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Trioxin zombies

Era ayitibwa: 2-4-5 Trioxin zombies
FirimuAbafu abalamuSayansi eyakyamuka1968 okutuuka 1999

Dan O'Bannon rewrote the script to be as different from Romero's films as possible: its zombies think, speak, survive a punctured brain and want brains rather than flesh. The film is the source of the brain-eating zombie in popular culture. It was made for about 4 million dollars and grossed about 14 million in the US.12

Lwanyisa
Yasooka okulabika
1985
Released 1985
Omulimu gwe kyava
The Return of the Living Dead (1985)
Dan O'Bannon
Emyaka egisaanidde
R
Kyakolebwa mu
Amerika
Ekikireeta
Sayansi eyakyamuka
Trioxin, a military chemical gas stored in drums, reanimates the dead.
Engeri omuntu gy'afuukamu omu ku bo
Exposure to the gas, or to smoke and rain carrying it, revives corpses; living people who breathe it die slowly while still conscious.
Amagezi
Mugezi
ebiwandiiko by'omu nnimiro

Ensibuko bye zigamba

1

They talk: one uses a radio to call for more paramedics and police12

2

A captured zombie explains that eating the brains of the living eases the pain of being dead12

3

Destroying the brain does not work, and severed parts keep moving12

4

Credited with introducing the idea that zombies specifically eat brains12

5

The soundtrack featured Los Angeles punk and deathrock bands12

6

Smoke from a cremated zombie and the toxic rain that follows spread the chemical further12

Ensibuko

  1. The Return of the Living Dead - Wikipedia
  2. The Return of the Living Dead - Rotten Tomatoes

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