Pure Brilliance.

Rating: 9/10 (25 September 2004)

I went into this movie with insanely high expectations, and every time that happens, the movie has sucked, hardcore. But, this movie was an exception. This is "one of the goriest fright films ever made" (to steal the quote from the Dead Alive DVD box, but i think this one takes the cake).
The movie has just enough plot for you to not be sitting there going " What the hell is happening?" and plenty gore to keep all those slasher film purists at bay.
Shaun is one of the most dynamic characters in comedic history, he actually has more than one dimension, and he is a great farce of a character.
Honestly, i think that the new idea of fusing horror flicks and comedies is genius, and this is the best example i've ever seen of this genre. (Better than all the craptacular chucky movies)
I think that Simon Pegg is probably one of the greatest farce writers I've wiitnessed, maybe even surpassing Niel Simon.
Overall, 9.5/10.