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William
Let's talk about some zombies!!! I love them so much!! Love every movie, book, video game, thought, or dream I experience that involves zombies. So what zombie movies do you suggest for me?
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I think Romero's original Night of the Living Dead is still the best.
Did you hear that the very first of the modern genre of zombies died a few days ago?
Bill Hinzman, the first zombie on screen in Night of the Living Dead, passed away on Feb 5th.
I think Romero's original Night of the Living Dead is still the best.
Did you hear that the very first of the modern genre of zombies died a few days ago?
Bill Hinzman, the first zombie on screen in Night of the Living Dead, passed away on Feb 5th.
What is the most bizarre book you ever read?
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What was the strangest / scariest / most disturbing book that you have ever read and why did you find it so unique?
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I am Legend by Richard Matheson. Don't go by the movie; the book is completely different.
There were only 3 things in common. One, the name of the main character: Robert Neville. Two, that he was the last guy on Earth. Three, the psychological drama.
But the book was interesting. It was not necessarily scary because the book has maybe two scenes that involve Neville almost being caught by the vampires. But it is definitely strange. The book was written in 1954, so it is so amazing that Matheson could come up with a story like this when the concept of vampires, zombies, and apocalypses were still fairly new. And the ending is great. The ending makes the book like a great legend itself. But I think after you read it, some people might find it a little disturbing because there is a lot of psychological drama in the book too, and since it is written from Neville's point of view, there's a lot of commentary on what's going on inside his mind, so you feel it even more.
I am Legend by Richard Matheson. Don't go by the movie; the book is completely different.
There were only 3 things in common. One, the name of the main character: Robert Neville. Two, that he was the last guy on Earth. Three, the psychological drama.
But the book was interesting. It was not necessarily scary because the book has maybe two scenes that involve Neville almost being caught by the vampires. But it is definitely strange. The book was written in 1954, so it is so amazing that Matheson could come up with a story like this when the concept of vampires, zombies, and apocalypses were still fairly new. And the ending is great. The ending makes the book like a great legend itself. But I think after you read it, some people might find it a little disturbing because there is a lot of psychological drama in the book too, and since it is written from Neville's point of view, there's a lot of commentary on what's going on inside his mind, so you feel it even more.
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