10 Awful Horror Movies That Would Make Awesome Video Games

4. World War Z

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The Movie: Maybe you saw it. It's kinda a big deal. That one guy is in it. Plus, if you live in Korea like me, they mention your country in it! Hooray! World War Z follows the adventures of Brad Pitt as he Brad Pitts across the world. There are some zombies. They like to eat people, yet somehow they never actually eat anyone. In fact, they seem to take just a little nibble and move on to the next one. And by moved on, I mean operated as a "human" flood. Where it Gets Awful: Everywhere. God, everywhere! Truth time: that move sucked it. I won't get too in to the details, but I just want to let the world know that you don't have to pretend like you liked that fingerless piano player of a crap. Why does everywhere he go immediately explode with zombies? Was "send a science guy at them" really the best plan of action they could get? Why was that Israeli girl so FRIGGING HOT?? The Game: As much as the movie was horrible, crappy action movies make great video games sometimes. Look at Saving Private Ryan. If you think that wasn't the main inspiration behind Call of Duty, you're crazy. Or, you can read. Whichever. Anyway, the one kind of zombie game I've always wanted to play but never could is the game that is half zombie game half war game. No more survivors sneaking from building to building, trying to escape. No, I'm talking full on war against zombies. Put the pedal to the metal and all that, as you storm off of your landing craft onto a French beach full of beret sporting zombies hungry for brain baguettes. Holy crap I spelled "baguettes" right on the first try!
 
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