The debate for Trailer Park of Terror: Zombie Movie Or Not?, received 9 comments and 9 non-repeating votes. With 0 votes for and 9 votes against being a Zombie Movie, as far as this site is concerned, Trailer Park of Terror is NOT a Zombie Movie.

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Where do we draw the line on what is and what is not a zombie movie? We just can’t decide on our own, so every other Tuesday we’ll post a new movie to be debated by, you, our readers and ask the question: Zombie Movie Or Not? On the following Monday we’ll post our findings. The week should give you enough time to rent the movie if need be or you desire.

What every reader must keep in mind is that there are two basic types of zombie that every zombie movie based off of – the Voodoo Zombie and the Romero Zombie. The Voodoo Zombie, while not always raised by Voodoo necessarily, is basically a person, either undead or entranced, that is controlled by a person or entity for the purpose of completing tasks, often killing. Romero Zombies are basically mindless, flesh-eating undead whose bite will turn victims into zombies. Now, not all movies adhere to all of these rules, but if the basics are there, you got a zombie movie.

This weeks debate is over Trailer Park of Terror (2008) Starring Nichole Hiltz (TV’s In Plain Sight & The Riches) and country singer turned actor Trace Adkins.

IS: It’s a trailer park full of undead that kill people. Sounds like a zombie movie to me.

IS NOT: No, it’s a trailer park full of ghosts and other non-zombie characters lurking around killing people, not for hunger or anything else zombie like, but just because they’re assholes.

Now it’s up to you, reader. What do you think? Trailer Park of Terror: Zombie Movie Or Not?

The joke of Frosty the Snowman: Zombie Movie Or Not?, received 6 comments and 3 non-repeating votes. With 1 vote for and 2 votes against being a Zombie Movie, as far as this site is concerned, Frosty the Snowman is NOT a Zombie Movie, just slightly creepy for it’s voodoo-ish similarities. I’m just saying…

Zombie Movie or Not? will be taking a break through the holidays and will return in early 2009. Thanks for reading and for all the comments/ discussions on these fine (and some not so fine) movies!

Where do we draw the line on what is and what is not a zombie movie? We just can’t decide on our own, so every Monday we’ll post a new movie to be debated by, you, our readers and ask the question: Zombie Movie Or Not? Every Sunday we’ll post our findings and possibly strike that movie off our Zombie Movie List. The week should give you enough time to rent the movie if need be or you desire.

What every reader must keep in mind is that there are two basic types of zombie that every zombie movie based off of – the Voodoo Zombie and the Romero Zombie. The Voodoo Zombie, while not always raised by Voodoo necessarily, is basically a person, either undead or entranced, that is controlled by a person or entity for the purpose of completing tasks, often killing. Romero Zombies are basically mindless, flesh-eating undead whose bite will turn victims into zombies. Now, not all movies adhere to all of these rules, but if the basics are there, you got a zombie movie.

This weeks debate is over Frosty the Snowman (1969) Featuring the voices of Jimmy Durante and Jackie Vernon.

IS: Frosty comes “to life” through “magic”. Hmmm…black magic!?! He then rampages through town looking for all of their children. To eat their brains!?! Sound’s like a zombie to me!

IS NOT: Seriously…HE’S A FUCKING SNOWMAN!

Now it’s up to you, reader. What do you think? Frosty the Snowman: Zombie Movie Or Not?

p.s. Merry X(ombi)-mas!

p.p.s. If you are still reading this, it’s a joke.

Where do we draw the line on what is and what is not a zombie movie? We just can’t decide on our own, so every Monday we’ll post a new movie to be debated by, you, our readers and ask the question: Zombie Movie Or Not? Every Sunday we’ll post our findings and possibly strike that movie off our Zombie Movie List. The week should give you enough time to rent the movie if need be or you desire.

What every reader must keep in mind is that there are two basic types of zombie that every zombie movie based off of – the Voodoo Zombie and the Romero Zombie. The Voodoo Zombie, while not always raised by Voodoo necessarily, is basically a person, either undead or entranced, that is controlled by a person or entity for the purpose of completing tasks, often killing. Romero Zombies are basically mindless, flesh-eating undead whose bite will turn victims into zombies. Now, not all movies adhere to all of these rules, but if the basics are there, you got a zombie movie.

