is. It was rather touching to see the 'youth of today' not only robbing a bank for their most respected elders, but then going out and butchering corpses to save the varicose veined and wheel chair bound old folks. There is just something about old people fighting off the undead that makes me giggle. I think it was the fact that they had automatic weaponry, gardening implements and prosthetic limbs to counter the zombie apocalypse that made it so funny. Alan Ford (Brick Top from Snatch) is possibly the greatest person in the movie. He is the archetypal east Londoner, and the fact that he's old and still swinging at people dead or alive is hilarious. Give him a gun and he's properly awesome. The writers have done well to evolve how quickly people would react to a zombie attack. Because of the saturation of the entertainment industry with all things undead, and the numerous generations of zombie films you can't really have people not knowing what a zombie is. And this movie, in a very dead pan manner, managed to recreate what I think I or one of my friends would say if we saw the beginning of a zombie apocalypse. It was a very funny moment in the film. It's about 80-odd minutes of gags, guns, and people and dead people either being bitten, shot, or stabbed. The effects are pretty damn good. They got the gore spot on, in a way very reminiscent of Severance. Halloween is