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Why is everyone a zombie?

posted 11 years ago by amazing_sincodek
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When it became cool to complain about the ubiquity of zombie entertainment in the post-Dawn-of-the-Dead-remake era, I was steadfastly insisting that there was no such thing as too many zombies.

But wtf was with literally (not literally) everyone being a zombie in this movie? The first story had a zombie ghost, the second story had zombie everyone, the third story had a handful of zombies towards the end, and the fourth story had aliens acting like zombies.

I did get spooked though.

[–] joel_zombie 11 years ago

I think your thinking about zombies too much. And i thought i was bad. But the only real zombie story was the walk in the park one.

[–] svalinanikola 11 years ago

Safe Heaven had zombies as well though.

[–] Vanhugen 11 years ago

I think they were more along the line of possessed.

[–] svalinanikola 11 years ago

They all committed suicide and came back.

[–] ixusillwrath 11 years ago

Yep. V/H/Z on this one.

[–] DCompton86 11 years ago

What I liked about the first was all the differences in skits. Almost all of these ended up with zombies.

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[–] VenomX 10 years ago

Those were more ghosts that zombies in the first segment. The second one of course. The third one was more demonic possession to me but I'll give you the "zombie" perspective. The forth one had aliens, not zombies, and they were abducting humans and I saw none of the characteristics of zombism there.

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[–] svalinanikola 10 years ago

I think people have a problem with the first one because the ghosts kind of look like zombies.

Also, the girl in the wraparound segment when her neck gets broken and that guy who shot himself can be seen as zombies as well.