Marvel Zombies horror&gore question🤔
These are my own thoughts but i have a few questions about the show in regards to the Zombies depiction for the Marvel Adaption.
Why was the "gore" so tame and lackluster to the zombie genre? We saw Jimmy get torn apart with his body parts flying around, but it felt like it was being censored to not show the character being eaten. The other gore for the character deaths felt so "safe". Where was the brutal, vicious Kirkman/Romero esque gore of the dead eating their victims as they get taken down?
With Wanda being so powerful, is there even a chance to root for the survivors? Her whole power level is so extreme, that it makes me ask why even fight back against her or try to survive? Clearly humanity is doomed and not going to survive against the hordes or undead.
Why do the characters constantly stop to try and keep the undead back to let the others out of the situation, only for them to wind up dead it feels repetitive and frustrating for the story.
Where's the "atmospheric tension", creeping suspense, and constant dread of horror that you would expect from the zombie genre??? I know its part of Marvel, but there was never a slow moment to let the situation breathe so we could feel tense, scared or squirming from the horror. Its way too action packed for the genre imo.
Why was the "gore" so tame and lackluster to the zombie genre? We saw Jimmy get torn apart with his body parts flying around, but it felt like it was being censored to not show the character being eaten. The other gore for the character deaths felt so "safe". Where was the brutal, vicious Kirkman/Romero esque gore of the dead eating their victims as they get taken down?
With Wanda being so powerful, is there even a chance to root for the survivors? Her whole power level is so extreme, that it makes me ask why even fight back against her or try to survive? Clearly humanity is doomed and not going to survive against the hordes or undead.
Why do the characters constantly stop to try and keep the undead back to let the others out of the situation, only for them to wind up dead it feels repetitive and frustrating for the story.
Where's the "atmospheric tension", creeping suspense, and constant dread of horror that you would expect from the zombie genre??? I know its part of Marvel, but there was never a slow moment to let the situation breathe so we could feel tense, scared or squirming from the horror. Its way too action packed for the genre imo.
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