High School of the Dead
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After a mysterious illness spreads through high school campus, a handful of students join forces to battle a group of infected students who have been reborn as flesh-hungry zombies.
H.O.T.D.
DVD; Dolby Digital 5.1 (English), 2.0 (Japanese).
Animated.
English or Japanese dialogue, English subtitles.
Title from container.
Originally produced for television in 2010.
Based on the comic by Daisuke Sato.
Includes special features.
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Add a SummaryOne of the better forays into the world of zombies in anime. Fully approved by George A. Romero. A mature anime no doubt, with violence and "fan-service" galore. What happens when Japan is hit with a zombie outbreak like in Dawn of the Dead, or other classic zombie films? No magic spells or giant robots to help you here. Bouncing breasts aside, this is a well written/drawn tale of just what can happen when one idiot gets bitten by a zombie ... and then bites another idiot ... and so on ... quickly enveloping the campus. The story tells the tale of a group of high school students and teachers from different walks of life coming together to try and survive the outbreak. Well worth watching if you are interested in zombie horror/gore titles ... and can handle some extra curves thrown in for good measure.
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Add a CommentThis movie was entertaining and interesting but not one of my favorite for this year. Not too bad---good performance. I fast forwarded a lot but not all the way.
One of the better forays into the world of zombies in anime. Fully approved by George A. Romero. A mature anime no doubt, with violence and "fan-service" galore. What happens when Japan is hit with a zombie outbreak like in Dawn of the Dead, or other classic zombie films? No magic spells or giant robots to help you here. Bouncing breasts aside, this is a well written/drawn tale of just what can happen when one idiot gets bitten by a zombie ... and then bites another idiot ... and so on ... quickly enveloping the campus. The story tells the tale of a group of high school students and teachers from different walks of life coming together to try and survive the outbreak. Well worth watching if you are interested in zombie horror/gore titles ... and can handle some extra curves thrown in for good measure.
yes it is amazing and i would be one of the kids that would take charge and make a group too to get to a better place
for those who are not familiar with anime just because a title says "high school of the dead" does not neccassarily mean it takes place in a high school. two of the twelve episodes are in a high school. also i wouldnt reccommend it for newcomers to anime as there is a LOT of fanservice.
Anime "fan service" running wild. Those in the know, will know what I'm talking about.