Okay--First thing off; 'Fear Itself' personally, is not that bad of a show, but some of their plot lines could be sped up and resolved in about five minutes instead of being drug out into a boring hour. Though I couldn't exactly tell what was going to happen at the end of 'New Years Day', the other episodes like 'Family Man' and 'Eater' the episode is totally transparent from beginning to end.
This episode, with her whole 'drunken nature' and shaky camera work made me sick (NOT LITERALLY). The entire acting on the main characters part was sort of bad, or at least her character was written bad, I found myself screaming at the Television, "STUPID BITCH! DON'T STOP, THE ZOMBIES ARE STILL BEHIND YOU!"
This would have to be the worst episode I've seen, but it held my attention better than 'Better or Worse'. The entire fact that there was almost no real plot line was a real let down, but the overall effect of the dance was good. (If the entire show was just a flash back, it would make a really good hurt/comfort episode...if that's what this show would be about.)
The one thing I loved about this episode though--was the ending, where the 'roommate-zombie' and the main character (realized in zombie form), clasp hands as live happily ever after devouring bodies! It's like a zombie B-rated horror fairy tale! Oh the joy and happiness! LOL.
Oh well, Overall rate: 4 out of 10. (That's 40% out of a possible 100%; at least it's higher than my interest of Disney's Dinosaurs.)
This episode, with her whole 'drunken nature' and shaky camera work made me sick (NOT LITERALLY). The entire acting on the main characters part was sort of bad, or at least her character was written bad, I found myself screaming at the Television, "STUPID BITCH! DON'T STOP, THE ZOMBIES ARE STILL BEHIND YOU!"
This would have to be the worst episode I've seen, but it held my attention better than 'Better or Worse'. The entire fact that there was almost no real plot line was a real let down, but the overall effect of the dance was good. (If the entire show was just a flash back, it would make a really good hurt/comfort episode...if that's what this show would be about.)
The one thing I loved about this episode though--was the ending, where the 'roommate-zombie' and the main character (realized in zombie form), clasp hands as live happily ever after devouring bodies! It's like a zombie B-rated horror fairy tale! Oh the joy and happiness! LOL.
Oh well, Overall rate: 4 out of 10. (That's 40% out of a possible 100%; at least it's higher than my interest of Disney's Dinosaurs.)