demi, just pm me the urls, i'll do the post tomorrow. I will now open a whole can of worm, and i'm certainly doing to venture deep into nerdom...
What made the original trilogy zombies work so well is that they were so passive. They had no emotions. No anger, they didnt act like monsters. They were just there.. dead, roaming around. It made the movies effective because you felt more "atttached" (to a certain degree) to them since they still had a piece of humanity inside of them, to a certain degrees. But they were there dead. They were.. just there, slowly walking around and randomly eating stuff. There was no real way to escape them. They werent making angry faces or anything. They just came at you, thats what made it more effective. It felt more realistic
The more angrier, more monsterish like zombies of the Resident Evil 1 and Dawn 2004 were too much monsterish. The whole feeling of the original movies is just gone. They are so aggresive and they dont feel any different than other movie monsters. They become faceless (even when doing those stupid screaming and lame ass angry faces). And incredibly cheesy.
I dont know if you guys understand what I meant. The fact that they were just there, roaming around with no emotions, or anger, gave the original movies a much more psychological side (I'm not saying that they had any special deep meaning), then in like Dawn 2004; having those "OMG LOOK AT THOSE ANGRY ZOMBIES WHO ARE JUMPING THRU WINDOWS AND PUSHING FURNITURE AROUND WHILE MAKING MEAN SOUNDS! OH THAT FAT ZOMBIE SURE LOOKED PISSED'" moments that just reeks of an action flick instead of horror movies.
The fact that now the zombies are so aggresive monsters that look straight out of mutant movies (complete with the mean groaning and angry faces) instead of being just zombies, lifeless, bleak, and still humans like us.