Dawn of the Dead (2004), opening zombie attacks
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Stumble ThisThe grisly opening scenes of the Dawn of the Dead remake, based on George Romero's 1978 Dawn of the Dead. Man, these zombies are FAST!
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I never found the slow ones scary, just silly and kind of amusing...but fast ones are freaky as hell.
that being said, this clip had some ridiculous points. first off, one does not become a zombie that quickly. it takes a couple hours. second, that "guard rail" on the highway broke pretty easy, dont you think?
Shaun of the Dead is my favorite zombie movie.
I do agree the guy zombified pretty quicklly, but for the guard rail, aren't they generally supposed to be protecting against glancing impact? A head-on collision like the one here would probably take the thing out.
But I can't believe that guy is still continuing his zombie series. It kicked off in 1968 and he's still keeping it alive/undead with "Land of the Dead" and up next, "Diary of the Dead."
Also I'd like to join All Night Horrorshow. Please?
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Should this be marked as dead or is this fine?
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If it is, then it's fine. If it isn't, then it's not fixed and it's still dead.