The 'Dead' series is 6 films starting with 'Night of the Living Dead' and fun fact in the 4th film 'Land of the Dead' Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright make cameo appearances because George A Romero loved Shaun of the Dead, 'Dawn of the Dead' is the 2nd film in the series. The original idea to make the film Shaun of the Dead came from an episode of the TV Series 'Spaced' (Season1, Episode3) where Simon Pegg was playing Resident Evil on the Playstation, and he was doing what gamers did playing it all night and then getting hallucinations about zombies caused by sleep deprivation. 'Spaced' the TV series ran for 2 seasons and is a UK TV cult classic, it's a wonderful show with quite a few of the same faces from the Cornetto Trilogy, I hope you watch the whole trilogy, all the films are great.

33:45 When you say "how do you not notice when things are that bad around you"... That's the thing, though. Even before the zombies look at the state of his life and his relationship and his flat. He hadn't noticed how bad any of that was either because he was just not paying attention to anything around him.

My favorite part was when you tilted your head and looked up, as if to prove you aren't a dog. Also, when you snort laughed.

There's another comedy horror I love called 'Planet Terror' which is a spoof Grindhouse b-movie double feature including the film 'Death Proof', the two films are best watched as a double feature and include some spoof trailers too, as a whole package it's a huge amount of fun. Planet Terror was directed by Robert Rodriguez who also directed the incredible film 'From Dusk Till Dawn' and 'Death Poof' was directed by Quentin Tarantino who is also a huge Shaun of the Dead fan.

I somehow got it into my head that you had watched Hot Fuzz! You must watch it, it's one of the funniest films ever. 😂

Please react to + Edgar Wright 🔥 ★ *Hot Fuzz* (2007) _Simon Pegg & Nick Frost_ ★ *Scott Pilgrim vs. the World* (2010) _Michael Cera , Brie Larson & Chris Evans_ ★ *Paul* (2011) _Simon Pegg , Nick Frost & Seth Rogen (as Paul)_ BONUS TRACK (amazing edit style) 🔥 *Kung Fu Hustle* (2004) 🔥 *Shaolin Soccer* (2001) 🔥 *CJ7* (2008) _Directed and staring by _*_Stephen Chow_* *_solution to c0piright issues_* _IMAGE EDITION :_ - Edit the movie with partial % of transparency (and/or text) - Flip the movie scene from Right to Left. - Keep your reaction on full screen (If the scenes of the movie take up less space on the screen and are edited, they can avoid the 4lg0rithm much easier) _AUDIO EDITION :_ - Put the volume of the movie lower than the volume of your microphone(not too low). (Statics, White noise & your comments , make little distortion to the audio) - Record the audio of your reaction separately from the audio of the movie, that way you can mute/edit the audio/image of the movie without muting/editing the audio/image of your reaction.

Yay! The start of your Cornetto Trilogy journey, Aria! Enjoy! 😊

I agree with the zombie movies mentioned like Zombieland, Train to Busan, and others. If you speak Spanish, or don't mind subtitles, Juan of the Dead is fun.

I feel like slow zombies are less scary because they're less likely to get you, but more scary because if they do get you it's a slower death.

"[about Ed] He's not my boyfriend!" "[handing beer to Shaun] It might be a bit warm, the cooler's off." "Thanks, babe. [winks at Ed]" Fun Fact: George A. Romero, creator of the movies to which this movie pays homage and lampoons, was so impressed with Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright's work that he asked them to cameo in Land Of The Dead (2005) as zombies. Spaced Background Fact: Many of the zombie extras are fans of Spaced (1999), which also starred Simon Pegg and Nick Frost and was also directed by Edgar Wright. They were recruited through the Spaced Out fan website. All of the newsreaders and television presenters are real people portraying themselves. Multiverse Sequel Fact: Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright considered a sequel that would replace zombies with another monster, but decided against it, as they were pleased with this movie as a stand-alone product, and thought too many characters died to continue the story. The proposed title idea "From Dusk Till Shaun" did have an afterlife as a mocked up poster that can be seen in Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse (2018).

Sometimes I wonder if they came up with Ed in the Shed first, then worked back from there

Nice to see you again beautiful 😍also but I hope you have Hot Fuzz on your list, it's next in the corneto trilogy 😊

The thing I found the funniest about your reaction was after it was said that dogs can't look up, you looked up. 😂

Train To Busan is prolly the greatest zombie film ever, and I absolutely love Dawn Of The Dead ( and the remake )

my favorite tiny detail i noticed after a few rewatches, edd is dealing drugs to shaun's employee at the store. it's there if you listen to the conversations.

