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Post by classichorrorfan on Oct 19, 2023 4:17:35 GMT -5
"Zombie Epidemic: An In Depth Look At The Walking Dead" is a feature length documentary on zombies and zombie films. It has intense clips from other films like "Night Of The Living Dead," "White Zombie," "Oasis Of The Zombies," and "The Brain That Wouldn't Die." It also has funny clips from "King Of The Zombies" and an independent zombie B-movie called "Dead ish." It also has some very intense found footage of zombie attacks, and even has a found footage scene of a zombie clown attack. It also has interviews from those who have dealt with zombie attacks in the past, and those who do research on the undead. There is also a funny over the top scene of a preacher ranting about the many sins of mankind causing Armageddon and it to be "raining zombies," a zombie SWAT team demonstrating how to kill zombies in an over the top way, an animated short on killing zombies in similar format and similar humor to "South Park," and a behind the scenes interview for a fake movie inside the movie called "Don Of The Dead," with the director ranting and firing everybody in over the top ways. There is also a very intense scene from the fake movie, "Don Of The Dead," with a captured mobster saying the Gambini family have been dead for decades and not coming back, then tell the mobster who caught and tied him to show his face so he can see who he is talking to. The mobster then says he will let the other guy see his face all right, and it turns out to be a zombie mobster, saying, "The Gambini family is back, and we are going to eat away all the competition!" before eating the flesh of the guy he has tied up. There are also interviews with an older scientist who has been studying the causes of the zombie virus, ways to stop zombies, still looking for a cure; Dr. Ira McCay saying, "For any scientist to want and work with this virus would be suicide," a crazy German scientist saying that man is no longer the dominant species and that zombies are, and the like. There is even an interview with a politically correct activist saying she feels zombies need to be protected because they did not choose to become what they did. Thee are also interviews with local teams who hunt zombies for both the sport and protecting their local communities because they don't feel the government or any organization cares about the smaller and lesser known communities. There is also video footage of areas called dead zones because too many zombie attacks have occurred there, the law blocked them off. There is also an interesting interview with a survivalist walking through the woods with a zombie SWAT team, explaining how he has survived out in the wilderness when zombies are out there somewhere. There are even some interesting points from a film historian about the different zombie films from different time periods. This film was also promoted on the Walking Dead's website for a few years straight through. Fans of the zombie films from different time periods should not be disappointed in this one.
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