Zombieduck Films and Naked Ape's follow up to the car washing zombies of Fashion Freak.

I only have a quicktime file right now, and its 28MB, but I hope ya'll enjoy!

www.zombieduck.tv

how does one make that into a neat little link?

         

You've stepped up the makeup and grimy photography from the last one. What works here works well, but it is spread too thin without enough action/plot/whatever. I think it is really strong right trough the blood dripping on the boot, which makes all the repeated shots and distracting edits (jump cuts, reversals) to come more disappointing.

You use html code for small links. I'd post the instructions, but they would get turned into another link.

         

Terrific video. The grittiness and realism is unbelievable. The only word to describe this video is "juicy." Nice work!

         

thanks for the feedback! here is a windows media version, slightly smaller (24MB) no good at html code so heres another ugly link www.zombieduck.tv

         

nah, sorry guys. the track sure don't help, but this takes the original idea you milked so well last time absolutely nowhere. i was looking forward to what a zombie pole-dance would have looked like, but you didn't even work on that. no humour, no meaningful fil rouge, just lotsa grime. ugh.

         

I'll 2nd najork. That 1st vid was very cool, glad I caught it.

To do fancy links: (a href="www.zombieduck.tv")mov(/a) - trade the () for brackets. It will look like this: mov

         

You mean:

<a href="www.zombieduck.tv">mov</a>

ain't you? :D

         

<curse victim="DeK" hitpoints="mega!!">

         

well I wanted to be more vicious this time around.

         

Do I have a save roll? :D

To reproduce source code use: &gt; for > (greater than) and &lt; for < (lower than)

(Or sometimes the "pre" tag does the trick)

         

I think im even more confused now, but since you guys love this video so much and think its much better than fashion freak =) heres another link to a smaller (13MB)windows media version

WMV

         

I agree with the first comment on many points. The images are well filmed and interesting but the whole thing becomes quickly redundant and the editing is not as inspired as it could be.

The initial idea is there but it doesn't seem to have any destination.