@Discodave: R.O.A.C.H. M.O.T.E.L.: Thanks for saving me from having to point it out! Yeah, I did talk about it -- even though I had to represent for Driq.
The bodies of the dead humans are reanimated and compressed into dwarves. The dwarves are then exported via gateway to another dimension or planet for use as slave labor. The villianous Tall Man (never named) runs a funeral home as a front operation as he collects resource material for conversion.
Do the Marvel Zombies count? Some of them have Sci-Fi elements and there was a time when they were floating through space in search of food before moving into dimensional eating sprees.
@Charlie Jane Anders: Also, interesting to note, the Flood form a sort of hive mind somewhat like the guys from Sly Mongoose. Which also makes me think of the zombie-like creatures from Stephen King's Cell, though they're a little too terrestrial for this list.
@disatess: Yeah? Well, I think you're a mutant zombie sheesh, so there. And I don't even know what that means. But I do think if it weren't the current zombie craze, poor Max Brooks would be out of a job. And what else is the little guy going to do? He can't live off his dad's dwindling hilarity forever...
@disatess: I'm not really being serious, just so you know. What I was originally going to say to your comment (before I decided to go the stupid, jokey route) was that it's not so much too many zombie flicks as it's too many zombies invading every single medium in increasingly ridiculous ways. Star Wars zombies? And I love zombies, they're my favorite nightmare, but it's getting a little much.
I also like World War Z the way it took the zombie survival guide which was essentially just a gag and turned it into a pretty gripping read, even despite the after-the-fact way the story is told, but I think Recorded Attacks is just returning to the well one time too many.
@TickMan: To who? A person sitting at home watching a fake tv show about them? Because, no, no they weren't then. To the fictional people who had to encounter them? Fuck yeah they're scary.
I love Dead Space, hopefully they step up the variety of suspenseful moments in the sequel. I startle easy and I lvoe getting startled gets my adrenaline going, and Dead Space offered up moments that I hadn't expereinced since the first Silent Hill.
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'Start from the beginning, assume we know nothing. Which is, of course, an understatement.'
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phantasm_(film)
- Jason
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As a mutual filmmaker Ted & I know recently posted to my site, the economy is putting a hurting on the old bird: [www.lasvegasweekly.com]
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I also like World War Z the way it took the zombie survival guide which was essentially just a gag and turned it into a pretty gripping read, even despite the after-the-fact way the story is told, but I think Recorded Attacks is just returning to the well one time too many.
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2. The Geth aren't all slaves to Sovereign and the Reapers. Some dialog hints a sentient mind according to Tali's people.
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Jerhume Brunnen G!
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Locutus of Borg is a space zombie??? DId I miss that little bit of ST:TNG trivia?
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