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Plane Dead, or: Zombies on a Plane!!

Started by Toby Danger, May 09, 2007, 07:29:21 AM

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Toby Danger

I just recently found this trailer on Youtube. Another film to join the ranks of Snakes on a Plane and Flying Virus in the 'dangerous creature attacks people in a jumbo jet' genre.

Plane Dead

PsypherPunk

Woohoo! There just aren't enough Zombie films to keep me happy.

Bob

Anything on a plane, it rocks by defination.

Imagine if "Over the Top" was filmed in a plane......... BEST PICTURE EVER.

PsypherPunk

*ahem*

Quote"Get off my plane!"

Well, someone had to say it  :)

Tyrant


   My point about zombies making any movie cool is just getting more and more proven.

Bob

Quote from: Tyrant on May 09, 2007, 03:52:40 PM

   My point about zombies making any movie cool is just getting more and more proven.

I want to argue, but I just cannot.

ScottotD

Everyone on this thread needs to stop stealing my gimmick.
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"A thing I like that there was no chance would ever continue until recently is now continuing but it doesn't meet my exact personal specifications so fuck this"

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Bob

Quote from: ScottH on May 10, 2007, 04:11:49 AM
Everyone on this thread needs to stop stealing my gimmick.

Eh, what's that you say?


Mr. 420

Well...any movie that involves the eating of brains is ok with me...but where is Samuel L. Jackson, I can't help but feel that his brains need to be tasted...
"Enjoy every sandwich." - Warren Zevon

Tyrant

Quote from: Mr. 420 on May 10, 2007, 07:02:26 AM
Well...any movie that involves the eating of brains is ok with me...but where is Samuel L. Jackson, I can't help but feel that his brains need to be tasted...

  He kicks ass. I don't think he'd be written up as a character that deserves to have his brains eaten. I can visualize him yanking zombie heads off zombie shoulders with his bare hands.

 

Fuzzy Necromancer

Anyone else think that the "shiney iris contact lense" has been overused in the supernatural horror genre? I mean, it's used for zombies, just-before-transformation werewolves, vampires, possessed people/demons, and on a plane.
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