Sentences with phrase «zombified by»

But misgivings were soon forgotten as cheap products started pouring into the US, and people were zombified by a whole new level of consumerism.

The only suspenseful element is whether the dad will have to kill his daughter before she becomes undead and / or whether he'll be bitten and zombified by her.

A specialized but global threat The ants best known for getting zombified by the Ophiocordyceps fungus are tree - dwelling carpenter ants found in Brazil and Thailand, but the fungus is thought to be broadly distributed in tropical areas around the globe.

Not exact matches

What's not healthy is zombifying children, using books written by man, and claiming they are the «word of god!»

With the help of his newly flesh - and - blood henchmen Boris Badenov (Jason Alexander) and Natasha Fatale (Rene Russo), Fearless Leader plots to take over the world by using television to zombify people and then persuading the masses to elect him president.

For the record, Farrell lends both those begrimed teeth and some serious tattoos to the part of the wide - eyed, pro-Stalinist Valka, and the actor's zombified, unhinged theatrics are met in differing ways by Sturgess's indomitable, rather dully noble Janusz («just keep walking» is his mantra) and Harris's wild - haired American, Mr Smith, who takes concepts of expatriation to a new extreme.

Characters who initially seem poised to become significant supporting players — among them Army Rangers James Badge Dale and Matthew Fox and rogue CIA operative David Morse — prove expendable, either by becoming food for the encroaching zombie horde, or simply by virtue of the pic moving on to another locale: first a ghostly military base in South Korea that might be the source of the outbreak; then to Israel, where a senior Mossad agent (well played by Dutch filmmaker Ludi Boeken) may hold some additional clues; and finally a WHO research lab in Wales, where — in the pic's most elegantly crafted setpiece — Gerry and a handful of uninfected scientists enter into a careful cat - and - mouse game with the otherwise zombified staff.

Slow, not terribly interested in lore or internal logic, and fatally hamstrung by the choice of actors like Billy Crystal and a zombified Emily Mortimer to voice its American dub, it's a regression for Miyazaki from his last two films (Princess Mononoke and Spirited Away) in almost every sense, starting with his decision to have a lonely young woman as the central character in place of the prepubescent little girls front and centre in most of his masterpieces (the last two films, Kiki's Delivery Service, Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind, and My Neighbor Totoro) and ending with a gross simplification of his usually complex themes of confidence and actualization into a colourless, flavourless drone about the hard - to - dispute badness of war.

In Demon / Dark Souls like fashion, you're able to leave messages to help other players out in the harsh zombie infested universe, whilst you'll occasionally come across other players as zombies, and by killing them you're able to steal their items, providing they were carrying any at the point that they became zombified, which is another nice twist.

Even though the four main antagonists don't appear much aside from several fixed story sequences, their presence permeates each region with oppression and danger, exemplified by an army of brainwashed soldiers or zombified humans under a drug's influence.

where your you control your zombified outlaw by tugging on his marionette strings.

There are tons of these abilities, which occur based on everything from being stung by bees to zombified to eating too much, and they're all used to great effect to open up new areas in the environment.

We know inimitable developer Naughty Dog is at the helm, after all, which in turn means we can reasonably expect to be enjoying another rich and engrossing narrative when we finally get our hands on the game, filled to bursting with incredible characters, high - octane action set - pieces, and zombified fungus mutants inspired by a BBC nature documentary; set within a post-apocalypse that never feels tired and derivative.

There's a very real joy to be had in taking zombified opponents apart with increasingly powerful maces, swords, and explosives, but at the same time this enjoyment is undermined by severe player weaknesses and unfair advantages given to the zombies.

Should you manage to be killed by a zombie (which becomes an increasingly annoying habit), you will then take control of a new survivor, and you'll have to find your zombified previous character, and kill them if you want to get your equipment back.