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1 October 2009 7:32 PM, PDT | MTV Movies Blog | See recent MTV Movies Blog news »

Episode Title: "Fracture"

Written by: David Wilcox

The Story: An apparent suicide bombing takes place in Pennsylvania, but there are no traces of explosives. The strange incident sends Agent Olivia Dunham (Anna Torv) and Peter Bishop (Joshua Jackson) across the globe to Iraq to solve the deadly mystery. At the same time, Olivia struggles with her continued memory loss, currently manifesting in the form of vicious headaches. In the end, an important clue is revealed about a familiar bald character with a penchant for spicy food.

Head Trauma: This mystery-of-the-week completely redefined the meaning of brain freeze as these suicide bombers -- former American soldiers unwittingly dosed with a foreign agent -- exploded into millions of crystallized pieces. That was pretty wild. Also, Olivia's continued search to recollect her memory kicked up just a couple of notches -- specifically, she got some red flickering flashes of her meeting with »

- Josh Wigler

25 July 2009 10:53 PM, PDT | Fangoria | See recent Fangoria news »

Better Off Undead is a run-of-the-mill zombies attack city story. Three friends find themselves the focal point of this tale, and while there’s some decent character development at work, not a single individual here conjures any emotion from the viewer whatsoever. What’s worse, there’s really not much thought invested in the plot. It’s literally three guys hoping to avoid zombies for 29 minutes. Even worse, all the viewer is subjected to is constant bickering amongst three grown men… it’s really a bit pathetic. But hey, at less than a full half an hour - I can handle Chinese torture let alone Better Off Undead.

Though the flick’s packed with flaws, the most glaring weakness is the complete lack of thought and neglect of minor details invested in this script. There’s a ton of potential; though limited by a short running time - there’s »

- no-reply@fangoria.com (Matt Molgaard)

2 articles from 2009