I enjoyed it so much more than the rating would ever imply. I wouldn't say this movie was really good, I don't think it really did reach that level, but i had a hell of a time watching this movie. Not excellent, or anything, but still solid and does a great job at highlight the cast's talents. There's nothing that scary here, but there's some good tension built up and the zombie kids, while you can probably take one at a time, when they swarm you then they become viable threats, at least for what the film is trying to accomplish. I will say that I did like how Clint/Wade/Lucy love triangle played out and not necessarily in the way one would expect. It just makes the film more entertaining to watch. I don't mean to suggest that the characters themselves are all that complex, but I think the cast clearly had a blast filming this and, as always, I think that's really important in a film like this. The only one, out of the entire teachers, that I was unfamiliar with was Nasim Pedrad, she's done SNL, but she more than held her own and clearly has an eye for improv if the special features on the DVD are to be trusted.
As far as horror films go, this might have one of the better casts of 2015. And, of course, no review of this film would be complete without mentioning how great the cast is. Not in this one, while it had two writers, it still feels like a movie with one vision, not two different visions of two different writers who don't mesh well together. Usually, when two people coming from completely different stylistic backgrounds get together to write, there's certain inconsistencies and tonal shifts depending on who wrote which particular part of the film. An unlikely hero must lead a motley band of. I think the fact that you had two screenwriters, Ian Brennan and Leigh Whannell, who specialized in comedy and horror, respectively, so I think that they definitely learned a lot from each other's respective style of writing. A mysterious virus hits an isolated elementary school, transforming the kids into a feral swarm of mass savages.
I'm not saying that either of these are great or mind-blowing, but the film finds a good balance between the two that, I think, is really hard to achieve for a lot of people. I have to completely disagree with the latter, because I think the film did about as good a job as is possible in balancing the horror and comedic aspects of the film. Either because they were being compared to some of the classics in the horror/comedy genre or, as the consensus on here states, there's not a good enough of either comedy or horror in the film. Cooties is a horror-comedy where a virus is passed to school kids via chicken nuggets, turning them into face-eating zombies. Well, according to the movie Cooties, it turns out the kids were right.
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And I'm not even suggesting that the professional and audience scores are wrong, but I just think that the film, in a lot of respects, didn't really get a fair shot. Ask any kid on a school playground and theyll tell you that getting cooties is just about the worst thing that can happen to you. I'm not here to suggest that this is an amazing horror/comedy, because it's not, but I think that both the professional and audience reactions to this film sort of underrate how much fun the film is to actually watch. Drain and cool the chicken on a cooling rack or paper.Sue me, but I thought this film was quite a bit of fun, all things considered.
Dust off the excess and then dip them into the egg wash. First, coat the chicken pieces evenly in the flour. Prepare a three step coating system by placing the flour in a shallow bowl, then the egg wash in another, and the breadcrumbs, thyme, garlic powder, and paprika in separate bowl.
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