want to spoil anything, so I won't go into details, but there are quite a few "cheesy" historical references. It actually helps to have at least a little bit of a clue about American History to get some of the humor.The movie actually worked out quite nicely. Funny and entertaining.This is a movie I will add to my collection of Blu Ray

thought that the women in this movie played the parts of the damsel in distress very well. Overall i give this movie a 10/10 for just being the best movie ever, would bang again.

gives a superb performance as Lincoln and it is much more than a caricature. Oberst's Lincoln is a tortured soul looking unblinkingly into the eyes of evil incarnate and it's an amazing portrayal. Debra Crittenden is simply excellent and deeply moving as the troubled Mary Todd Lincoln, loyal wife but unstable ally to the president. At times horrific, with unforgettable imagery and stunning action sequences, this is a film that will please genre fans and historical scholars alike.

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throughout here that tends to come off rather nicely with the opening barn attack and the exciting shootout to overtake the fortress being quite enjoyable at not only being fun scenes but also managing to feature enough historical appeal to come off better than expected. Still, the biggest aspect here is the zombie encounters as there's a rather fun voyage into town that manages to feature some blazing shootouts and some thrilling suspense with the ever-growing hordes slowly approaching the group and forcing some old-school defensive tactics to keep themselves from being attacked. There's also the impressive finale as their plan to take out the swarm in town comes with plenty of exciting scenes of zombie carnage as well as body dismemberment that includes far more gore than expected which helps to make this one all the more enjoyable by mixing together all the different influences and sources quite nicely. Likewise, there's the over-the-top finale which manages to feature some exciting action, plenty of gore and rather thrilling moments in the race to get out of the fortress before it blows up which all make for a great time throughout here as well as the fun times with the zombies. Not only is there a coherent and logical motive for the introduction to the word into the film by tying it to the African folklore brought up by the black slave which makes the most sense but also they're treatment here features the rather novel idea of using sound as their prime motivator and allowing the squad to easily maneuver around them if they don't make too much noise which is rather nice that ties into the viral condition of their origins, and when placed alongside the fine make-up effects come off rather nicely overall. These here more than make-up for the film's lone problem which is the utterly inane amount of re-writing it does to try to make the action historically accurate. The actions of the Confederate spy are the biggest which makes no sense, and attempting to place the actions of the real-life figures to their true fates comes off rather lamely. Aside from some shoddy CGI, that's about all this one has going against it.Rated R: Graphic Violence and Language.

do in their scenes-Stonewall Jackson ,John Wilkes-Booth, Teddy Roosevelt and was Pat Garret hinted at ??? Great screenplay,Awesome cast and timing again is perfect !

history buffs but now sometimes talk about how Lincoln not only saved the union and freed the slaves but also slayed vampires and zombies.