Aria, you've got red on you. (ok pink I guess...lol) 🤣🤣

Welcome to the world of Edgar Wright. He’s a master at editing.

george romero wrote and directed a trilogy of zombie flicks called "Night of the Living Dead" (1968), this is the classic grandaddy of all zombie films, "Dawn of the Dead" (1978) and "Day of the Dead" (1985). the last 2 are ok but the first one is GREAT! "from dusk til dawn" (1996) is a VAMPIRE film directed by robert rodriguez. but it starts as a crime film. "shaun of the dead" is my favorite zombie parody. better than "zombieland" (2009) but "zombieland" is pretty good too. another excellent zombie film is "28 days later" (2002). and its sequel "28 weeks later" (2007) might actually be better. the sequel has one of the most INTENSE opening scenes in movie history. a very underrated film. thanks for the video.

Hope you'll react to Hot Fuzz and World End too!! The two other of the "Cornetto Trilogy" And maybe one day Zombieland? 😉

Thanks Aria, that was fun! I like how you were wracking your brain to figure out what SOTD was a parody of after mentioning DOTD so many times😊. It was refreshing to see a reaction that appreciated all the subtle details (like the TV channels strung together making a sentence), the filming style and the humour in general. So many just don’t get it. 👍👍

LOL! Fun one, Aria! 😆 Yes, as many have said, you will love the other two of the cornetto trilogy, especially Hot Fizz. 😎 Thanks for sharing this one! Oh, and I think you'll get a kick out of "Phillip" in Love Actually and also About Time, have you seen those yet?

Shaun of the dead is a homage to horror the dead movies, like dawn, night, like the we're coming to get you Barbara is a line from the original NIGHT of the living dead, it is a homage not a parody, but it is also a zombie lore in its own right

Great reaction! I agree with you, this is also my favorite zombie move of all time!

Shaun Of The Dead is a joy; I have a lot of fun watching it. However, the best part of the Cornetto Trilogy is the second, Hot Fuzz. You must watch that!

If you want to see how Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, and Edgar Wright got started... check out the two season British comedy, "Spaced." It has a similar genre bending style to the Cornetto Trilogy. The girl Shaun keeps bumping into was Simon Pegg's costar on "Spaced."

12:29 "I hope, if there is _ever_ a zombie apocalypse, the zombies are _this_ slow." And keep track of your blunt objects. You'll need to be able to locate them in a hurry.

Zombie apocalypse is not possible because the brain is the most delicious. Victims brains would be eaten so corpses could not reanimate. The first zombie(s) would not infect anyone as their victims would be dead not undead.

A great, funny homage to the zombie genre. The DVD has a fun subtitle track that points out all the easter eggs and nods to other zombie films.

Aria C, this is such a fun movie. I really love the opening credits. I totally agree with you on how great the movie is shot and told with the transitions, and I absolutely adore Diane in this movie too. How Shaun is able to avoid death when he goes to the store is both incredible and hysterical. David's death is disgusting, however the special effects in that sequence is absolutely perfect. I totally understand why this is now your favorite zombie movie, it is great. Everyone is telling you to watch the rest of the Cornetto Trilogy, which is justified. I want to suggest that you check out George Romero's zombie films. In particular: Night of the Living Dead, and Dawn of the Dead. Please keep watching more comedies in the future. It's fun to hear you laugh and see you smile. ❤🙂

This movie pays homage to the Zombie films and in particular the original Dawn of the Dead (1978). The director of the original loved this movie. Shawn of the Dead opened with Sountrack music by Goblin from Dawn of the Dead. The scene where the zombies open up the guy's intestines is something George Romero was famous for in his zombie films. Romero's film were slow moving zombies as well. There are other homages, but you get my meaning.

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One of the greatest Horror-Comedies of all-time. Edgar Wright is a genius and Pegg & Frost are one of the finest comedy duos in Cinematic History. Cheers and Happy Hump Day. 🥃☮❤

Definitely continue with the Cornetto trilogy with 'Hot Fuzz' & 'The Worlds End'! 'Paul' is a fun movie also starring Simon Pegg & Nick Frost. I think you'd enjoy 'Baby Driver', too, which is directed by Edgar Wright

16:03 _One_ job, Ed! You had _one_ job!

Yes, "Dawn of the Dead" ist a classic zombie-horror-movie, and the title "Shawn of the Dead" is a direct reference to that movie - though the story is not a direct reference to that movie in particular but to the whole zombie-genre in general.

I highly recommend checking out Zombieland next

I love hearing you say my name 😂. This movie is so good. The Cornetto Trilogy that this is a part of is an utter joy

I rather prefer no makeup but yours was incredibly good this reaction! 🙂

Great reaction Aria 👍Also I just realized if you think about it every father is a MOTHERF***ER😅

Dawn of the dead is one of the most famous and best zombie movies of all time. It was directed by George Remereo and well worth the watch.

