#Warm bodies

[occasionaloranges]

big fan of this dynamic

[goryhorroor]

horror sub-genres: romantic

[sea-owl]

You know what era of romcoms I miss? It's the early 2000s teen romcoms that were based on classic literature. They were some of my favorite ones, and yeah, some were loosley based, but they still hit those important bases, and they were so much fun.

We had:

Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew - 10 Things I Hate About You

Shakespeare's 12th Night - She's the Man

Snow White - Sydney White

Cinderella - A Cinderella Story, What a Girl Wants

Little Mermaid - Aquamarine

Jane Austen's Emma - Clueless

The Scarlett Letter - Easy A

Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet - Warm Bodies

Shakespeare's Midnight Summer's Dream - Get Over It

Pygmalion - She's All That

Shakespeare's The Merry Wives of Windsor - John Tucker Must Die

Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility - Material Girls

I might be missing some, but I remember just having fun with these. One of my English teachers also showed us a few of these movies while studying Shakespeare to show how pieces of literature can change over the years and inspire other's own takes.

[petitincendie]

having a zombie boyfriend counts as reducing reusing AND recycling

[falcon-eye]

Filmmakers: we need a super pale half dead looking sad white boy

Hollywood: say less fam

[foolishdoodles]

🖤🧟🎬

[ladyantiheroine]

Welp. I guess my type now is sweet submissive dead boy who is eternally devoted to his living girlfriend.

[thehillywoodshow]

round two of which hillywood snoopy are you? 📺

[rayghosts]

what do you call this movie genre and where can i find more

[wafflehouseyuri]

An excellent addition to the the “weird girl x undead creature” comedy legacy

[juniperhillpatient]

what’s your favorite movie romance?

oh. I have a few 🖤

[starlordquill]

endless list of favorite movies: warm bodies (2013)

[cinnamnt]

read the book recently so ive got it on the mind… no other campy zombie rom com version of romeo and juliet in 2013 could compare tbh

[badpanini]

what if i was a zombie and you were a human and we kissed and we were both girls

[strawberrypatty]

If I had a nickel for every time I liked a romantic comedy about a human girl falling in love with a zombie, I'd have three nickels. Which isn't a lot, but makes me wonder what the fuck is wrong with me that it happened three times.