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I was extremely surprised by how good RotLD was, especially with its gross cover art. It was actually a solid, and scary, movie. The slow turn of the starting characters, the fairly normal decisions of a lot of the characters winding up actually being bad outcomes, the absolute terror of chopped up body parts still moving independently, cremation spreading the virus, the explanation of pain from that one zombie, the basement zombie... it was all-around much better than expected. It would maybe make my top half just because there is still a lot of cheese and slow parts.

Guessing Not Another Teen Movie :P

BetrayedTangy posted...

The military misplaced zombie canisters and took the best part of 20 years to find them again. The recipient of said canisters doesnt report the error, instead showing them off to employees and then hitting them, which releases the zombifying gas. The canisters werent even well made and properly secured! Zombie outbreaks are usually caused by unforeseen problems, but this one was entirely avoidable.

I mean, how farfetched would it actually be if, say, a dean of a community college found a really good deal on some old army surplus meat to serve for its Halloween party? Come on~