Sentences with phrase «for zombification»

Who knew the vaccine for zombification was tryptophan all along?

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«The Serpent and the Rainbow» was inspired by a book by Wade Davis, a Harvard scientist who investigated the voodoo society of Haiti and identified two of the drugs used for «zombification» - drugs that lower the metabolic rate of their victims so much that they appear dead, and are buried, only to be dug up later and revived.

We're told they represent something about mass consumerism and the zombification of western culture, but for practical purposes they're an arsenal of zombie killing implements.

In Dead Rising, Phenotrans is responsible for creating and distributing an incredibly expensive medicine called Zombrex, which staves off the zombification process.

The normally fine Bill Pullman is none - too - convincing as Dennis Alan, a Harvard anthropologist who's tasked by an American pharmaceutical company to travel to Haiti and learn the mystery behind a powder believed to cause zombification (the pharmaceutical conglomerate claims that it wants the formula for humanitarian reasons; ha!).

For instance, because the movie begins after Beth's death has already occurred, the audience never gets an idea of what she was like prior to her zombification, and that would have gone a long way in providing some context to her bizarre, post-death behavior.

That the picture is born from a joke on a television show offers endless possibilities for interpretation, best among them the tidy read that television is still the best means towards auto - zombification.

Just like a bad case of zombification, this thing just keeps coming back for more.

The antiviral spray will cancel this effect if caught in time, but zombification is so short lived you'll often just wait it out until you can resurrect them with fresh health and ammo, which incidentally is as simple as holding a button for a few seconds — hardly a fitting punishment for death.