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answered the question what would happen if you gave a 14 year old boy $12 million and told him to go film a zombie movie.

We watched The House of the Dead.

We watched The House of the Dead. What is up, everybody? I am excited. I am jazzed because we finally get to talk about a UA Bowl movie.

I am, of course, your host, Rob Coakley, joined as always by Dave Wilkins.

Hello, Rob.

I am a huge fan of zombie movies, so this should be exciting.

Yes, and Jesse Wilkins.

I'm a huge fan of video games, so this should be a great movie that I would have loved.

And as we already brought up, we were talking about House of the Dead based on the 1996 video game that I think almost everyone has played at some point.

I mean, it's essentially the horror version of time crisis.

Actually beat House of the Dead about six months or so ago with our friend Crystal

Quinn, very good at shooting video games.

She is terrible at air hockey, though.

So if you ever want to just like get an easy layup and winning that game,

play against Crystal.

But we beat that game, but we're not here to talk about the game.

We're here to talk about the movie, which is technically a prequel to the game,

which still doesn't make sense.

But Dave, why don't you

hit us with a synopsis? House of the Dead 2003, directed by UA Bowl. Simon and Greg meet a group

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