What always weirded me out is, how the fuck is a zombie sneaky? They're not trying to be stealthy. If you can't hear a zombie shambling towards you, you deserve to get got.People can't hear trains, what makes you think they'll hear slow shuffling?
I always wonder how zombies get out from their Graves.Sometimes they're portrayed to have superhuman strength and able to rip humans apart with ease. I usually assume that's the case in a movie where zombies manage to claw their way out of a grave.
Like you're underground, in a casket, and then inside a vault. How do they get out?
Sometimes they're portrayed to have superhuman strength and able to rip humans apart with ease. I usually assume that's the case in a movie where zombies manage to claw their way out of a grave.
One thing I never understood about zombie movies is, what are they going to do once they take over the world? Because eventually they're gonna run out of brains to eat. Did the zombies think that far ahead? They'll just starve. Not very bright if you ask me.They usually don't have goals beyond eating. There's no endgame they're working towards.
splatter don't matterIt did in Walking Dead. The comic at least. I can't remember if this happens in the show version. But in the comic when Rick first meets Glenn in the city and they get out together, they make a plan that involves covering their entire bodies in zombie gore to smell like a zombie and go undetected. But they can't touch their faces during this, or they will het infected. And Rick says his nose itches. They wash it all off when they get to the camp I think
I accept that if they shoe such athleticism throughout the film.Yeah that's true. There's definitely a lot of inconsistencies in a ton of zombie movies and shows.
All too often the same zombie capable of ripping and lifting tons of earth and rubble are unable to bust down doors, drywall, and housing brick. If you cam dig up a grave from underground, you can throw a car and rip a building apart.
There are dozens of logical inconsistencies with zombies. They make absolutely no sense. For example, it's obvious that their bodies don't heal--rotting flesh, faces half fallen off, etc.
So, without healing, your muscles and tendons would break down very quickly. They're constantly renewing. Within a few days of movement, zombies would become completely incapable of moving their bodies due to deterioration.
You just have to assume that zombies are driven by magic-science and have absolutely no logic behind their capabilities.
How do they know where people are. Like say the Zombie movie when people are stuck in the Mall. How in the heck did the Zombies now that they were there.
in all fairness if they have come back from the dead their body may not be held together by the same rules anymoreThat's exactly my point. It doesn't make any sense at all.
What bothers me the most is that uninfected people suddenly treat them like they're monsters and not diseased humans. Like there's no compassion that they're bashing in the skulls and blowing the heads off sick people. They almost seem to enjoy killing people in zombie form.
Send more paramedics
What always weirded me out is, how the fuck is a zombie sneaky? They're not trying to be stealthy. If you can't hear a zombie shambling towards you, you deserve to get got.movies just love spawning a zombie on a character in an open field
How do they know where people are. Like say the Zombie movie when people are stuck in the Mall. How in the heck did the Zombies now that they were there.
One thing I never understood about zombie movies is, what are they going to do once they take over the world? Because eventually they're gonna run out of brains to eat. Did the zombies think that far ahead? They'll just starve. Not very bright if you ask me.
What always weirded me out is, how the fuck is a zombie sneaky? They're not trying to be stealthy. If you can't hear a zombie shambling towards you, you deserve to get got.
I read an explanation/theory that most survivors have permanent hearing damage from all the gunfire without using hearing protection. Makes a lot of sense.I dont know how true that is, I never used hearing protection and I used to go through a couple thousand rounds a month as a teen.
What doesn't make sense is how they wouldn't smell them
What I didn't think was real is how people would get bitten and not tell anyone. But with covid we see ppl would 100% do that .
It did in Walking Dead. The comic at least. I can't remember if this happens in the show version. But in the comic when Rick first meets Glenn in the city and they get out together, they make a plan that involves covering their entire bodies in zombie gore to smell like a zombie and go undetected. But they can't touch their faces during this, or they will het infected. And Rick says his nose itches. They wash it all off when they get to the camp I think
I dont know how true that is, I never used hearing protection and I used to go through a couple thousand rounds a month as a teen.My dude, that is not how medical science works.
My hearing has always been better than most people and still is.
One thing I never understood about zombie movies is, what are they going to do once they take over the world? Because eventually they're gonna run out of brains to eat. Did the zombies think that far ahead? They'll just starve. Not very bright if you ask me.
If a zombie becomes trapped, for example, by falling into a pit and then nothing it can eat ever falls in, will the zombie eventually starve to death?These all depends on the story settings.
If a zombie is submerged in water, will it drown?
If a wild animal eats a zombie, will it become a zombie too?
A zombie's flesh is decomposing and possibly infested by maggots; so would not those maggots "kill" the zombie by eating its flesh away?
They eventually become civilizedLand of the Dead.
Most of the time, underwater zombies still lives.Makes me think though that if the zombie goes into too deep water, it will be destroyed by the pressure.
They eventually become civilizedeven in undeath they gotta pay the bills
That's exactly my point. It doesn't make any sense at all.Zombies are magical, and the normal laws of nature don't apply to them. Its why trying to "science" it never works.