They say you shouldn't judge a book by its cover, but director Matthias Hoene hasn't made it easy with that title. Sad memories of Alien vs Predator still linger and while Freddy vs Jason raised a few ...

Okay. You’re probably out there somewhere twiddling your thumbs and biding your time until the final installment of the Cornetto Blood & Ice Cream Trilogy (Edgar ...

Finally some release news for Cockneys vs. Zombies has arrived and we have the skinny for you right here! Look for the flick in limited theatrical release on August 2, 2013. Ah, the smell of it! The ...

The opening credits sequence for upcoming Cockneys vs Zombies is now available to watch online. Designed by Gianluca Fallone, the animated sequence shows the cast of Matthias Hoene's Brit ...

The official synopsis for Cockneys vs Zombies goes, “A few London east-enders fight their way out of a zombie-infested downtown, led by an unlikely gang of amateur bank robbers and foul-mouthed plucky ...

You don’t call a movie “Cockneys vs. Zombies” because you yearn for cinematic subtlety. Matthias Hoene’s feature film debut is the umpteenth infection in the undead epidemic rampaging through pop ...

I’m tired of these mother f***ing zombies on this mother f***ing bus! It’s going to be a tough sell trying to convince your friends to go downtown to see a movie called Cockneys vs. Zombies. Sometimes ...

This ain't your granddaddy's zombie film. Well, actually, it is. IGN visits the set of Cockneys Vs Zombies, which hits U.K screens on August 31st... 1. It doesn't star Danny Dyer "Yes, you shift ...

"Abercrombie & Zombie!" Nothing like a bit of bloody, gory, violent zombie fun to start the week. This new red band trailer for British zombie-comedy Cockneys vs Zombies first debuted last week (via ...

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Predictably crass, gory and potty-mouthed, Matthias Hoene's first theatrical feature is a lively affair as these things go, but lacks the distinctive humor and performances more discriminating tastes ...