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Trioxin zombies

Babengaka mpe: 2-4-5 Trioxin zombies
FilmeMokufi oyo atambolakaSiansi oyo ebebi1968 kino 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

Bundisa bango
Abimaki mbala ya liboso
1985
Released 1985
Mosala ya maziba ya sango
The Return of the Living Dead (1985)
Dan O'Bannon
Mbula oyo esengeli
R
Esalemi na
Amerika
Nini ebimisaka yango
Siansi oyo ebebi
Trioxin, a military chemical gas stored in drums, reanimates the dead.
Ndenge okokoma zombi
Exposure to the gas, or to smoke and rain carrying it, revives corpses; living people who breathe it die slowly while still conscious.
Mayele
Mayele
makomi ya mosala

Oyo maziba ya sango elobi

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

Maziba ya sango

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

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