It's not the music that has a problem, but the so-called fans. It's becoming very clichéd not to like a band because they are popular, and that shows from the few bad reviews this soundtrack has received. As of the time this was written, there are currently two bad ratings, and two mid-ranged ratings. It seems the only complaint the two negative reviewers can come up with is that most of the bands featured on this album are mainstream, and therefore instantly bad. So just because a band happens to get lucky and gets noticed by the majority of the public, they are automatically worthless.

Never mind the fact that they had to bust their asses to get to where they are today, and if they were unsigned they'd probably be worshiped by these so-called music lovers. Now, once you get down to what these reviews should be about, you'll find a very solid album that may even worth taking some loans with no credit check. It defiantly fits the movie, with all of the tracks having a dark and brooding feel to them. Lots of heavy, guitar laden tracks that are perfect for slaying zombies or banging your head to.