You have to make a zombie movie with a twist

[Sgt. Dante]

Zombies are creepers, they don't eat you or make any noise, just explode when they get close to you or are shot in the head, their only weakpoint.

Potentialy unsurvivable zombie apocolypse?

 

[Barciad]

That's easy. I'd make the zombies the good guys.

Not as original as you might think.

In Dead Snow, though they might not have been the good guys they certianly seemed the most likable characters out there. Considering that they were also Nazi Zombies, this takes some doing.
The predictable way of giving it a twist would be to get them extra strengths or weaknesses. For example, make the Zombies fly, super intelligent, telapathic, shoot laser beams from their eyes if you want them strong. Make them blind, slow, vunerable to water, salt, daylight, deoderant etc if you want them weak.
Has anyone ever been able to bring zombies back to the land of the living? What about a war between zombies? Those that run verses those that don't or can't?

 

[Thundero13]

The zombies go to university and get brains of their own, because nothing is more important than knowledge (I AM NOT plagerising anything).

 

[JordanXlord]

...Only one thing...


Zombies...in Russia


Oh and add Robot Ninjas in there too

 

[Udyrfrykte]

I'd rather want to spend 100 hours with Bieber and fans.

By the end of those 100 hours there wouldn't be a single one left.

 

[sycoesis]

The zombies aren't really zombies. The survivor we've all been cheering for is a paranoid schizophrenic.

dammit i was going to say that....hmmm ok i got it

the zombie senerio is the usual but its not the end of the world its the fading mind of someone who has just died and his brain is shutting down as the movie progresses making the movie go from standard zombie to ending with a cramped claustrophobic encounter with the last visage of his inner self and realizing the truth that he is dead before falling into the abyss of non existence

at least i think tats new

 

[zega frega omega]

I've got a good twist: they were on Earth all along.

 

[Prof. Monkeypox]

The zombies were all hipsters who thought living was "too mainstream." It's almost the end of the world until the zombies collectively realize that eating brains has gone mainstream now too, and decide to only indulge in it ironically.

I call it: "I Liked Zombies When They Were Underground."

 

[gee666]

Hero wakes up. It was all a dream




Then they go for a shower open the door and...............

 

[WorldCritic]

The zombies speak in a thick and intelligent sounding Scottish accent when chasing their victims.

 

[Zero-Vash]

The infection only infects those under the age of 15. Making every child a zombie. Even new borns. Cloning becomes the only option for reproduction. But after time the clones degrade into mutants which have random and different changes if infected. Those clones that don't degrade eventually die off leaving clones of just one individual, none knowing who is the original. Upon this happening they collectively realize humanity has become single minded, in multiple ways, making them no better than the zombies.

 

[Corkydog]

The zombies are fast as Olympic sprinters, have the collective intelligence of all the people they've infected, and are not killed by headshots, they're bodies must be absolutely decimated for them to die...

...but they have one weakness...

... the Vuvuzela

If that was a zombie parody movie (done well, NOT 'A Zombie Movie' territory) I would watch it. On a side note they should include a vuvuzela in dead rising 3.

Spray paint plus traffic cone?

 

[dancinginfernal]

The zombies aren't really zombies. The survivor we've all been cheering for is a paranoid schizophrenic.

I'd watch that.

 

[sycoesis]

A film that follows one zombie from their infection to what they're doing now. Perhaps an internal monologue showing that it still has thoughts?

Thinking that maybe it suffers from flashbacks to its human life but still has trouble resisting its urge to kill humans due to some kind of bloodrage.

The ending could be the zombie finally remembering its old life and encountering its old band of survivors that they were a part of and being killed by them just as they escape to safety.

i think american zombie tried somthing like that and no it was not good in the least

 

[Jackhorse]

A zombie flick where the hero was a pacifist through fear, a coward and self serving but emotionally hurt by his own nature, you hear him recounting his story of how he survived the zombie apocalypse by allowing others to take the fall for him. He'd speak fairly remorsefully and while he wouldn't be a Rambo-esque macho man or a knight in shining armour it would still be hard for the audience to hold it against him.

TLDR: Hero not hero

 

[Daverson]

Easy. The zombies are caused by a fungal infestation (similar to a real fungus that causes zombie-like behaviour in ants), after time spent wandering, the zombies would set root, as their bodies are transformed into giant mushrooms.

Ok, it looks shit written down, but I swear, it could create one of the most sinister zombie subtypes ever! Imagine it, if you will, a forest of decaying flesh, trees that look like they might once have been human, slowly moaning, their flesh punctured by bizarre growths, the sun blotted out by the spores of this malignant plague...

It's the best bits of zombie apocalypse and body horror combined!

 

[ICantBelieveItGoesBoom]

A film that follows one zombie from their infection to what they're doing now. Perhaps an internal monologue showing that it still has thoughts?

Thinking that maybe it suffers from flashbacks to its human life but still has trouble resisting its urge to kill humans due to some kind of bloodrage.

The ending could be the zombie finally remembering its old life and encountering its old band of survivors that they were a part of and being killed by them just as they escape to safety.

i think american zombie tried somthing like that and no it was not good in the least

I looked it up and it doesn't seem like what I meant.

I mean it's in a typical zombie-movie world but from the perspective of a zombie that is slowly starting to remember its prior life.

 

[mireko]

I'd make a straightforward zombie movie.

The twist is that the market is extremely over-saturated and nobody would watch it because zombies are boring.

 

[NotYetForsaken]

The zombies go to university and get brains of their own, because nothing is more important than knowledge (I AM NOT plagerising anything).

Brawl in the Family, Adeline.

 

[NotYetForsaken]

Lag, so sorry.