Not Safe for the Kids

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This will probably be the best claymation zombie movie you will have seen in the past month!

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  1. Doc12:02 PM

    Where do I hire a maid like this? She is willing to fight off zombies and get topless? She is worth her weight in chainsaws.

    Doc

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  2. Politics of Love Chick1:17 PM

    That was insane! I'm going home to watch Shaun of the Dead now. LOL

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  3. J.J. in L.A.4:56 PM

    Loved the 'spilling her guts' scene! lol! This reminded me of Wheelchair Rebecca. Have you ever seen it? Talk about not being safe for the kids!

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=my5r_QFDhN8

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  4. ♥ Braja1:04 AM

    It was the title of your blog that got me .... :)))

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  5. Leonesse1:43 AM

    Hey... Fort Knox has disappeared!!! Just stopping by to say hello. The caffeine is wearing off but I crawled here to say

    HEY!

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  6. diane8:09 AM

    A must see for any "zombie head".
    Not to be combined with breakfast.
    Watch at your own risk.

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  7. rachaelgking9:28 AM

    I just sent this to like 90 people. Just so they can all be equally disturbed.

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  8. Johnny Yen8:19 PM

    Not safe for the kids-- except for my and Bubs' kids...

    When Kim and I were visiting Bubs and MizBubs a while back, my kids happened upon an old video game that their kids had-- "Stubbs The Zombie." It made that claymation look like Dora the Explorer. Of course my kids loved it.

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  9. GETkristiLOVE11:56 PM

    Getting me in the Halloween mood!

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  10. Cora2:14 PM

    They must have spent a fortune on red clay.

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