Zombie Apocalypse: Difference between revisions

* ''Flight Of The Living Dead'' (2007) is a zombie movie which was clearly inspired by ''[[Snakes on a Plane]]'', since it takes place in the confines of a commercial airliner. The film's zombies follow the Russo mould, in that they can move faster than a shamble, but the incubation time for the virus varies wildly - some are infected and do not turn until a good while afterwards, whereas some are zombified almost as soon as they die. The most hilarious thing about the film is that [[Alien Geometries|the layout of said plane is completely screwed up]] (access tunnels and zombies clawing their way through the floor of the cabin are two of the most egregious examples). Also, the heroes are able to ''shoot guns inside the pressurised cabin'', which would be film-endingly disastrous if they hit a window.

** Unless the movie decided to be realistic in this regard, in which case the characters would just have to deal with an annoying whistling sound for the rest of the flight.

* Heavily subverted in ''Dead Heat'', a cops vs. zombies movie with a [[Who Dunnit to Me?]] plotline. Police detective Treat Williams dies in the line of duty, but is brought back temporarily with a resurrection device concocted by the corrupt scientist he was investigating. No apocalypse is forthcoming and no flesh/brain-eating ensues, as the zombies retain their free will if they're revived immediately after death {{spoiler|and are compliant Mooks if resurrected a bit later}}.

* ''[[Dead Air (2009 film)||Dead Air]]'' continues the tradition of virus-infected [[Technically Living Zombie]] films, with the infection being caused by a compound spread by terrorist attacks in the United States' major cities.