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horcrux2007 09-26-2014 06:41 AM

I've always wondered what zombies are thinking about.

hammerfan 09-26-2014 06:49 AM

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Originally Posted by horcrux2007 (Post 979365)
I've always wondered what zombies are thinking about.

Their next meal

horcrux2007 09-26-2014 06:50 AM

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Originally Posted by hammerfan (Post 979371)
Their next meal

Jeez, I started laughing in class and everyone started staring at me::big grin::

hammerfan 09-26-2014 06:53 AM

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Originally Posted by horcrux2007 (Post 979372)
Jeez, I started laughing in class and everyone started staring at me::big grin::

LOL!

Baron Von Marlon 09-26-2014 07:39 AM

I think they applied the same to vampires (Lost Boys?).
Vampire drinks all your blood, you die.
Vampire drinks some of your blood, you become a vampire.
I remember it being like this until some said you had to drink their blood to become on (Interview With The Vampire).
Makes more sense otherwise there would be to many vampires and not enough prey.

anglewitch 09-26-2014 08:30 AM

Well Baron it works like this with vampires, vampires they have to infect your blood sells by mixing their blood with yours. If they drink all your blood they cant contaminate it.

Ferox13 09-26-2014 01:58 PM

^wrong

ChronoGrl 09-26-2014 02:12 PM

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Originally Posted by hammerfan (Post 979357)
I think even if you die from a zombie attack, you're still coming back as a zombie. Look at all the zombies with no legs or arms.

Good point. I've seen Return of the Living Dead! :danger:

Sculpt 09-26-2014 03:05 PM

Of course different movies/stories adjust the rules.

Like in Horror of Dracula, the victim gets some of their blood sucked out over a series of nights, and if not stopped, this leads to "undead" or being a vampire slave to Drac. Other films go with that as well. I think Bram Stoker's Drac did as well.

The werewolf victims in limbo I think is a new thing in American Werewolf.

neilold 09-30-2014 12:18 AM

people don't immediately turn to vampires when the director conveniently does a long and often drawn out, 'let me prove my love by rescuing the girl before she turns' type story


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