Sledgstone

I have this tick where I just can't watch any shows that are trying to ride the wave of another show. I remember another friend of mine would always talk about this and like 2 other zombie shows that started running when TWD was hitting its height in popularity. I scoffed at them all.

This is furthered by the Red Box always having some B movie knock off of whatever is hot. Like when IT Chapter 2 came out, some shitty looking clown movie was in the Red Box. I think it was called Wrinkles the Clown. Even if something is good, I'll just never give it a shot.

I remember when LOST was in its prime, every season ABC would have some other start up show come on after it, and a commercial for it would play at least during 2 of the breaks. We'd all get together at a friends house every week to watch the new LOST ep and always make snide remarks about how the show was gonna get cancelled and there would be a new one next season, which there was. Eli Stone was the only one I could remember because I think they tried the hardest to make that one successful.

I used to watch all kinds of crap back in the day, RIP off shows, generic b-movies, etc. Now I'm much more selective.. except when it comes to zombies. Z-Nation was a great show. iZombie was enjoyable.. but the most surprising zombie movie I almost didn't take a chance on but I'm glad I watched it was Attack of the Lederhosen Zombies. I'm not linking the trailer on youtube because it's the worse trailer edit ever made. But the movie was hilarious and on par with any Sharknado movie in terms of comedy.

Z-Nation was the other one. XD. I really didn't care for Sharknado. It tried too hard to be bad so in the end if wasn't funny bad, or good to me, just mediocre which is the worst thing you can do in my eyes. They went from showing bad movies to trying to make ones and it just didn't do it for me. Mega Piranha will always be the best one they showed. I think that's the one where they had a car chase, and one of the characters was shifting an automatic transmission like it was a manual, and both cars kept changing makes and models in the same scene because I guess it was whatever car they could afford to rent that day of filming. Like the SUV was black and the car was white the whole time but they kept changing between a ford and a Chevy. They put stickers over the model/make decals to try to compensate. But this part will always be legendary: