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Survey: How do you get most of your information about zombies?

Tom Truex — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 10:03:24 +0000

Scene from Night of the Living Dead

Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll.

NOTE: Although the survey question is unclear, we assume that “word of mouth” from a zombie also includes actual zombie bites

Top 20 movies of all time (forget what the EXPERTS say)!

Tom Truex — Thu, 13 Jan 2011 08:42:26 +0000

This is CLEARLY a case of the readers of this blOg (K_Line Christian Online) having better taste in cinema than the “so-called” experts. The following are selected results from an ongoing survey as to the best movies of all time. If you’ve watched a film or two in your day and want to weigh in on this survey, go to the survey on www-K-Line.ORG.

Top Twenty (20) Movies of All Time:¹

28 WEEKS LATER, 2007* (64%)
DAY OF THE DEAD, 1985* (57%)
DAWN OF THE DEAD, 1978* (57%)
RE-ANIMATOR, 1985* (57%)
BRAVE HEART, 1995* (50%)
DAWN OF THE DEAD (remake), 2004* (50%)
28 DAYS LATER, 2002* (50%)
NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD, 1968* (43%)
PULP FICTION, 1994* (43%)
DEATH PROOF, 2007* (43%)
WE WERE SOLDIERS, 2002* (36%s)
RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD, 1985* (36%)
Any of the HARRY POTTER/HOBBIT/LORD OF THE RINGS, or movies with the word “PRINCESS” in the title, mostly made after 2000* (29%)
SHAUN OF THE DEAD, 2004* (21%)
SNAKES ON A PLANE. 2006* (21%s)
[ANOTHER MOVIE, not listed here] (21%)
MAD MAX, 1979* (14%)
THE GRADUATE, 1967 (7%)
FLIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD, 2007* (7%)
SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN, 1952 (7%)

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FOOTNOTE:

Top 20 movies of all time, according to an ongoing survey at K-Line.ORG. Respondents were asked to vote for their top 10 movies of all time, in no particular order. The percentages listed shown are the frequency each film was ranked as one of the top ten. ↩

Poll: Where do you get information on zombies?

Tom Truex — Sat, 18 Sep 2010 15:00:47 +0000

Here are the results of a poll on K_Line Christian Online, through September 15, 2010.

How do you get most of your information about zombies? (Multiple choices are allowed, so results total more than 100%)

The iNternet: websites such as this or emails (88%)
Word of mouth: Friends, family members, coworkers, police officers, etc (71%)
TV News (59%)
Newspapers, magazines (47%)
School or trade groups (47%)
Word of mouth: from zombies themselves (41%)¹
All of the other choices listed (12%)

You too can participate in K_Line Christian Online surveys. There is a survey on the right column of every page. Or go to the Survey / Polls category.

FOOTNOTES:

Although the survey question is unclear, we assume that “word of mouth” from a zombie also includes actual zombie bites. ↩

More actual zombie film (from Russia)

Tom Truex — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 08:21:49 +0000

*** WARNING: This video contains disturbing images. Not recommended for the faint of heart or for children!

After the recent posting of the “Zombie Girl” video by K_Line Christian Online, we received this disturbing video from a Russian Source. It is apparently authentic, as it has been posted, in its entirety on YOUTube.com©.

Zombie girl – NOT FAKE!

Tom Truex — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 08:16:19 +0000

My family and I went camping this summer. I did not get a T-Shirt, but I did help make this zombie movie. According to my sources at YouTube (which I’m assuming is heavily fact checked before items are posted to the world wide web), this video is REAL and NOT FAKE. Judge for yourself.

RATING (Out of 5 stars): ★★★★★

UF Students Get Serious with Anti-Zombie Training

Tom Truex — Fri, 30 Apr 2010 08:00:21 +0000

ACTUAL TRAINING VIDEO for the inevitable battle: zombies vs. humans

OK. As suggested by a blOg reader, this is a follow up for the April 8^th post about “Dancing zombies documented at University of Florida!” First, let me say that we did things differently when I was a student at UF and–though I hesitate to state the obvious–this was a few years back. In particular, we wasted what precious free time we had doing things like watching horror movies at the midnight movies or drinking beer. Frankly, it never occurred to me that I ought to be training for what many people see as the inevitable collapse of human civilization at the filthy hands of a murderous zombie hoard. The scenes shown in this video are from an actual training exercise. No real zombies are shown. No zombies were killed or injured in the making of this video.

University of Florida students are now vigorously training in actual combat techniques to defend humankind when zombies get loose “in the wild.” Congratulations UF on a job well done! More about the full training exercise was reported by the Independent Florida Alligator in its in depth news coverage; or on the actual UF zombies vs. humans web site.