Fido
Horror • R • 2006 • 1 hr 32 min
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Billy Connolly, Carrie-Anne Moss, Dylan Baker, Kesun Loder, Henry Czerny
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Funny, weird, creepy, emotionally compelling storyline and exquisitely vivid, colourful cinematography. Well balanced film. Never tire of it
What a fun horror comedy that came out at the height of the zombie craze
Good fun at the expense of the societal constructs of 1950s USA, plus zombies. Surprisingly sweet
Weird Burton-esque dark comedy in a colorful package.
The plot doesn’t work, and the writing is off. Put that with a low budget, and you get Fido.
Fun, unique entree into the zombie genre. A simple story but taken to its natural, hilarious extremes
The laughs outweigh the gore in this enjoyable satire.
This was a great idea for a good horror comedy, but I really can't say that I have a good time waching this.
Hilarious and adorable
Wtf?
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