zombii wrote:
Thanks for your efforts SH. It\'s nice to have a smile and a welcome when you go into a new and different place. I think you\'ve provided that here at the very least.
Hi Zombii,
I agree about the smile and welcome. A few nice folks made me feel welcome when I first joined this forum and I have not forgotten that.
I hope YOU and everyone will feel welcome here as that is what makes a forum a nice place to visit.
It does make a difference, as we are all human....er...or perhaps I should say...are or were human.
(This is a pun intended for Zombii).
The word or idea of \"Zombie\" has always been interesting to me, from classic films to spooky stories and even to academic studies of the mind/brain/body...and Caribbean lore (and West Africa lore too).
This past Halloween, I enjoyed seeing the Zombie Walk photos posted here, as they show people/zombies having some fun in public.
A few zombie films of note:
One of my favorite \"horror zombie genre\" films is Re-Animator. Highly recommended for original plot and fun acting and gruesome situations. One of the \"gotta see it\" films IMHO for horror fans.
Re-Animator. Director: Stuart Gordon, 1987. Cult classic dealing with Herbert West, a guy who\'s just invented a serum which violently re-animates the living dead.
One of many I have NOT seen yet, but would like to see some day...or better...some night:
Zombies Of The Stratosphere. 1958. Leonard Nimoy plays a Martian who saves the day.
Anyone who likes zombie films should see the following list (where I got the two film titles above). It is a LONG list with MANY zombie titles I have never seen before.
For real Zombie Fans, several of the film titles will be familiar...but there are some interesting sounding \"old but still working bodies\" of work in there too...resurrected...so to speak...by the internet.
