Zombies need love too

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Permalink Reply by Two-Step on August 30, 2008 at 6:20pm

My favorite zombies are Chinese zombies. Though I am waiting for Zombie Strippers to hit shelves : )

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Permalink Reply by Bandit on September 27, 2008 at 4:53pm

Zombie Stripper hehehe

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Permalink Reply by Maverick on September 30, 2008 at 5:41pm

ehhh i would have to say a mix of slow zombies and fast zombies to test out my aim lol and just a quick reminder 28 days later is not a zombie movie more of a infected movie because not all of the people bitten or in contact with the blood die before turning in zombies or the "infected" just wanted to clear that up

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Permalink Reply by Two-Step on October 1, 2008 at 6:28am

Resident Evil = modern science/ cosmetics
28 days = crazy infection/ science experiment on apes, not really dead ( rage virus)
Night of Living Dead = military experiment
Dawn of Dead = no more room in Hell(?)

There are also a couple of zombie movies where zombies where a side effect of meteorites, which carried some strange zombie virus, bug, infection or w/e. There are also the voodoo zombies, created by voodoo magic.

There are also social and loaner zombies. In Fido, zombies are even made to serve humanity as domestic servants. In Shaun of the Dead, we even see zombies serving in the entertainment (reality game shows) industry and being kept as "pets".

Yeah, I watch lots of zombie movies.

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Permalink Reply by Maverick on October 5, 2008 at 3:26pm

Ummm if u watch a lot of zombie movies you would know that RE is a virus to just like 28 Days later in a sense and it also relates to NOTLD because they wanted soldiers and The new Dawn says there is no more room in hell the original says its from a meteorite.

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Permalink Reply by Two-Step on October 5, 2008 at 10:20pm

UM...
If you watch RE, you will see that while the effect of victims becoming zombies was due to a virus, it was marketed to the public as a cosmetic agent to reverse the ageing process. In fact, it was not only specifically mentioned in the first move, but fans where reminded of it in the second. It was even in the DVD extras. Anyone remember the "umbrella corp commercial" that was shown nation wide as a preview to RE and RE2? But yes, the "t-virus" was also used for the purpose of creating super soldiers...

Return of the Living Dead: Living Dead was based on events that occurred when a gas (2-4-5 Trioxin) was released into the morgue in the basement of a Pittsburgh, PA VA hospital causing the bodies to jerk around as if they were alive.
At the mortuary, Burt Wilson, Freddie and Frank convince Ernie to cremate the sawed up remains of the still twitching freezer cadaver but the furnace releases the gas from the zombie into the clouds, causing it to rain. The rain, contaminated with the Trioxin, forces the gang out of the cemetery to their car. The gas seeps into the graveyard and reanimates the dead.

NOLD: scientists and military-are not sure of the cause of the reanimation, but one scientist is certain that it is the result of radiation emanating from a Venus space probe that exploded in the Earth's atmosphere. A final report instructs that a gunshot or heavy blow to the head will stop the "ghouls" and that posses of armed men are patrolling the countryside to restore order.

Dawn of the Dead 1978:
In the film, a plague of unknown origin has caused the reanimation of the dead, who prey on human flesh. Several survivors of the outbreak barricade themselves inside a suburban shopping mall. The movie specifically mentions "no room in Hell" and is even highlighted on the movie poster.

Dawn 2004:
Several major themes, including the primary setting in a shopping mall, remain essentially the same.
As in other zombie films directed by George Romero, the scourge of living death is not simply spread by bites. In Romero's films, anybody who dies for any reason -- heart attack, cancer, gunshots, hanging, etc. -- will rise as a zombie, unless their death involved severe brain trauma. This version also mentions "No more room in Hell"

So, there ya go... I guess I do know. But thanks for trying to educate me on zombies movies.
BTW, Zombie Strippers will hit video store shelves October 29th, 2008.

Who's you ZOMBIE DADDY? LOL

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Permalink Reply by Maverick on October 8, 2008 at 4:31pm

Zombie Strippers isnt that great its on watch-movies.net and yes for RE its purpose was for military actions but it was publicized as cosmetics and also because you copy and paste doesnt mean you kno everything LOL

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Permalink Reply by Two-Step on October 8, 2008 at 8:05pm

Thanks for the heads up on zombie strippers... I don't really expect much in the way of quality acting from Jenna Jameson anyway. She may have her talents, but probably not in the realm of serious acting....lol

Copy and past is great for backing up what I originally said in the first place. Now, lets end this nerd fight by passing out hugs and being friends again. We all love zombies and that is what matters most... lol

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Permalink Reply by Maverick on October 9, 2008 at 5:22pm

I dont wanna ruin it but u will wanna kill yourself 3/4 through the movie lol and yea its a nerdish battle and ive wanted to ask if u since u have a gears of war pic do u have xbox live

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Permalink Reply by Two-Step on October 9, 2008 at 8:00pm

I have a 360, but I don't have a live account... in fact, I am looking to sale my 360 because I just don't have time for playing video games. Besides, everyone knows that the best FPS is AS anyway...lol

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Permalink Reply by Bandit on October 13, 2008 at 9:23am

hmmm if you want to see a zombies better go to Macau :-) bring a lot of ammo lolz

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Permalink Reply by Thompson jack on April 11, 2009 at 2:33pm

I do not think so,I think if they appear in this world ,we have to fight them

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