20:07 Cutest laugh

the group that meets shaun, they went onto make Yvonne of the dead a better funded movie (not really but i would hve loved to have seen it) shaun probably had a hangover as well. so that would mak you more oblivious

10:52 And _that'll_ mess with your head. 11:00 But not as much as _that_ will.

27:54 Yeah. That's about how _I_ reacted to this part.

Don't say the Z word. They prefer to be called the living impaired.

Watched a few clips of this movie when I was 15! In my imagination, I remembered that I used to pretend that Shaun had a 6-year-old son named Alex, played by *Isaac Hempstead-Wright* who lost his mom from an illness and that's why he (Shaun) was dating Liz to have Alex have a mom again. During the more adventures, Alex makes 3 new friends that join the "Winchester" team such a 4-year-old girl named Jenny, played by *Elle Fanning* and 2 fantasy creatures that live in cardboard boxes 📦 called *boxtrolls* and their names were Fish and Shoe! Note: Yes, I am aware that those cast and characters are from a different movie, *The Boxtrolls (2014)* but just in some fun reason, I wanted to make an interesting crossover for this movie! 😂

15:52 Yeees! Literally what Philip IS 🤣 31:48 How safe is it to have humans around?

Train to Busan is my favourite Z movie by far.

Watch Warm Bodies. THAT will then be your fave zombie movie, by far.

Great movie

Haven't been able to enjoy Queen for 6 years now. BH ruined them for me.

Great reaction. Hot Fuzz next.

Even if he makes mistakes, I rather have a friend like Ed 😊 The guy's funny 😄

Great reaction as always❤ have you had plans of watching the new planet of the apes movies?🥰

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From Dusk till Dawn is completely different genre. It is not so blatantly sarcastic but still funny. Please watch Desperado (Salma Hayek, Antonio Banderas, and Steve Buscemi) as it is far superior to Dusk till Dawn. Both are written, directed, and edited by Robert Rodriguez. A highly underrated filmaker. He has also done a few collaborations with Tarantino. There are so few reactions to Desperado. Can I be the only person who thinks its a classic and a great movie?

I love this film

There are actually two Dawn Of The Dead movies. The first one from the 70's is one of the original zombie films. The remake is very watchable. They are both good, imo.

I like the original Dawn of The Dead from 1978. I have not seen the remake. The original is sort of long but it is special. The gory bits are not all that realistic, but that is part of the charm.

If you watch a Dawn of the Dead, watch the 1978 first. Shaun of The Dead is a loose parody of that movie! It is also considered one of, if not THE, greatest zombie movies made.

Shaun of the dead is a great film. It is a play on the original name Dawn of the Dead by the Godfather of zombie movies George A. Romero. Zack Snyder did a remake in 2004 which was actually pretty good with the difference that the zombies were not slow at all. Shaun of the Dead is the first of what is called 'The Cornetto trilogy' because in each we see a cornetto and in all 3 Simon Pegg (Shaun) and Nick Frost (Ed) are the leads. Apart from that they're not related and the actors are in completely different roles. But the 3 of them are a parody of sorts on a specific genre have some great action set pieces, are funny and have just an amazing editing. So you should watch the other two films, Hot Fuzz and The World's End.

Next stop: Hot Fuzz. I would also recommend my favorite: Nacho Libre with Jack Black

If you like this you might like Warm Bodies and Anna and the Apocalypse

You should watch Zombieland my favourite zombie movie

I don't want to bitch about my day lol but sometimes when I'm irritated from a long day of work dealing with dumb costumers alone in this foreign country. Is relaxing to watch an Aria reaction with her calm voice lol😅

Happy Pride Month👍

Fun reaction! Now, "Hot Fuzz"!🙏

You should watch Zombieland. You will like it. IMO, it is better than this movie.

Please watch Hot Fuzz next. You look amazing today

yep dead ed in a shed

2:13 It's a curious fact about the London in this movie; a fact that, I'm inclined to infer, differentiates it from _actual_ London. Shaun keeps taking Liz to the Winchester. No where else. Why? Well, because going to another pub requires a reservation which requires foresight which he cannot seem to muster. A question that is never actually answered, in this movie, is why he can't just take her somewhere _else._ London is a major, metropolitan city. One thing that means is that the pubs are not exactly hard to find. Look around, a little.

Once again you try to get reason and logic mixed with comedy. The first rule of comedy is there are no rules so having your former loved ones in games shows fits the comedy being implied.

You’ve got red on you..

Excellent reaction by a very pretty woman. Thank you.

No no no... DAWN OF THE DEAD...(the remake)...it's the best zombie movie ever....ya Goofy m8te from Australia

Please please please watch n react n enjoy...the remake...Zac Snyder... directed it...ya Goofy m8te from Australia now now now go go go lol...hurry up ....lol