This weeks debate is over Pulse (2006) Starring Kristen Bell (Heroes, Veronica Mars) and co-written by Wes Craven.

IS: The “creatures” are a mindless, shambling mass wanting nothing more than to destroy and kill everybody. Sounds like zombies to me.

IS NOT: The “creatures” are nothing more than a computer virus (at best) that have taken human shape. Zombie…no way.

Now it’s up to you, reader. What do you think? Pulse: Zombie Movie Or Not?

The debate for The Greatest Story Ever Told: Zombie Movie Or Not?, received 20 comments and 18 non-repeating votes. With 9 votes for and 9 votes against being a Zombie Movie, as far as this site is concerned, the debate will continue! Will Zombie Jesus win out in the end? We’ll have to wait and see…

Stay tuned for next week’s debate: Pulse: Zombie Movie Or Not?

Where do we draw the line on what is and what is not a zombie movie? We just can’t decide on our own, so every Monday we’ll post a new movie to be debated by, you, our readers and ask the question: Zombie Movie Or Not? Every Sunday we’ll post our findings and possibly strike that movie off our Zombie Movie List. The week should give you enough time to rent the movie if need be or you desire.

What every reader must keep in mind is that there are two basic types of zombie that every zombie movie based off of – the Voodoo Zombie and the Romero Zombie. The Voodoo Zombie, while not always raised by Voodoo necessarily, is basically a person, either undead or entranced, that is controlled by a person or entity for the purpose of completing tasks, often killing. Romero Zombies are basically mindless, flesh-eating undead whose bite will turn victims into zombies. Now, not all movies adhere to all of these rules, but if the basics are there, you got a zombie movie.

This weeks debate is over The Greatest Story Ever Told (1965) Starring Max Von Sydow.

IS: Jesus died and was resurrected from the dead. Resurrection = Zombie! Then there’s the whole “Eat of the body and drink of his blood” thing…

IS NOT: Just because someone died and came back to life doesn’t mean they are a zombie.

Now it’s up to you, reader. What do you think? The Greatest Story Ever Told: Zombie Movie Or Not?

The debate for Universal Soldier: Zombie Movie Or Not?, received 14 comments and 13 non-repeating votes. With 0 votes for and 13 votes against being a Zombie Movie, as far as this site is concerned, Universal Soldier is NOT a Zombie Movie.

Stay tuned for next week’s debate: The Greatest Story Ever Told: Zombie Movie Or Not?

Where do we draw the line on what is and what is not a zombie movie? We just can’t decide on our own, so every Monday we’ll post a new movie to be debated by, you, our readers and ask the question: Zombie Movie Or Not? Every Sunday we’ll post our findings and possibly strike that movie off our Zombie Movie List. The week should give you enough time to rent the movie if need be or you desire.

What every reader must keep in mind is that there are two basic types of zombie that every zombie movie based off of – the Voodoo Zombie and the Romero Zombie. The Voodoo Zombie, while not always raised by Voodoo necessarily, is basically a person, either undead or entranced, that is controlled by a person or entity for the purpose of completing tasks, often killing. Romero Zombies are basically mindless, flesh-eating undead whose bite will turn victims into zombies. Now, not all movies adhere to all of these rules, but if the basics are there, you got a zombie movie.

This weeks debate is over Universal Soldier (1992) Starring Jean-Claude Van Damme and Dolph Lundgren.

IS: An Army of the dead rises to attack the living, that’s textbook zombie movie there!

IS NOT: Having risen from the dead is no the only requirement for zombies, these are more automatons than zombies.

Now it’s up to you, reader. What do you think? Universal Soldier: Zombie Movie or Not?

The debate for Invasion of the Body Snatchers: Zombie Movie Or Not?, received 6 comments and 6 non-repeating votes. With 0 votes for and 6 votes against being a Zombie Movie, as far as this site is concerned, Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978) is NOT a Zombie Movie.

Stay tuned for next week’s debate: Universal Soldier: Zombie Movie Or Not?