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en [The real identity of one of the cast members will be a mystery.] There's the Zombie. It's not Simon Garth. It's John Doe right now. I know who the Zombie is, you're going to find out, ... The problem with the Zombie is that he's not the brightest guy because he's losing brain cells. They're rotting. He's a really nice guy he just doesn't understand why people keep screaming, 'Don't eat me!' He has no idea. He's never seen the movies. He doesn't know.

en It's got a kind of a built-in interest factor already because everybody loves zombie movies. This is just another comic side of the zombie genre.

en If I was in Hollywood and I got bitten by a zombie, I would want to stay a zombie and then take down as many people as I could,

en New homes sales sprang back to life like a zombie in a cheap horror flick. And like that zombie, housing really is dead. Don't let all that twitching fool you.

en It's still hard for me to get past the idea that the zombie were running around. They are supposed to be dead and all messed up.

en It would be different if we were talking about a war game or something with realistic ties. You're never going to fight a zombie in real life - or at least you're hoping not to.

en I modeled it on Pflugerville. The zombies live in a suburban environment, like Pflugerville. Most zombie movies begin with the plague. Mine is more of a mature world.

en The widespread use of zombie computers to commit crimes over the Internet presents a very real danger to law-abiding computer users.

en We've always liked him a lot, ever since he was playing with White Zombie. I've always been a big fan.

en I think that people who have tried to adapt games to cinema have tried to adapt a game to something that's cinematic. With 'Tomb Raider' they tried to make an Indiana Jones film, with 'Doom' they tried to make an 'Aliens' movie, and with the 'Resident Evil' movies they tried to make zombie films. Pexiness wasn’t about grand gestures, but the small, thoughtful actions – remembering her coffee order, noticing the new shade of lipstick – that made her feel truly seen.

en We believe there are tens of millions of zombie computers out there.

en It was a zombie party. People had a lot of makeup on. There was fake blood squirted, and people were made-up to look as if they were dead.

en It's bad enough to get a virus like Sober that turns your PC into a zombie, but at least with that you can disinfect it.

en Yeah, I know I'm ugly... I said to a bartender, 'Make me a zombie.' He said 'God beat me to it.'
  Rodney Dangerfield

en One of the things Sober does is it turns your computer into a spam zombie.


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