Just to get things strait, I've always liked zombies, and vampires too when they're portrayed properly. When the zombie craze first started several years back I was all over that shit, I own a copy of The Zombie Survival Guide and have seen pretty much every movie with the words "of the Dead" in the title. However, lately I feel like this obsession with the undead has just gotten plain out of hand. The horde of zombie movies and video games that comes out each year is starting to become as overwhelming as the undead themselves, and I won't go into specifics but vampires have simply been run into the ground. What I'm saying here is that they've both been done to death. What's worse I feel that creative ideas are being turned down by the producers in the entertainment industry in favor of sticking [a href="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1611224/"]vampires[/a] and [a href="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2265165/"]zombies[/a] anywhere they can find a place for them.
How about a law banning any new zombie/vampire related junk for at least half a decade? I'm not saying we should do away with movie monsters in general, just ones that are clear ripoffs of those two. There are plenty of things out there just as awesome/scary that never get made into movies.
EDIT: The thread has convinced me to let vampires off the hook, it was wrong to put them into the same category as zombies. Castlevania fans can put down their torches and pitchforks.
How about a law banning any new zombie/vampire related junk for at least half a decade? I'm not saying we should do away with movie monsters in general, just ones that are clear ripoffs of those two. There are plenty of things out there just as awesome/scary that never get made into movies.
EDIT: The thread has convinced me to let vampires off the hook, it was wrong to put them into the same category as zombies. Castlevania fans can put down their torches and pitchforks.