I am a bit of a fan of voice actors too, I've worshipped Frank Welker since I was a kid (I'm a Hanna-Barbera fan and couldn't get enough of Scooby Doo growing up). I would honestly say Welker is a legend too, he's so versatile and is widely regarded as one of the best in the business. (Mel Blanc was the daddy though, in my opinion)

I saw the BTTF game vid the other day and was blown away. The guy who voices Marty is fricking awesome, so uncanny.

Fair enough. A shite film is a shite film, is all I'm saying. Low budget films can still be good if they are written and directed well. Survival just isn't.

Good commentary. I like the '78 DOTD but that may be down to being the first zombie film I remember seeing back in the 80s. Night of the Living Dead is the better film though, I feel.

Can I just add though, Romero has actually made 6 zombie films, not 5-

Night, Dawn, Day, Land, Diary and Survival. The last one is shite and is sort of a sequel to Diary and features zombies on an island.  It came and went though, it's easy to leave it out

No, I'm not. 34 isn't even middle aged. Next year on the other hand......

While I agree with Maul2, I also think 'fuck it, why not?' We don't have to listen to every commentary they do, maybe the Monsters one can be left for later for those of us who can't watch it at the moment? The film is released in the UK in November and even then, I'm not in a huge rush, so I'll save this particular one until I get round to it.

Ok, I actually lol'd at that, well done, sir

(Oh, and this is my 100th post! Yay, it's totally meaningless!)

The Room is one of those films that just leaves you opened mouthed, it really is that awful. The characters are all cunts, there is not a single likeable one among them therefor there is nobody to root for. You're supposed to care for the main guy but he is so vile it really is difficult to give a shit. On the plus side though, it is actually (unintentionally, mind) funny and the dialogue and the delivery of it is so jaw-droppingly terrible it verges on genius