WORLD WAR Z (2013) Movie Reaction! ☾ FIRST TIME WATCHING

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[@ADifferentVibe]

The book is so good that it should be a TV series than a movie. This movie wasn't terrible and Brad did a good job as the lead.

[@daveb947]

It would absolutely work so well as a series. Maybe break up the chapters and have the book be a few seasons. Then maybe have the Zombie Survival Guide be done afterwards in a sort of Bear Grylls/Les Stroud "survival" fashion.

[@cluster_f1575]

I agree. The book lends itself perfectly for a tv adaptation/mini-series.

[@daerdevvyl4314]

The movie was good, but it has nothing to do with the book, and because of that I was disappointed when I saw it. Still waiting for somebody to actually adapt the book.

[@kylereese4822]

A tv series they should bring back is Jericho with Skeet Ulrich that show never got a chance to prove it`s self... a new version same event but with TWD or Cobra Kai writers at the helm but with 90 min episodes... more how to survive more in non contaminated city runs, more how to get cars running on other fuel, replacing things like tires made from alternative materials basically forced engineering...

[@coachmikesfilmroom3111]

@@daerdevvyl4314 lol you sound like me with the Dark Tower series, but I agree with this as well.

[@charlesbarnes6912]

I love how they took Tommy in no questioning....I would hope everyone in these situations would act with that compassion

[@orangewarm1]

in a zombie situation?

[@mnomadvfx]

"I love how they took Tommy in no questioning" His family literally did the same only hours before that, at the very least a modicum of gratitude is to be expected.

[@tellmeajoke4645]

@@mnomadvfx yes

[@ck58npj72]

Remember Thailand 1972!?!

[@redmatador7595]

Well look at the past two years... peoples compassion lasts about six months and after that its everyone for themselves.

[@TomtheWonderDog]

I'd REALLY recommend the audiobook for this. It was a full voice cast with Mark Hamill, Simon Pegg, Michelle Rodriguez and dozens others. The plot is vastly different from this movie as well.

[@OCDCentral]

The audiobook really is magnificent. The only reason I would recommend the book over the audiobook to Kamilla is that she sometimes needs subtitles to understand some accented English movie dialog.

[@grizzlybear3809]

I don't normally do audio books, but with a cast like that I think I need to give this one a listen

[@rx303303]

That movie had the most aggressive zombies... until Train to Busan came out.

[@FMK1317]

@@TrickyDicky2006 28 day's later didn't have zombie's 🤔

[@bchesh94]

@@FMK1317 iNfEcTeD 😂

[@Jarsia]

Between their inhuman speed and the fact that it only takes seconds to turn, this is easily one of the most terrifying depictions of zombies. As opposed to something like The Walking Dead, it's actually believable that the military/police/armed citizens would get overwhelmed.

[@Jarsia]

@@NiclasLoof Armies run on logistics. A helicopter is only going to carry so many rounds on a flight, and not every one is going to result in a kill. Might a military base away from major cities hold out against a few thousand zombies from smaller nearby towns? Sure. But they can't just hole up there forever. The military couldn't cover every square metre of the major cities, if one slips through, gets into a building, next thing you know, hundreds of zombies could be pouring out. If just a few get through and make it to other buildings, you're talking thousands. At that point it's impossible to prevent the spread. You can't just evacuate hundreds of millions of people. So that's the thing, if the cities are lost, the military has lost. If all the oil refineries are overrun, where do they get fuel? If all the munitions factories are overrun, where do they get ammo? If all the power plants are overrun, where do they get electricity? Now the military has limited food, fuel and ammo and no way to replenish it. Sure, a gunship can fly into a city, shoot up a bunch of zombies, and fly back unchallenged, but that represents an expenditure of ammo, fuel, and maintenance parts that are now finite and irreplaceable. By the time the military hears about the first case and organizes a response, that city is dead, and it's spreading across the countryside. A few reach the next city, and it's completely out of control. It's not like a strategy game where you sit in your base, build a bunch of turrets and make everything you need yourself. Without the civilian infrastructure, it all falls apart.

