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Zombies
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Loktar
Internet God
I'd be aroused but there's too much blood....eww.
Dark Pickle
Fucked Off
But does it make as good a lube as POOPY?
Conchaga
Let's fuck some shit up
Depends on the source you're looking at.
Night of the living dead and all of Romero's works were meant as dark social satire. Day of the Dead is hysterical and frightening all at the same time.
The Return of the Living Dead series actually made the zombies sentient and cognizant of their surroundings. They explained their desire to eat brains as a way of easing the pain of death.
Resident Evil explained it as an engineered mutating virus that turns its hosts into monsters of necrotic flesh. That's fucking creepy.
The 28-later series explained it as a fast-acting rabies-ebola hybrid.
In Max Brooks' books The Zombie Survival Guide and World War Z, the zombies come from a somnambulist virus that causes dead flesh to reanimate. He puts an incredibly realistic spin on zombies that will make you think about preparing yourself for the zombie apocalypse.
If you look at it from an outbreak scenario, it's really quite terrifying. A disease that affects humans and causes humans to perpetuate it. In pretty much all cases I listed above it's incubation period is less than 48 hours. It's like a walking biological weapon with no cure. That scares me just as much as major catastrophic natural disasters. It's like mother nature wiping the slate clean and we're the chalk.
Night of the living dead and all of Romero's works were meant as dark social satire. Day of the Dead is hysterical and frightening all at the same time.
The Return of the Living Dead series actually made the zombies sentient and cognizant of their surroundings. They explained their desire to eat brains as a way of easing the pain of death.
Resident Evil explained it as an engineered mutating virus that turns its hosts into monsters of necrotic flesh. That's fucking creepy.
The 28-later series explained it as a fast-acting rabies-ebola hybrid.
In Max Brooks' books The Zombie Survival Guide and World War Z, the zombies come from a somnambulist virus that causes dead flesh to reanimate. He puts an incredibly realistic spin on zombies that will make you think about preparing yourself for the zombie apocalypse.
If you look at it from an outbreak scenario, it's really quite terrifying. A disease that affects humans and causes humans to perpetuate it. In pretty much all cases I listed above it's incubation period is less than 48 hours. It's like a walking biological weapon with no cure. That scares me just as much as major catastrophic natural disasters. It's like mother nature wiping the slate clean and we're the chalk.
The Dork Lord
Whipping Boy
GET THE DAMN SCREWDIVER OUT OF MA HEAD!
Please let me eat your brains, I'm the one that loved you! OK...
Come to the hospital.
Who's the president?
Ummmm Harry Truman.
The Dork Lord
Whipping Boy
^SECOND funniest zombie movie ever! (after Return of the Living Dead 2)