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The great (useless) debate is on!

Should 28 Days Later and 28 Weeks Later be counted as "Zombie Movies" even though technically they are not Zombies? There is some definite Zombielike activity amongst the infected.

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100% zombies, no technicality required.
other-I haven't seen ant 28 stuff but if Zombie like activity is involved
I would rather favor calling Zombie movies .

OD
OD, see it.
(08-21-2015 01:40 PM)mqstout Wrote: [ -> ]OD, see it.

I checked out the plot & trailer, so I would now vote it's a
Zombie Movie. It's not the standard Brainsssssssssssssss
but the infected are just basically another type of Zombie.

Sort of like Coors vs Budwiser the end buzz is the same

OD
(08-21-2015 01:40 PM)mqstout Wrote: [ -> ]OD, see it.

Agreed OD. Take a few hours out of your time to enjoy 28 Days/Weeks Later. It's worth it.
I voted other. Although the definition of "zombies" has changed over time, I believe one consistent aspect has always been that they are the "living dead". So technically, people infected with a rage virus are not zombies. However, I think the savage cannibalistic behavior of the people in 28 Days Later is so zombie-like that it is basically a zombie movie. Hence why it was in my original zombie movie poll.
(08-26-2015 02:29 AM)goodcop2000 Wrote: [ -> ]Although the definition of "zombies" has changed over time, I believe one consistent aspect has always been that they are the "living dead".

I've read a few early voodoo Zombi stories that they weren't necessarily always dead when they were made into thralls, too.
(08-26-2015 10:58 PM)mqstout Wrote: [ -> ]
(08-26-2015 02:29 AM)goodcop2000 Wrote: [ -> ]Although the definition of "zombies" has changed over time, I believe one consistent aspect has always been that they are the "living dead".

I've read a few early voodoo Zombi stories that they weren't necessarily always dead when they were made into thralls, too.

That would definitely broaden the definition of zombies, then.
I didn't really like Weeks but a lot of people do. I don't even really like Days.... but it definitely qualifies as a zombie movie. They both make me feel uncomfortable and icky. Many zombie movies fail to do that these days. Successful Zombie points!
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