Review of Fido (2006) by Spencer S — 18 Jan 2011
Many films concerning zombies are naturally horror, and usually an examination of the problems in society. This film, with a backdrop of the 50's in all it's Cold War heyday, is much more of a comedy.
The ridiculous history of the zombie infection, Zomcon, and the uncaring nature of the residents make for an interesting trip down memory lane. Great performances from legendary comic Billy Connelly as the obviously rebellious Fido, Carrie Ann Moss as the maternal presence, and Kesun Loder as the loving friend, a boy, who gives his zombie a fighting chance.
It felt like a comic book sprung to life.
This review of Fido (2006) was written by Spencer S on 18 Jan 2011.
Fido has generally received positive reviews.
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