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'''''Zombi 3D''''' is a 1988 film and the sequel to [[Lucio Fulci]]'s ''[[Zombi 2 (Film)|Zombi 2]]''. The film was directed by Fulci with the assistance of schlockmeisters Bruno Mattei and Claudio Fragasso.
 
Dr. Holder, a scientist stationed in the Philippines, is working on a virus called Death One with the hopes of bringing the dead back to life. Little does he know, the virus does more than that: it ''[[Gone Horribly Right|kills the living]]'' in addition to reanimating the dead. [[My God, What Have I Done?|Horrified at how his work could have such killing potential]], he volunteers to turn in his resignation and turn in what samples he has left.
 
Just before the samples can reach their intended destination, two nutjobs driving a Ford Econoline show up to steal the box containing Death One. One is killed in the resulting shootout, but the other manages to escape with the box. Then he trips, and the box breaks. [[What an Idiot!|While trying to pick it back up, he accidentally touches the liquid]] and flees to the nearest hotel. No matter what he tries, the infection spreads and he dies.
 
A decontamination squad is sent to comb the area, and the blood samples left by the nutjob are traced to the hotel. The decontamination squad rounds up everyone inside and kills them after recovering their quarry. General Morton orders the hotel patrons and staff buried in a mass grave and the nutjob burned. As Dr. Holder unsuccessfully tries to warn the General to let the corpse out of the oven, what he fears happens: the nutjob's ashes infect the air and turn the living into the living dead.
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=== This film contains examples of: ===
* [[Three D3D Movie]]
* [[Affably Evil]]: General Morton, though in his case he's more Affably ''Antagonistic'', though he has his moments of stress and urgency, particularly when he and Dr. Holder butt heads as the zombie problem escalates. He's noticeably calm as Dr. Holder finishes [[Chewing the Scenery]] at the climax of a [[Kirk Summation]].
* [[Artifact of Doom]]: Death One, the virus that infects virtually an entire island.
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'''Dr. Holder''': Cut it off!? ''How?'' By continuing to kill ''thousands of innocent victims!?'' }}
** [[Large Ham Radio]]: "I'll dedicate my next number to all the undead around the world." Indeed, Blue Heart is like this when he's not being serious.
* [[My God, What Have I Done?]]: Dr. Holder decides to resign from the Death One project due to the virus's lethal potential; he ultimately stays on, if only to lead the team in working on an antidote.
* [[Noble Demon]]: General Morton.
** {{spoiler|[[The Bad Guy Wins|The Noble Demon Wins]]: General Morton boasts to the scientists in his final scene that they've got the zombie problem under control without having to resort to science.}}
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* [[Villainy Discretion Shot]]: The anti-contamination squad following General Morton's orders after discovering the nutjob's rotten corpse:
{{quote| '''General Morton''': Evacuate the premises... and eliminate everyone there. Bury them in a mass grave.}}
* [[Well -Intentioned Extremist]]: General Morton intends to stop the zombies; he just doesn't know how to do so in a moral manner.
* [[Woman in White]]: Dr. Holder's assistant wears a completely white [[Palette Swap]] of Dr. Holder's outfit.
* [[Worst News Judgment Ever]]: Blue Heart is a music DJ; his job's to play music by Clue in the Crew, not to report on the ongoing crisis.