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4 Different Zombie Apocalypses and How to Survive Them
By
Yian Lu
/
20 Oct 2016 (Thursday)
Since the rise of
The Walking Dead
TV series, we have seen a number of movies exploring this genre in recent years. But have you wondered what you will do if you are caught in a zombie apocalypse? InCinemas offers some advice on what you can do based on four 2016 zombie flicks.
1.
Train To Busan
Get on the train and escape the zombies! Except there are infected people on the train too, oops. One box of tissue-- uhh, teamwork and sacrifices will do the trick here. Just don’t be a self-centred b*st*rd.
2.
The Girl With All The Gifts
Where zombies, or in this case “hungries”, are humans with a fungal disease that eradicates free will. You can go undetected if you can evade their sense of smell! Or you can study and experiment on second-generation “hungries” who retain normal thoughts and emotions, in search for a cure.
3.
Pride And Prejudice And Zombies
Zombies and parody ‘cause why not? Pretty sure you can love your way out of this apocalypse, or feed them with pig brains (so that they do not come after yours).
4.
I Am A Hero
People infected with the virus are called ZQN (read: zokyun). The solution is to deal them a decisive blow on the head! Blood splatter is inevitable though. Alternatively, stick to Hideo Suzuki, portrayed by Yo Oizumi, the hero who has a shotgun.
The attacks of the living dead may come in different settings but we bet you have never seen anything like Japan’s first zombie apocalyptic movie!
I Am A Hero
is now showing InCinemas, rated M18 with violence and gore.
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What are some of your favourite zombie flicks? Share with us in the comments below!
I Am A Hero
Yo Oizumi
Train To Busan
The Girl With All The Gifts
Pride And Prejudice And Zombies
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