06-28-2013, 08:44 PM
I just finished watching all 3 episodes of the miniseries "In The Flesh". It really is a unique take on the zombie genre. Zombies who rose from the dead and ate the flesh of the living have now been cured and reunited with their families. The family dynamics and relationships with the community have real depth to them. The reactions of family and neighbors are colored not only by the fact that these now cured partially deceased syndrome sufferers (zombies or rotters as the local folk call them) once ate the flesh of the living, but also by their premorbid relationships with one another.
If you have cable, it is available on the "on demand" channel from BBC America. There are 3 one hour episodes, and next year there will be another season. The first episode moves a bit slowly, but the series gains steam, and episode 3 is very powerful with some emotional wallops.
If you have cable, it is available on the "on demand" channel from BBC America. There are 3 one hour episodes, and next year there will be another season. The first episode moves a bit slowly, but the series gains steam, and episode 3 is very powerful with some emotional wallops.