AMC's The Walking Dead and all things zombie's
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They could talk, so not really that mindless. Though to be fair, they didn't drink blood either, so generic undead.
Was Romero the guy responsible for the "cannibal" aspect of zombies? As well as the raised-from-the-dead (Matheson's vampires weren't even dead like "real" vampires, right?)
Actually, that's what the tourists call it.
Residents in the neighborhoods call it "the-area-to-absolutely-avoid-while-driving-because-it's-impoosible-to-move-and-too-expensive to-buy-anything." It's the epitome of the 4th side of Chicago.
Which is titled The Last Man on Earth, fyi.
That's what the news stations call it when referring to that area. I never go there myself for the very reasons you sight.
Oops, my bad.
It was actually a pretty good movie. Saw it this past Halloween on AMC on demand.
Does it end rather abruptly? I picked up a copy from a Dollar Store a couple years back, and the ending made it appear that part of the movie was missing. Haven't been able to rewatch it, to see if I missed something, because I loaned out to someone, and it subsequently disappeared
No problem! It gets confusing sometimes. I actually have an old movie tie-in of the novel that's labeled "THE OMEGA MAN" on the cover . . . .
Here's a discussion of TWD's odds of a Best Drama Emmy nomination.
It might be a bit much for AMC to get three nominations, but if The Killing has scuttled its chances with that finale that riled everyone up and will still be fresh in voters' minds, then maybe TWD's chances are better.
It might be a bit much for AMC to get three nominations, but if The Killing has scuttled its chances with that finale that riled everyone up and will still be fresh in voters' minds, then maybe TWD's chances are better.
Does it end rather abruptly? I picked up a copy from a Dollar Store a couple years back, and the ending made it appear that part of the movie was missing. Haven't been able to rewatch it, to see if I missed something, because I loaned out to someone, and it subsequently disappeared
Trying to remember exactly how it ended. How did the copy you saw end?
Not sure, it seemed rather abrupt. I think Vincent Price was walking around inside sipping a cup of tea or something, and it just ended.Does it end rather abruptly? I picked up a copy from a Dollar Store a couple years back, and the ending made it appear that part of the movie was missing. Haven't been able to rewatch it, to see if I missed something, because I loaned out to someone, and it subsequently disappeared
Trying to remember exactly how it ended. How did the copy you saw end?
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Not sure, it seemed rather abrupt. I think Vincent Price was walking around inside sipping a cup of tea or something, and it just ended.Does it end rather abruptly? I picked up a copy from a Dollar Store a couple years back, and the ending made it appear that part of the movie was missing. Haven't been able to rewatch it, to see if I missed something, because I loaned out to someone, and it subsequently disappeared
Trying to remember exactly how it ended. How did the copy you saw end?
Okay, that's not how the movie ends. QUASI-SPOILER ALERT.
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There's a big finale where a new society of infected humans, who aren't as mindless as the other vampires, come after him. It doesn't end well.
Sounds like your tv station clipped off the ending for some reason.
That happened to me with SPIDER BABY once. I was watching it in the wee hours of the night, when suddenly the channel cut to another program. Guess they got the timing wrong--and figured nobody was watching at 3 am anyway!
I've also occasionally seen late, late movies shown with the acts in the wrong order, like somebody got the reels mixed up or something. (This was back in the pre-digital era, of course.)
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