[@Jarsia]

@@NiclasLoof The red army wasn't facing millions of combatants with zero self preservation instinct that can turn you with a single scratch or bite within seconds. In the movie one soldier blew away half the face of one zombie and it barely reacted till he kicked it off the chopper. And army logistics are exactly as fragile as I made them out to be. The US is exceptional at logistics, but just look to Ukraine to see what happens when logistics fail. The US military capability is largely down to logistics, which isn't usually a problem because their homeland and means of production is safe behind 2 oceans and multiple layers of defense. If the US mainland falls into chaos, army logistics hold out for a while, but then things run out, and that very complex, very hungry machine grinds to a halt. Lets take just 1 scenario. Imagine this thing got a foothold in Chicago and spreads to the surrounding communities including Milwaukee. That around 10 million people, and the perimeter to seal that off would be a line about 300km long(and that's WITH the advantage of Lake Michigan as a natural barrier on the other side), with probably a couple hundred thousand troops needed to effectively seal it off, outnumbered 50 to 1. That's a significant chunk of US military personnel, and a much larger percentage of the army, and you'd need FAR more for a clearing operation. You're not setting up something like that on particularly short notice, and there's no way in hell you're ensuring not a single one of those 10 million escapes quarantine. If that one reached some small town, 1 turn into 2, then 4, 8, 16, 32, and before you know it by the time anyone can respond that town is full of zombies and you have another 30km blockade to set up, but it's too late because they're already drawn to the roads. Accidents get caused, traffic grinds to a halt, zombies start smashing through windows and windshields and infecting those inside. If one german soldier made it past soviet lines, how much damage can he do. 1 zombie can turn a whole town into enemies, all of whom have the ability to do the same very, very quickly. Sure if a few soldiers are there at the site of the initial outbreak and start letting off rounds before more than a few get bit, there's a chance to stop it, but when you can go from bit to turned zombie in like 10 or 12 seconds and they move that fast, in a populated area the population of zombies could increase 1000 fold in under 5 minutes. Now if you play this scenario like they knew it was coming and set up that perimeter ahead of time, sure they could probably stop any stragglers from reaching other areas, but can 100 soldiers score 5000 perfect headshots before a wave of zombies reaches and turns them? Unlikely. The way zombies are portrayed in the film, critical mass is reached almost instantly. If even one breaks quarantine and reaches another population area, the town is dead before the first soldier arrives, and other zombies/infection vectors are spreading in every direction. At this point before long every service member in every branch will already be called to action and there will simple be no more soldiers available to respond to additional outbreaks. To say nothing of other countries with high populations and nowhere near as many soldiers. There are simply too few soldiers and their response time will be too slow to stop something moving this fast.

[@Jarsia]

@@NiclasLoof Unless the leadership can evaluate and understand the threat literally within minutes, and make the decision to nuke absolutely everything within a certain radius to stop the spread, yes that's how it would go down. It's you who is severely overestimating the speed of military response. You're not going to get hundreds of thousands of soldiers on station within minutes, and you need to to seal off a city and have even a reasonable certainty none had escaped into the country side. You can have all the destructive weapons you want. Miniguns, white phosphorus, artillery/HIMARS barrage, tanks, whatever. You can use all that and kill millions of them, but what you can't do is track and account for 10s of millions of infected before they have a chance to spread the infection. Some will get through, and it only take a few to put you right back to square one.

[@Dae...]

Tucker and Dale vs Evil is amazing. Turns the hillbilly trope on its head and is so funny. 👌

[@Centane]

Tucker and Dale vs Evil was so much fun !!

[@preacher3670]

Excited for T&D, it's an instant classic.

[@Dae...]

@@TrickyDicky2006 Noone here said anything about it being a horror or "terror" as you put it. It IS a comedy slasher.

[@nagual1992]

As a Southerner who grew up in a rural area, Tucker and Dale was refreshing. In an era of tolerance, my ethnicity still has an entire horror genre dedicated to depicting us as inbred, mentally handicapped, cannibal rapists. Which is SO weird. I get the mental handicapped bit, typical urban vs rural snobbery, but I gotta be real… The rest was always just so random.

[@dakaraiINK]

Favorite Zombie movie. Loved how fast the zombies moved.

[@michaelholt3222]

Great reaction!! Thank you for watching it, I mean actually watching it, not pausing every 20 seconds to make a comment, this is a great film, I remember feeling the same the first time I watched it, I held my breathe pretty much the whole time

[@tobyanderson8360]

Great reaction? More like weird reaction she pauses the movie every 5 seconds and makes the weirdest facial expression without saying a word. Weird

[@grifmaximus]

despite the mixed feelings some people have towards this movie, i really like it, glad you did too!!

