It seems like it's just been one problem after another for the big screen adaptation of Max Brooks' novel World War Z, but now one of the new writers brought in to fix it has opened up about the project. So, what does Drew Goddard think? That we all just need to chill out, and take breath.

The sordid saga continues. It's been bad news, followed by worse news, for the big screen adaptation of Max Brooks' stellar zombie novel World War Z. Now, it seems another cook is headed to the kitchen.

Reshoots are common on movies these days, with filmmakers going back for a few days or sometimes even two or three weeks to tweak scenes or add material they realized they needed once they got into the editing room. But seven weeks of reshoots? That sounds like a movie that's got some major problems.

Zombies have been in the eye of the American public ever since the 1932 Bela Lugosi horror movie White Zombie. And we've liked what we've seen. According to some serious calculations, it turns out that Americans have spent over $5 billion on zombies and zombie-related paraphernalia.