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Funniest Scene In A Zombie Movie?

Started by Menard, December 12, 2006, 11:28:44 PM

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Menard

I don't know why, but I was recollecting Peter Jackson's Braindead/Dead Alive; frankly, just the funny parts. Being that there has been (thank you Scott :tongueout:) quite a bit of discussion about zombie movies on the board recently, I though it would be interesting to do a survey of funny scenes from zombie movies, or favorite funny lines; intentional or not.


Despite the low reviews it has received on this site, Hell of the Living Dead/Night of the Zombies does have some great lines in it.

"Why the long face; someting eatin' ya?"


For the funniest scene in a zombie movie, what stands out for me as memorable is the 'I kick ass for the lord' scene in Braindead/Dead Alive; though there are other competing scenes from the same film including taking the baby for a stroll in the park.


Perhaps among unintentional humor, the infamous mannequin suicide leap from Doctor Butcher M.D./Zombie Holocaust is most memorable for me (talk about a second take scene).


What scenes, or lines, would you include?

Jordan

I'd include a certain scene from "The Dead Next Door," primarily the scene where some zombies try and rent Romero's "Dawn of the Dead" at a video store.  (That was "Dead Next Door" right? LOL!)

I always get a giggle when I see the zombie and shark battle it out underwater in Fulci's "Zombi 2" as well.   :bouncegiggle:
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zombiedudeman

Zombie fighting Shark in Zombie, that's easily the funniest scene for me.

RCMerchant

I love the scene in RETURN of the LIVING DEAD where they"re beating the sh@t out of the split dog. And the lines
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Doc Daneeka

The "Barbeque sauce!" scene in Hide and Creep is all that comes to mind at the spur of the moment

And anything from Shaun of the Dead doesn't count!

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Andrew

#5
Just by reading the title, I immediately thought of "Dead Alive" and Father McGruder.

"Send More Paramedics" from Return of the Living Dead is another good one.  Them attacking the split dog with a stick was funny, as was the one medical cadaver zombie charging out and tackling the warehouse owner.

Cemetery Man has some good scenes in it too.
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dean


Well aside from the awesome scenes of Braindead which are quite funny, there's also the obvious Shaun of the Dead which has too many funny moments to mention.

Undead has a few as well, such as clubbing a zombie with a steering wheel lock [well I thought it was funny at least...]

Also Day of the Dead interestingly enough had a few funny moments for me, but I was probably laughing for the wrong reasons...
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Hide and Creep had a lot of good stuff.  When the guy goes out to his pickup and comes back in, his wife asks "So have you come up  with a plan?" on how to deal with the zombies.  The guy's like "Huh?  I just went out to the truck to get my beer."  Or when they pre-empt the television programming to cover the zombie attack and the rednecks keep calling up and asking them to put the basketball game back on.

I think my favorite though is in House of the Dead II when Sticky Fingaz gets his entire head blown off.  They should do that to every rapper in every movie they appear in  :thumbup:
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Texdar

I have to say my favorite funniest moment in a zombie  movie is from Return of the Living Dead.  After the corpse comes alive and starts banging around in the freezer. the two guys call the owner in. He makes them both go to the door of the freezer to unlock it while he hides behind some shelves, yelling out the lock combo.  When the door finally flies open it runs right past the two guys and heads straight for the owner, jumping on him.  Always makes me laugh.
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raj

Wait -- aren't all zombie movies comedies (at least the ones that aren't documentaries)?  :bouncegiggle:

Texdar

Quote from: Andrew on December 13, 2006, 07:52:05 AM
Just by reading the title, I immediately thought of "Dead Alive" and Father McGruder.

"Send More Paramedics" from Return of the Living Dead is another good one.  Them attacking the split dog with a stick was funny, as was the one medical cadaver zombie charging out and tackling the warehouse owner.

Cemetery Man has some good scenes in it too.
Oops, saw now that Andrew mentioned the same scene first.  Don't know how I missed his post. But it is a funny scene
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Doc Daneeka

QuoteWait -- aren't all zombie movies comedies (at least the ones that aren't documentaries)? 
You're kidding right? You obviously fail to take the Romero series into account, they have some comedy, but so do most movies. Don't forget 28 days Later or Resident Evil. House of the Dead II, although being mind-nubmingly suck, was not comedy.

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raj

Quote from: Mr. Briggs Inc. on December 13, 2006, 04:12:14 PM
You're kidding right?

Yes, I was kidding -- though I do have a warped sense of humor.

Mr_Vindictive

Loved the celebrity sniping contest in the Dawn Of The Dead remake. 

I believe I'm one of the only fans of that film....
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