definatly worth it ! Totally underrated.
I love Tremors
I agree
And then Wild Things.
It has Bacon sausage in it.
"His mom is so sweet.. She'll probably survive, right?" - Oh, Natalie.. Dear, dear, oblivious, Natalie. I live for these comments. LOL
😂😂.
I’m a brit & would definitely head to my local pub in the face of the apocalypse
"We're coming to get you, Barbara!" killed me in that movie :D
Oh gods it just struck me, that is a line in 'Night of the Living Dead'.
Tremors! Probably one of the classic horror/comedies, and just a really quality flick!!
Just sat my kid down to tremors for the first time over the weekend.
Holy shit. I absolutely love that movie.
I just saw it again a few days ago on Netflix
Please , Tremors needs more love.
I just bought the complete set. All 6 movies. And I watched the series back when it was on.
the show "Spaced" also simon pegg and nick frost is great fun definitely give it a shot after firefly
And Jessica Hynes who played daisy is this film a little bit
Yes! Spaced is better than the whole cornetto trilogy combined. No-one can convince me otherwise.
@@davelewis8270 nee Stevenson :)
Especially the episode "Art" (:
"There's no need for us to stay here any longer than necessary. Let's split up, look for survivors, and get out of here!"
@@dimanemchenko1047 that's easily one of my favourites - the whole of season 1 is just classic
I recommend Evil Dead 2 and it's sequel Army of Darkness. They are both hilarious horror comedies. You can be forgiven for skipping the first Evil Dead movie, it's a rough-around-the-edges student film that's leans more towards shock horror and I don't normally recommend it to first time viewers unless they are a big fan of the director Sam Raimi.
But if you watch Ash vs Evil Dead, watching the first is necessary.
@@johnfriday5169 Is it? I don't remember any references specific to the first movie.
@@johnfriday5169 Oh, yeah.
I mean, that can still hold up pretty true if you just watch ED2. Just not the sister part.
@@ogrejehosephatt37 The Evil Dead franchise is one of my favorites. I agree a new viewer should start with ED2. And if the new viewer enjoys what their watching why not watch it all.
“Lame bar”
Lame bar? Lady, it’s a pub!
Only in Europe
@@wyattguilliams9472 no we have pubs and bars in the U.K. there’s a difference. A pub is more homely, it’s like you’re drinking in someone’s house.
@@KonohaRamenNoodles
Look I know it's hardly a technicality but I consider the UK and Ireland part of Europe
@@wyattguilliams9472 that’s good because IT IS a part of Europe. When I choose to say U.K. or Europe it’s because I don’t know what they consider a bar and a pub.
@@wyattguilliams9472 just no. No.
Ed's final fart joke sets Shawn up for the saddest line in the movie, because when he says he's not laughing he really isn't. He's crying for his friend.
This is filmed on my old street, Western Park in north London. Those were my local shops!
Fun fact: there was so many pop cultural references, like in Spaced which Shaun... came out of, that there’s too many to mention. One of which was when they bump into the other survivors they say hello to their onscreen partners: Simon and Jessica Stevenson were Tim & Daisy in Spaced, Lucy Davis and Martin Freeman were Tim & Dawn in The Office and Dylan Moran and Tamsin Greig were Bernard and Fran from Black Books, along with Nick Frost and Julia Deakin both from Spaced as well, all household names in Britain in 2004.
Also on the DVD they made shorts called Plot Holes, explaining what happened to Dianne, Shaun and Ed. The tune is called The Gonk, the same played over the end of Dawn Of The Dead.
This is Dianne’s. 👇
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One of favorite moments is when he flicks through the tv channels after he comes back from the shops.
That montage is beyond genius
Not seeing alot of love for Dale and Tucker vrs evil for the firefly girl.
I almost spilled my coffee when I heard "I dont know what Dawn of the Dead is". Love the channel, keep up your great work!
Ahhhh we are diving into the Cornetto Trilogy excellent :-P
i hope so
Yeah! Hopefully she does Hot Fuzz and The World's End soonish.
"I don't actually know what Dawn of the Dead is..." - Natalie Gold
Please watch that one! It's my fave Romero zombie film.
As far as horror comedies, lots are recommending Hot Fuzz. I agree, but I'll also recommend Return of the Living Dead.
For a straight up comedy, Young Frankenstein is hard to beat.
Keep up the wonderful reactions!
Not sure if it is necessary but watching night of the living dead first would be an idea. I am sure I am on the minority on this one, but I actually liked the Tom Savini directed Night of the Living Dead better.