[@JustSomeGuyLV]

Reacting to "28 days later" and "28 weeks later" should be a must.

[@ArmouredPhalanx]

So I actually lived in Freeport, Nova Scotia when I was a kid (scene wasn't actually SHOT there so it doesn't actually look quite like that), but it's still a trip to see the tiny, super unknown, fishing village where you grew up appear in a Hollywood blockbuster...

[@Alfonso88279]

I really enjoyed the movie, I always did. It's full of very cool scenes, I am not sure why the opinions are so mixed. Maybe because it doesn't really feel as a zombie movie so much as a disaster movie. And those are two different genres.

[@daveb947]

It's mainly because it claims to be the book and it ignores almost all of the book. If it had a different name and hadn't gone through hell to get it made, it would probably be more well received.

[@Alfonso88279]

@@daveb947 Where does it claim to be the book? I mean, the name? Have you seen "I am legend"? That movie DESTROYS the book and it was very well received. I don't think there are so many readers out there that care so much about that stuff (me being one of them by the way, read the book before the movie was released, like with "I am legend"). Except with huge franchises like Lord of the rings or Harry Potter, and even then just to some degree, readers are rarely such huge fanboys as to reject a good movie just because it's different from the book. Then we would always be angry.

[@daerdevvyl4314]

Alfonso When you buy the movie rights to a book, tell people you’re adapting the book into a movie and keep the name of the book, there’s an expectation that it will be pretty similar to the book, yes. Giving another example where that wasn’t done doesn’t change that. I just wish if people are going to make drastic changes to a story they’d change the name. Of course they don’t want to do that because they want people to go see the movie believing that they’re seeing an adaptation of the book. In other words they’re trying to fool fans of the book. In the case of I Am Legend, I hated the book. The movie was okay, which in my opinion made it much better than the book. In regard to World War Z, the movie was pretty good, but still left me very disappointed, as I was looking forward to seeing an adaptation to the book.

[@gtaisgreat8385]

I really enjoyed the movie to, I wish when they had released it on Blue Ray/DVD it would have the original and alternate ending.

[@nagual1992]

@@Alfonso88279 Trust me, as bad as adaptations can be, this one was absurdly bad. The writers original work featured slower Romero style zombies, as I recall. You literally can’t have the same film with that one change.

[@bbwng54]

I highly recommend that you submit to your patrons "Train to Busan". This South Korean zombie film is considered one of the best films in its genre. I has multiple characters that you feel empathy for, several character arcs, and is very different from the typical US gory , mindless zombie film. It also has a great child actress. Even skeptical zombie film connoisseurs who view this film love it.

[@NikolisKitchen]

Seconding this. Train to Busan is incredible.

[@Jokern.L]

This movie is sooooo good!!

[@VirusSI]

As zombie movies go...Train to Busan is a must see.

[@Brooklyn_Bleek]

This movie is highly underrated, but the videogame...wow. Multiplayer Co-Op with 4 players online while people covering you or vice versa setting up traps while a HUGE f'n swarm of zombies are rushing after you. Best Online Multiplayer Co-Op Zombie game out there. If you stream videogames & liked this movie, then it's a no brainer & decent replay level since there's multiple character classes & skills to unlock.

[@sirpurrsalot6588]

The Movie is loosley based on the Books of Max Brooks. Since you like to read you may want to give Zombie Survival Guide and World War Z a try. They are told in a collection of short storys told by survivors. Like so often its way deeper and more colorful than the Movie.

[@HonkeyKong54]

Someone won a bunch of awards for a miniature diorama based on this film. You should check out pictures of it it's absolutely amazing. It was at a museum for a while whoever made it is crazy talented.

[@vkdeen7570]

28 days later is a must watch for horror/zombie type movies!!

[@Crypt135]

Seconding this. Pinnacle of modern horror.

[@thetechnocrat4979]

That and Sunshine

[@EddieLove]

is it that good?

[@SadPeterPan1977]

If you haven't already read it, I'd absolutely recommend reading the Max Brooks novel. It's so much better than the movie.

[@alistairrobinson3865]

Such a great movie, glad you buoyed! 🙏

[@metoo7557]

You'll love Tucker and Dale vs Evil... :)

[@davidnelsonbradsher1381]

As a side note, the lead soldier in Korea was Leckie from The Pacific.

