I like the fast zombies. But the way Left 4 Dead has done it. They only run when they see or are aware of their prey.
28 Weeks Later was pretty bad. I would consider it a sub-class of zombie film, in that it is an apocalypse based on the destruction of the human race by humans that are under the affects of...something. (It's late).
I agree with Maggot666, though. Land of the Dead went a little far with zombies recognising and learning how to use tools. Even if zombies were around long enough to have a recollection of their surroundings, they are characteristically brain dead or acting on the most basic of instincts.
Not to say that zombies using tools is impossible, it just need to be explained and portrayed in a different way.
28 Weeks Later was pretty bad. I would consider it a sub-class of zombie film, in that it is an apocalypse based on the destruction of the human race by humans that are under the affects of...something. (It's late).
I agree with Maggot666, though. Land of the Dead went a little far with zombies recognising and learning how to use tools. Even if zombies were around long enough to have a recollection of their surroundings, they are characteristically brain dead or acting on the most basic of instincts.
Not to say that zombies using tools is impossible, it just need to be explained and portrayed in a different way.