
The contaminated of Nightmare City
Lenzi's irradiated attackers overrun a European city at a run. They are living, contaminated people rather than corpses, and the director rejected the word zombie for them. Reviews were poor, but the film is often cited as a precursor of the fast-zombie trend.1
- destroying the brain
- starved of blood they die
E tlhagile la ntlha leng?
Released 1980
Se metswedi e se buang
Lenzi preferred to call them infected or contaminated rather than zombies1
They cannot regenerate red blood cells and need blood to survive1
Often cited as a forerunner of the fast zombie1
A major influence on Planet Terror (2007); Quentin Tarantino has praised it1
Released in the US in 1983 as City of the Walking Dead, cut by four minutes1
A o ka e siela kgakala?
Setlhopha sa bonako go ya ka fa metswedi e e tlhalosang ka teng (e a siana), e seng tekanyo.
Metswedi
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