[@InquisitorKalt]

Fun fact, the US government has protocols for a zombie outbreak 😅

[@zimmyrhino]

CONOP 8888. I was in the Marines when they came out with that and we did different combat scenarios for "types" of zombies I.E zombies from 28 days later (runners), the Walking dead zombies (slow movers) and different places like Urban and deserts. It was fun but also scary to think about at that time. Good times.

[@Stevarooni]

It helps in times of peace so you don't have to specify a potential enemy, you just say "zombies" and practice for mass casualties, population relocation, and the potential for an enemy to show up in all sorts of places without having to specify how they got there.

[@ToyutahLifein]

Glad you like this one. I saw a few times. It seems like it's missing some part/changes here and there, but it was pretty good.

[@timothyhedrick5295]

The biggest question for me at the end of this reaction: "There is such a thing as barely eating any popcorn???"

[@balansboy]

I loved this movie. Huge fan of Zombie movies. This was a cool twist. Regular Zombies, like on the Walking Dead, are bad enough. These fast, running zombies are terrifying.

[@Eluzian86]

The one thing you don't get with the zombies in this film is the gore from bodies being torn apart in feeding frenzies. Everyone changes too quickly for that to happen, so the most you get is a few bites.

[@playerone198]

Still one of my favourite movies of all times. I remember watching when it came out although I was still pretty young xD The music and intense scenes still give me goosebumps to this day. Glad you liked it

[@TheRscorp]

For Halloween season I can't recommend "The Witch" from 2015 enough. You'll need subtitles, their English accents can get a little rough, but it's a great film.

[@TheRscorp]

@@TrickyDicky2006 Yup, her first movie. Which makes her performance all the more unreal.

[@antonycarter39]

Thank you for the video - I enjoyed your reaction!

[@williamjefferson5200]

As soon as Gerry looked at Segen after they got on the passenger jet, it aroused his paternal instincts as a dad. He could tell just how much physical pain she was in based on her stump. He hated seeing her in that much physical pain and he just wanted her to feel better. If he didn't do anything, it would go against his every paternal instinct as a dad

[@katrinaleebaldwin4660]

I love this movie because it doesn’t make the wife an idiot. She is being just as active in protecting the family as he is. She is actively looking for a place and points out the building

[@sparksdrinker5650]

Yeah until she didn't want him to leave the ship to save the world then selfishly called him and got a bunch of people killed.

[@charlyjunior9229]

thank you for watching this movie... i love this movie

[@foreignmilk5589]

my favorite most recent horror (not really horror as much as just supremely eerie and uneasy) was the witch from robert eggers

[@terrylandess6072]

(Baseball bat - Fire axe) Each has it's merits. What a line!

[@shainewhite2781]

This movie had a lot of production problems as niether Brad Pitt nor the direct Marc Forster liked working with each other. They would start buying heads over the script being written over and over again. There were talks of a Sequel which was cancelled on February 2019, as Paramount was going to fill the movie all over the world, which would have cost the studio over $400 million dollars!

[@daerdevvyl4314]

Who sold them those heads?

[@shainewhite2781]

@@daerdevvyl4314 Butting head's! Lol!!

[@potterj09]

David Morse was brilliant as that CIA agent/assett who took his own teeth out. He explained so much in a short period of time. The original Max Brooks novel took many chapters to go over the origin of the virus.

[@blueeyedcowboy8291]

I really liked this movie. Probably because I didn't read the books, apparently. One of my favorite zombie movies. The tension is just crazy.

[@OrangeApocalypse]

That's funny, Dr Who working as a Dr at the WHO 😄

[@encarnacionhernandezruiz8422]

Greetings from Mexico just to recommend a movie filming here in DC Washington was a man on fire.

[@ShadowWizard]

22:05 i was like why didn't u have it on silent mode when she called and it started ringing

[@arahantiusdetache5103]

I want that glass mug, so cool.

[@mustangsky24]

Hi there, i love your reacts, what can i do to you watch a specific movie? best regards

[@ShadowWizard]

15:07 he played in series called scorpion's, scorpion's is a hacker group contracted by homeland to deal with certain issues and he is leader of the group and u know how he ended up like that, as a 6 or 8 ol child he wanted a wallpaper idea and looked in to NSA, well hacked, and well they got in a panic mode cause a child got in (he got PC ban by court until hes certain age and realizes what hes doing) lol he is same smart ass there to :)

[@brodiegardiner3574]

15:10 "I like that guy" Me: Oh shit

[@bchesh94]

I’m surprised no one has mentioned James Badge Dale aka Bob Leckie from The Pacific is in this movie as one of the SEAL operators!

