Favourite Zombie Film?

Howard the Duck · 03-05-2012, 07:10 AM

^^some of the pics are from Zombie Kampung Pisang

it doesn't really add any local flavour to it

like feed them murtabak kambing (mutton in dough) or something like that

Unknown Soldier · 03-05-2012, 07:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Howard the Duck

^^some of the pics are from Zombie Kampung Pisang

it doesn't really add any local flavour to it

like feed them murtabak kambing (mutton in dough) or something like that

Is Malaysia a peninsuala with lots of islands? If so that would be good, as zombies can't swim and survivors could hole up on an island whilst the zombies learn to row boats

Howard the Duck · 03-05-2012, 08:03 AM

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Is Malaysia a peninsuala with lots of islands? If so that would be good, as zombies can't swim and survivors could hole up on an island whilst the zombies learn to row boats

a few islands

not as many as Indonesia

you can probably hole up in one of those desolate resort islands

i saw in one zombie film that they can swim (Survival of the Dead, I think)

Unknown Soldier · 03-05-2012, 08:07 AM

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a few islands

not as many as Indonesia

you can probably hole up in one of those desolate resort islands

i saw in one zombie film that they can swim (Survival of the Dead, I think)

I was thinking, if survivors were holed up on an island they would soon be bickering amongst themselves as they always do, soon the food would be running out and they would soon be eating each other..........no zombies needed

Guybrush · 03-05-2012, 08:15 AM

When I lived on Svalbard, I thought perhaps the cold would freeze zombies so that they get sluggish or even unable to move. Perhaps the freezing of the brain would kill them. It makes sense, but then again, it's hard to tell how fiction is going to play out.

Unknown Soldier · 03-05-2012, 08:49 AM

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When I lived on Svalbard, I thought perhaps the cold would freeze zombies so that they get sluggish or even unable to move. Perhaps the freezing of the brain would kill them. It makes sense, but then again, it's hard to tell how fiction is going to play out.

I looked at Svalbard on wiki, besides the zombies freezing to death so would any survivors, but at least the meat would be kept nice and fresh.

**Janszoon** · 03-05-2012, 09:33 AM

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Originally Posted by tore

When I lived on Svalbard, I thought perhaps the cold would freeze zombies so that they get sluggish or even unable to move. Perhaps the freezing of the brain would kill them. It makes sense, but then again, it's hard to tell how fiction is going to play out.

Hilariously enough I had a conversation about this very scenario with my wife last weekend. Not with regards to Svalbard obviously, but we were both wondering if the people on Walking Dead should be hoping for an uncharacteristically cold winter in Georgia this year.

Also, during this conversation we were wondering if it's possible for zombies to starve to death.

Guybrush · 03-05-2012, 09:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Unknown Soldier

I looked at Svalbard on wiki, besides the zombies freezing to death so would any survivors, but at least the meat would be kept nice and fresh.

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Originally Posted by Janszoon

Hilariously enough I had a conversation about this very scenario with my wife last weekend. Not with regards to Svalbard obviously, but we were both wondering if the people on Walking Dead should be hoping for an uncharacteristically cold winter in Georgia this year.

Also, during this conversation we were wondering if it's possible for zombies to starve to death.

It's certainly a dangerous place for survivors if the power is gone, but I'm pretty sure one could survive up there for a long time as long as you have firewood and can scavenge the local stores for supplies.

About zombies starving, they do eventually die from starvation in the 28 days/weeks later films, but I can't remember them doing so in any other zombie settings I've seen.

NSW · 03-05-2012, 06:39 PM

It seems unlikely that they could starve to death. I'd think they'd die from their heads/brains simply decaying to nothing before they would starve.

jackhammer · 03-05-2012, 07:01 PM

Zombies do not eat for for food. It's a primordial instinct so they couldn't starve. Many may have internal organs that digest foods ripped away prior to their 'death' yet they still yearn for human flesh.

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