|
 FIDO
With
Carrie-Anne
Moss,
Billy
Connolly,
Dylan
Baker,
Raymond
E.
Bailey
Written
&
Directed
by
Andrew
Currie
This
zombie
spoof
is
set
in
the
idealistic
prim
and
proper
American
‘50s.
The
zombie
problem
of
the
States
had
been
curbed
by
the
Zomcom
corporation.
Special
fitted
electric
collars
make
the
blood-thirsty
zombies
docile,
thus
reintegrating
them
into
society
as
milkmen,
crossing-guards
etc.
One
particular
family
still
doesn’t
have
a
zombie
“helper”
and
in
a
keeping-up-with-the-Joneses
bid,
mom
picks
one
up
for
the
home.
Dad
has
a
fear
of
zombies
reaching
back
to
his
past,
while
Jr.
gets
bullied
at
school,
ending
up
befriending
their
zombie
pet,
naming
him
Fido.
But
when
Fido’s
collar
starts
to
malfunction,
the
epidemic
starts
to
spread.
Great
fun.
While
watching
this
movie
I’d
forgotten
that
comedian
Billy
Connolly
played
the
title
role,
and
didn’t
even
recognize
him!
–
only
reminded
of
it
once
the
final
credits
rolled.
4
/
C
-
Paul
Blom
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B
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C
See
below
for
more
zombie
related
movies
click
below
for
Romero's
Living
Dead
movies
click
below
for
the
Return
Of The
Living
Dead
Trilogy
click
below
for
Dead
Re-Makes
Australia's
Undead
The
UK's
28
Days-
&
28
Weeks
Later
The
Resident
Evil
trilogy
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