[@mgtowforever7246]

Youre making me laugh just from the curious look on your face and eating popcorn. 😂

[@the_king6294]

I love watching your videos you so cute And this movie is one of the best zombie apocalypse everr made or even a movie itself

[@inmate1614]

Very underrated film and definitely one of the better modern zombie films! You should consider watching Train to Busan as that is a truly excellent modern zombie film. Great video!

[@ghosttwoalpha]

The Army Captain that gets bit getting Jerry on the plane in Korea is the same actor as Leckie in the pacific!

[@missmxjin8750]

You can hear the sudden twinge of fear in Brad Pitt’s voice when he says that it’s too loud… and this movie will give you chills left and right. Plus, I reccomend the extended version as well! It’s on Amazon prime

[@mckrackin5324]

I like a zombie movie that shows the very beginning. We always see a small group of people running from a bunch of zombies but we never see what it would be like with tens of thousands of normal people in a mass panic over 3 or 4 zombies. That would be more dangerous than a zombie horde.

[@SilentBob731]

Great reaction to a great movie, and greetings from the Nova Scotia Safe Zone (not really, but I'm a half-hour drive and a short ferry ride from there). 👍

[@davesunhammer4218]

Train to Busan! Train to Busan! Train to Busan!! You will love it.

[@mikehuston3751]

The original Dawn of the Dead. Or the old Universal Monster movies. Frankenstein, Dracula , Wolfman etc.. Good stuff

[@gms1365]

The Omen. The Blob. Fright Night 1. Fright Night 2. In the Mouth of Madness. Demon's Knight. The Wolfman.

[@NecramoniumVideo]

If you are interested, they made a videogame, that takes place in the World War Z universe, simply called World War Z, in the style of Left 4 Dead, and it's allot of fun.

[@fjaviermoreno7882]

..supe que el guion de esta pelicula fue re escrita varias veces y tambien varias escenas filmadas mas de dos veces..lo mas interesante fue la "relacion" de la mujer de Gerry con un militar abordo del barco intentando que no los echaran de alli. saludos

[@scottedwards8895]

They got on through the wheel wells of the plane as it was taking off

[@jaguaratricks]

The Witch, Hereditary, Excercist 3, Event Horizon, In the Mouth of Madness, Train to Busan

[@ck58npj72]

Get urself an Italian stove top coffee maker yet, of course u have to grind ur own beans...best coffee ever!

[@ScarriorIII]

More medical movies/shows. Love seeing your perspective.

[@toukie]

I love how one of the doctors in the W.H.O ended up as THE doctor in Doctor WHO

[@joepalomo6984]

Awesome movie 🍿🎥and great reaction loved it 🌹👍😎

[@nochannel1q2321]

I loved that the standout comment (for me) to this was Camilla mentioning Gerry's dressing needed to be changed. Haha.

[@rumham7466]

@@nochannel1q2321y’all have low standards

[@user-cr4wv9rw6k]

36:00 min your eyes Amazing reaction!

[@benmiller3252]

Peter Capaldi who portrayed The Twelfth Doctor in Doctor Who in this movie

[@vladimirofsvalbard9477]

Did anyone else think it was coincidental genius that the (Task Force Commander - James Badge Dale) was also in "13 Hours?" Like it's the same universe.

[@seraphuziel]

the extended cut is very good; hope this is the one you watched. The book written by Max Brooks, the son of Mel Brooks; Blazing Saddles, Spaceballs, History of the world Pt I. also the video game is decent.

[@yeoldegamer5112]

The audio was incredibly low on this vid, which meant having to dial up the volume a lot. That made the inevitable ads more shocking then the Zeds themselves 😱 Anyway, good movie which basically had nothing any more to do with the book that inspired it. The initial trailers for it back then made me sceptical because the scene where the policeman on the motorbike is run over by a truck clearly showed a building in the background and a packed street. But luckily it was just a minor niggle and the movie turned out to be quite good. The World War Z co-op Zombie game that came in 2019 has hundreds of Zeds climbing over each over trying to eat the players. It's supposed to be quite fun if you have friends to play with.

[@DylansPen]

A thought I had watching this was what if they injected animals and carried them with them, like rats. This is a good movie, I think the game Days Gone derived from this which is also good.

[@lor05]

Pandorum. A sci-fi horror I recommend.

