Review: Great Slash and Laugh
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 4, 2012
It took me about forty minutes to read this redneck killing zombies in a graveyard tale, and at first I had some doubts about where the author was taking this story. It seemed crude, disjointed, graphic and disgusting, and even a trifle weird. And every one of these things ended up working in the story's favor.The author, I think, intended this to be more funny than serious, and he succeeded. When a redneck turns into a counselor and soothes the zombie-making voodoo priest, and helps the distressed young man see the light of day, what's not to laugh at? And when he kindly gives this same murderous voodoo priest a wad of cash, in exchange for the kids magic books and chicken foot, just so the girlfriend can get a boob job, time to think this is serious is ended for good.I have always found zombie movies and stories hysterically funny. No matter how scary or gross they are supposed to be, I just find rotting humans as mindless killers to be amusing.This story was amusing, but not because of the zombies. The character interactions at the end made the story for me. For those seeking zombie action, don't worry, there's no shortage of that, nor lack of pure firepower and weapons usage as Bubba battles bad things.I highly enjoyed this, and you will too.