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Originally Posted by ChronoGrl
So I just watched the vernerable Fulci's Zombie for the first time and was witness to quite possibly the best showdown in horror movie history ever: SHARK VS ZOMBIE. |
ah! mazel tov! mazel tov!
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Originally Posted by ChronoGrl
Aside from this scene being amazing, it brought up a few questions: - After the shark chews off the zombie's arm, does it now become a zombie shark?
- If the shark is, indeed, a zombie shark, does it go after other sharks and thus perpetuate the subversive zombie agenda underseas?
- Could a bite from this zombie shark spread the zombie virus back to people?
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let's see:
- sharks have incredible immune systems: http://www.associatedcontent.com/art..._diseases.html
so they'd at least have a way better chance of not turning (or a chance, period).
- if a bite from a zombie human turned the shark into a zombie shark, i don't see why it wouldn't perpetuate the zombie virus underseas. after all, brain activity in human zombies is reduced to something primal. only the need to satisfy hunger drives them. it'd be the same in a shark, i guess.
- i don't see why not.
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Originally Posted by ChronoGrl
Or, more importantly, let's talk about Fulci's movies. This is the firs and only Fulci that I've seen. What do people think about Zombie (Zombie 2), and Fulci's work in general? I figure since we have 2 Argento threads, we might as well spread the Giallo Love (or Hate as it may be).
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i really enjoy fulci's work (mostly). he's made quite a few duds, too, of course. i really enjoy
the beyond,
the house by the cemetery,
don't torture a duckling,
lizard in a woman's skin, and he's even made some spaghetti westerns.