[@-----REDACTED-----]

Yeah, when he lobbed the sergeant’s hand off all I did was scream at the screen that he is to goddamn tourniquet the stump because he can’t rely on the arteries to spasm…

[@marcojander1862]

Can't wait for this movie thank you you are truly a queen 🥰👸

[@michaelgiswold1336]

Of course I can't read the comments in Norwegian. But didn't see anyone mention Dawn of the Dead, 2004. Anyway keep it up, my friend. Living in Milwaukee Utube has done me a great service. Since you love Tom Hanks, let me suggest Charlie Wilson's War. About the American efforts against the Soviets in the Afghan war

[@mikef2811]

You need to watch Train to Busan, a Korean Zombie movie...the zombies are very similar to this movie, World War Z... an amazing movie...one of the best zombie movie ever.

[@therealwhitecrow]

your reaction is just divine!🤭

[@rumham7466]

You’re serious ?

[@TwilightLink77]

If you like horror and comedy then you might like Shaun of the Dead.

[@SaRENRampaiger]

Evil Dead trilogy is funnier than that.

[@mosthatedopp3096]

That kid tho he the homie bro 😂 I don’t care what yall say keeping everybody calm

[@ellygoffin4200]

The 10th man is not made up for the movie. Israel actually has something very similar that they implemented after the Yom Kippur War in1973.

[@mannylopez42]

I really Loved this movie... i've watched this movie about 10 times and, i still love this movie. Have a good one, sweetie. ✌❤

[@feelthebern7662]

28 Days Later is a similar vibe.

[@nocatlover]

Was the popcorn flavored sweet or salty, and yes I enjoined to watch horror movies together with you 🎥

[@XDarkSyntaXOriginal]

Now you need to see "Train to Busan"

[@Centane]

Already seen, I wasn't a very big fan 😢

[@owbeer]

spoopy centane

[@alanh.7668]

I can't wait for American Werewolf!🤣😄😁👻

[@brentkammin9618]

@Centane Being a book person, you really need to read the book World War Z. The movie is good but the book is amazing.

[@brentkammin9618]

The Audio book is extremely well done if you want to be lazy.

[@wolfie35p]

Some of this movie was filmed in Glasgow's George Square, the beginning, where all the crashing is, and where you first encounter the zombies,, I've never watched the movie, I don't watch any movies with vampires, zombies or anything else like that, as I know they don't exist, you probably say, that would go for other movies like LOTR, as dwarfs etc don't exist either, but those are much better movies lol

[@danielmcbriel1192]

When the book appeared in the German translation, I was still a bookseller. I didn't like it that much. That's why I wasn't disappointed with the film.

[@slumpzlovell]

You gotta watch American Phsycho it’s good especially cause it’s horror too 🤌🏽👹🧛🏿👻

[@fricky11111]

This movie is exhausting!!!

[@paulbentley1705]

Great movie!

[@shainewhite2781]

Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe.😊

[@mobkilla4455]

You should watch Fury, I think you’ll love it!!!

[@luckylou05]

I know this is so late. I just started watching these movies with you after the matrix but have seen a few with you now. Not sure if you have seen it but one of my favorite movies of all time is I Am Legend with Will Smith in it. Tom Hanks and Will Smith are my two favorite actors. Also I’ve seen from browsing that you read a lot of books too. I Am Legend was also based on a book and the book was also great but kinda short imo. Side note: the best book and movie combination, I mean that a movie based on a book that really captured it and did so right by it that one can both watch and read it and not have a single complaint, the Hunger Games (series). Not even Harry Potter movies did that for me, matter of fact, I refused to watch the Harry Potter movies years (5+?) after reading the Death Hollows (7th and final book in the series).

[@OCDCentral]

Since you're a reader, I think you might really like the book. The only thing the movie takes from the book is the title and, of course, zombies. And yes, I see other comments mention the book as well. I'm just adding my 2 cents.

[@deeehommie7193]

You looked like you had fun with this movie🤟🏾

[@danielmorency2242]

Loved this movie!! I think you're the first reactor to showcase this film... Good job!! Thanks!!

[@rumham7466]

You must live under a rock

[@newdefsys]

Would much rather be in Nova Scotia than on a naval vessel. An outbreak onboard would spread so quickly there would be zero chance of survival.

[@williamcarbajal383]

As a fanatic, you really need to watch The Exorcism of Emily Rose... It's set around Halloween so, maybe next year?