"Why don't you produce a better looking fucking movie?"

I enjoyed Zone One too, though it definitely falls on the literature side of things, hence the one star reviews by the Sad 12 Year Fucks Of Amazon scared of big words.

@avclub-e5438bd5e7a11caaf7c625d9d5ab7b50:disqus I got something different out of that scene.  I thought the point wasn't that the firepower wasn't effective at stopping zombies, but that the ammo is finite, certain types of firepower were ineffective against the undead, and the sheer number of undead were overwhelming.

Shart Of Darkness

Land Of The Dead
Diary Of The Dead
Survival Of The Dead

I don't think I'm exaggerating to say they could probably *reboot* this franchise in another 3 years.

It can't be as bad as that new Tomb Raider game.  It made me sick enough I had to evacuate my bowels… twice.  I realised the game wasn't interesting enough to be worth it, so didn't finish it.

Oh geez, 'Threads'. Saw that when i was 10 or so.  Didn't sleep for a year.

I've already sat through the Sam Winchester Hair Wars once on this site.

SPOILERS FOR THE SCRIPT VERSION

I can't vouch for the American Health System because it makes no sense to me, but the Australian ones have Infectious Disease Wards, which includes things like whooping cough, pnuemonia, however-you-spell-legionella, swine flu, hepatitis etc.  And that's not including pallative care and hospices.

Man, that one's awful too.

The thing is, I read the original script by the Babylon 5 guy, and it seemed a fairly true, if abridged, version of the book.  It worked as a conspiracy thriller, and even had a creepy ending.  Anyone know why they dumped it?

"You know what I love Daddy?  Breathing!  Boy, I hope nothing comes along that might stop me doing that!"

Wait.  I was thinking there was four of these, then I remember that found footage one, but then I vaguely remember a *sixth* one where zombies eat a horse?  Did i imagine that one?  How can I have no memory of it?

Have you read 'Pontypool Changes Everything'?  The movie is only a tiny aspect of the book.

I wouldn't be able to find it again.  I was reading an article on The City of Detroit defaulting on its loans and offering its creditors 10 cents on the dollar and the link came up in the comments.  Hunt around, you might turn something up.

I saw that shit.  Wasn't the setup that they were travelling through time?  WTF?

Unfortunately, the version on the album is missing the great guitar fills.  Disappointment of my life.

I *LOVED* the Cattanooga Cats, and, yeah, I can still sing the song.