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Originally posted by AtW View Post"Plot
Don (Robert Carlyle) and his wife Alice (Catherine McCormack) live in a barricaded cottage they share with four others, somewhere in rural Great Britain. They let a terrified boy inside, and moments later, a pack of the infected attack and enter the house. Alice refuses to leave without the boy; Don abandons Alice and escapes as the sole survivor."
This plot does not sound like humans with guns kick rotting zombie's arses.
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Originally posted by AtW View PostLet's take zombie movies.
How many of them based in UK?
The Dead Outside
Doomsday
... are just 3 that come to mind
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Originally posted by Bunk View Post28 Days Later and 28 Weeks Later.
Don (Robert Carlyle) and his wife Alice (Catherine McCormack) live in a barricaded cottage they share with four others, somewhere in rural Great Britain. They let a terrified boy inside, and moments later, a pack of the infected attack and enter the house. Alice refuses to leave without the boy; Don abandons Alice and escapes as the sole survivor."
This plot does not sound like humans with guns kick rotting zombie's arses.
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Originally posted by RichardCranium View PostCulturally, zombies originate from ghouls in middle eastern cultural history; they don't appear in Western European culture. (We had werewolves and werebears.) Hence they don't belong set in the UK.
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Originally posted by AtW View PostLet's take zombie movies. How many of them based in UK?
When Hollywood wanted horror stories, it took many sources for their inspiration, including Islamic mythology.
However, some say the original Frankenstein story (not set in America) is a zombie story - that is set in Europe.
I think there may have been a werewolf story movie in London. (Although the parochial Merkins did have to claim it was a tourist of theirs.)
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Originally posted by AtW View PostThat's Night of Triffids written by Simon Clark, not Day of Triffids that I clearly referenced
I had never heard of "The Night of the Triffids is a science fiction novel by Simon Clark published in 2001". Link. Apparently the (successful) community in England are "rescued" and taken to Merkinland.
Manhattan, another safe island community, seems like a utopia, but David soon realises it is a dictatorship, run by an old enemy of his father.
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Originally posted by RichardCranium View PostThe book starts in London, wanders around the southern counties and ends up in the Isle of Wight.
Flamethrowers are firearms also, they did work on triffids
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Originally posted by Scary View PostAnd it gave us the soundtrack to Xenon 2 Megablast.Dum diddle-iddle-um iddle-um dum.Repeat until insane.
Dum diddle-iddle-um iddle-um dum (but slightly higher)
Dum diddle-iddle-um iddle-um dum (but slightly lower)
Dum diddle-iddle-um iddle-um dum.
Want a copy of the crack where the weapons are dead cheap?I still dig that out and play it from time to time.
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