The Best Zombie Killer Evar?

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DantehMan

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I would put my Money on Frank West 'Photojournalist'


Give the Man his 'REAL' Mega Man Blaster and just watch them pile up,,,,,, a couple of katanas wouldn't go a miss either
 
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Anyone ever see Versus? One of the best movies to come outa Japan in my opinion. Plot is at a minimal, and samurai/yakuza zombies are at their zenith.
Truly outstanding film. The Japanese "Shuan of the Dead". Watch it.

For Zombies though, could we include Triffids? The Triffid Gun itself could be used to great effect on Zombies.
 

Ciarog

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Mairsil the Pretender said:
Father Grigori. he's just a insane othodox catholic preist with converse sneakers and a lever-action rifle.
Russian Orthodox preist. ;)

Quite a few of them have toes missing from where they'd baptize hundreds of people at a time in ice-choked rivers. During the Great Patriotic War it wasn't uncommon for the monks to take up arms and lead entire regiments of their parishoners into battle against the Nazis (the Greeks did this too).

Pretty bad mofo's all around.
 

Sib

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Copter400 said:
I have designed a gun that fires active chainsaws. And other guns. With an under-slung flamethrower. And shotgun.

Once I figure out how to make the damned thing fire without violently exploding, I am positive that it will be the ultimate in zombie murder. Until then, we have that delightful combination of zero point energy fields and buzz saws. Or maybe Father Grigori, and his lever-action shotgun Annabelle.

I had so much fun in Ravenholm.
i think i can help you there with the chainsaw launching part, you see i have a secret project coming for the zombie apocalypse, once i find someone whos willing to smelt the iron for me ill be done, bwahahaha!

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Ciarog

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Chainsaws are really pretty ineffective at cutting through flesh (let alone skull and brain).
 

Strafe Mcgee

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It's Ash, of course... "This is... my BOOMSTICK!" A close second would probably be the main character from Braindead. Anyone who's not seen it should go and buy it immediately (provided you've got a strong stomach.)
 

defcon 1

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Gotta say either Gordon or the guy from Bioshock. It's fun to see zombies bet mauled by disksaw but it's also fun to see them get attacked by Bees or Big Daddy's!
 

Surggical_Scar

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Ahem. Jack, the protagonist in Bioshock, doesn't kill a single zombie, therefore, he can't be called a zombie-killer. Granted, Plasmids would be sweet anti-undead tools, but the context just ain't right.

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defcon 1

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Experiment goes wrong and people get disfigured like in most zombie plot line, gotta be a zombie game
 

The Potato Lord

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Surggical_Scar is right the guy from Bioshock isn't a zombie killer because the splicers are still human and can't be considered zombies because:
1)they are unable to infect others or spread the affliction to others.
2)they can carry on conversations with one another and even argue with one another over petty things(definitely human)
3)they can operate guns effectively(flood are terrible shots)
4) non-lethal bodily damage affects them other than in functionality or apearance(they scream or yell in pain, like when they're on fire, for example)
5)They can be startled or do things on a whim(zombies mostly run by survival instinct)
6)They set traps(getting the shotgun anyone?)
 

Gigantor

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We don't need six reasons why he's wrong, just two:

1) The people (people) in Bioshock...aren't zombies.
2) Er...that's it.
 
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Strafe Mcgee said:
A close second would probably be the main character from Braindead. Anyone who's not seen it should go and buy it immediately (provided you've got a strong stomach.)
But you should start with "Bad Taste", both made by Mr. "LOtR" Jackson.

Derek pwns all :)

Soo..I put Peter Jackson above Bruce Campbell and the rest, on the basis that he's wrote, acted, directed and produced Zombie Killers including, but not limited to Bad Taste, Meet the Feebles, Braindead, The Frightners, and of course LOtR Ring Wraiths.
 

The Potato Lord

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Gigantor said:
We don't need six reasons why he's wrong, just two:

1) The people (people) in Bioshock...aren't zombies.
2) Er...that's it.
Agree with my six...Would you kindly?

But yeah, I suppose my list was overkill.
 

Alpha001

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You know what I'm amazed at? The people in zombie movies, don't call the things zombies. Why Not?

And I have to go with Gamers for this. If there was a zombie/zombie outbreak, we would know how to kill them all

P.S. I have a club for zombie movies and zombie killing antics, its friggen awesome, we even roleplay so we can always be ready
Ex- My friend is a zombie, and my 2 other friends just woke up along with me. We see him in the halls, we know exactly where to go, what to get, etc.
 
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Ciarog said:
Mairsil the Pretender said:
Father Grigori. he's just a insane othodox catholic preist with converse sneakers and a lever-action rifle.
Russian Orthodox preist. ;)

Quite a few of them have toes missing from where they'd baptize hundreds of people at a time in ice-choked rivers. During the Great Patriotic War it wasn't uncommon for the monks to take up arms and lead entire regiments of their parishoners into battle against the Nazis (the Greeks did this too).

Pretty bad mofo's all around.
Indeed. Grigori has absolutely no super powers or super gear, just mundane weapons, mild derangement, and too much time on his hands. Consider the massive number of zombies he must have killed before gordon shows up. gordon is in ravenholm for a few hours; grigori LIVES THERE, 24/7. no one else could possibly have killed so many zombies.

Plus, he's not just doing it to survive. Grigori could have left long ago. he stays out of a sense of duty to free his former friends from their curse of undeath. They're still at least semi-conscious under that crab, you know.