This comment right here, Nat!
Dawn of the Dead 1979 is by far the Best zombie movie ever made
For people who aren't very familiar with the zombie genre, it's important to stress which version of Dawn of the Dead you're talking about.
I think Natalie might be able to appreciate that Romero movie, if she doesn't see one of the too gore-heavy versions. But the 2004 remake is eventually a little too stressful for her. At least this early in her horror dive catch-up.
“An American Werewolf in London” - the movie that invented the modern horror-comedy. Also, speaking of werewolves... “Dog Soldiers”.
Don't tell John Landis that. He gets pissed when people say that. He's explained that it's a serious horror film, and that the humor you see in it is just meant to show how a real person would deal with the insane and horrific things that go on in the film. He has said it was never meant or intended to be a comedy horror and that people need to stop calling it that. He won't even talk about the film anymore due to people constantly asking about him having made a horror comedy. It's a really sensitive subject for him.
@@My-Name-Isnt-Important Methinks John Landis doth protest o'ermuch. There are some comedy elements in there that are there to get you to jumpscares, and some that are meant to show how the mind might react to the inexplicable, but NO WAY are certain scenes anything but absolutely hilarious for the sake of being hilarious. For instance, if he wants to tell me that the balloon scene is not supposed to be funny, he can come over here and do it himself, and I will tell him that he failed.
@@manuelodonnell1148 Oh no, I agree. The first time I saw him explaining that in a horror film documentary, I was surprised. I had always assumed he made a horror film with comedic elements to it. He says otherwise, but it's there in the film.
@@My-Name-Isnt-Important Thanks for that. I might have to look that documentary up, because I almost feel like he's taking the piss. It just doesn't make any sense that he wouldn't recognize the hilarity in some of those scenes; it just couldn't be unintentional.
If you're watching this film from the DVD or Blu-ray, check out the special features. It addresses some plot holes, but sadly it doesn't answer your big question - what caused it all. But earlier in the film Shaun walks past a radio saying 'an American deep space probe has returned to earth and broke apart over a populated area'. According to the 'Shaun of the Dead' wiki, it was a mutation of the flu. You just have to come up with your own explanation of the outbreak.
Thank you for this reaction video! I think this was my first Simon Pegg movie. Soon after, I watched 'Hot Fuzz' starring essentially the same group with a few well-known 'extras'. I think someone else has also recommended it in the comments. It's not horror, but it's certainly funny.
What We Do In the Shadows. Both the movie and show is hilarious.
Only seen a bit of the movie surprisingly sucked. But the show is epic!
For horror comedy before Halloween, watch The Frighteners
Edgar Wright is my favorite director: I just love his style and edits :)
Hot Fuzz is even better in my opinion.
The master of action scenes timed to pop music.
Fact: Edgar Wright is a genius.
I love in every single reaction to this its like "Ohhhhhhh I hope Barb Doesnt die :((((" and you as someone who has seen it already, are like, "OH you dont even KNOWWWWWWWWW" lolol
Shaun: David, turn the power off
David: He said rave right??
Yayyyy!
You gotta do Tucker & Dale vs Evil, too!
Yes please!
This.
Especially as Natalie is such a fan of Alan Tudyk!
You would really enjoy ”The Name Of The Rose” with Sean Connery, Christian Slater and Ron Perlman. An excellent murder mystery set in a medeival monastery. Made in 1986.
it's not really horror though, it's more philosophical and detective movie
@@leodragonheart754 I didn't mean everyone had to watch it leading up to Halloween. Watch it any time, just don't forget to, it's great.
The book is great too.
Just so you know DIanne survives. On the DVD there were a couple of What happened afters (as storyboards), one was Shaun finding Ed and getting him back to the shed. The other was about how Dianne ran out to save David, realised what she'd done, managed to climb a tree and survive for days nibbling on Davids leg. She still catches up with Liz and Shaun over a cuppa every now and then.
I love your work-around for the "Don't Stop Me Now" segment. Its easily my favorite part of the movie, and I was worried we weren't going to be able to see your reaction to it due to the music thing. Nicely done.
This is one of my favorite horror movies and I'm gonna give it another watch now. Happy Halloween!
I got to see this in the theater with my father. Definitely one of my favorite movie going experiences ever :)
DONT....STOP ME NOWWW "It's on RANDOM!!"
OMG I'm so glad you're watching this! It's a brilliant movie on so many levels. CinemaWins just did a really good video highlighting all the great bits of meaning within it (Foreshadowing, story parallels, etc) yesterday. Highly recommended, if you're interested in learning more about the film. :)
You should watch Spaced, Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, the woman who played Yvonne, and Edgar Wright. Shaun of the dead actually came from a sequence of one of the episodes, it's only 2 series, but it's fantastic, and shows where this lot started.
"How is he so oblivious?"
That's just the UK population for you. 😂 If aliens invaded we would probably just put the kettle on and carry on with our day.
We just don't care
Now you have to watch hot fuzz and the worlds end. Part of the official "cornetto trilogy". Paul is also funny, although not directed by edgar wright.
Don't count on it any time soon. I'm still waiting for her to finish her Star Wars reactions.
Yes! Paul is so funny!
I haven't seen this, looking forward to watching it with you.
You should totally watch Young Frankenstein ...it's a Mel Brooks🤓
There is a zombie love story that you might want to watch. The title is Warm Bodies, and it is loosely based on Romeo and Juliet. . .with zombies.
in the DVD extras its revealed Diane lived through it all
I just watch it for the Queen 'Don't Stop Me Now' moment :D
I liked the ending because Ed started as a figurative zombie and winds up as a literal zombie.
Now you need to watch “Hot fuzz”
When I first watched this movie, we didn't know it was a comedy. We just thought it was another splatter movie. I don't think we have ever laughed as hard as that night over a movie.
For the same kind of humor and pace, you should watch the other 2 movies in the triology. Hot Fuzz and The end of the world. They are not connected, but have the same actors and style.
Also, if I am ever going to understand women, I have to first figure out why they don't laugh at fart jokes :D
You'll never understand women, you just need to find one that finds fart jokes (and farts) funny!
@@The-Underbaker Yeah, that's actually a good point. Imagine growing old with someone and still be scared to fart near them :D
@@Accolonian Women who don't laugh at fart jokes don't laugh at fart jokes because we know you can do better than that, comedy-wise. :) Raise the bar, my friend.
@@dianem8544 Yes, of course we can. But we also realise that if we end up marrying the woman there will come one day in our old age where pull my finger is the only material we got left :D
You would like my ex
Natmares recommendation: The Others. Don't research it! But it would be perfect for a reaction from you.
Lol, just after the "you've got red on you" from the pen scene, I got a Heinz ketchup ad
yvonne was played by jessica stevenson who co-created the show Spaced with simon pegg and edgar wright. great show. her boyfriend in the movie was played by martin freeman. he would also be in the other 2 cornetto films. and in continuity dianne survives after walking into the crowd of zombies.
If you want a good scare; watch The Descent.
That’s all I’ll say 😬
God, for me the scariest scene doesn't even have anything to do with the horror but rather the claustrophobic setting.
@@johnfriday5169 I watched the unrated cut once & it was enough.
@@johnfriday5169 That was going to be my comment, too ;-)
Now "The Descent" was a bad-ass amazing horror movie. I absolutely loved it.
Jesus I've never seen someone react to a comedy like its worse than the Blair witch. 😳
I know right
You need to watch the others part of the trilogy: Hot Fuzz and At Worlds End.
Bahahahahaha ..I've never laughed so hard... For your reaction!!! Was fun to watch you!! Thnx Nat!!
7:40 Sean's reaction to seeing the zombie will never not make me laugh.
This was an instant classic the moment it came out! Another great horror-comedy is An American Werewolf in London. Highly recommended!
AHHH I LOVE THIS MOVIE havent seen it in years tho
The horror movie that disturbed me most and messed up my head was hereditary
Good, now you're ready for "Train To Busan", the South Korean zombie movie, it's brilliant and 100% worth the emotional experience!! (It's not a comedy tho)
This was really good, nice editing, good format. Nice job!
You're taking this WAY too seriously. Yes, there's gross parts but this is mainly a comedy. You gotta lighten up.
How have u not seen these movies
If you want to watch a much-neglected horror-comedy, go with "Dead & Breakfast"!
I remember seeing that one a couple of times, been about a dozen years or so, but I did enjoy it. Another one from around the same time I liked was Murder Party, also been a LONG time since I watched it, but just dug out the disc to see how it's held up for me over the years.
"GUUUYYYYSSS!!!". LOL She's thoroughly invested. Lmao
You know that other group of survivors that Shaun keeps running in to? The reason why that is there is because the leader of the other group is from the cast of a show Simon Pegg was in called Spaced. It's an amazing show that really captures what friendships in your 20s looks like. I highly recommend it.