Evil Dead: Army of Darkness - Deadites

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.... are these Zombies or..??

Also is there a difference tween the Undead and Zombies?

At what point does a Zombie become a undead Skelengton... skel.. sk... whatever!!!!


If an undead has intelligence, does that negate it being a zombie?

Zombie thought processes amount to just "eat living meat"

Reku

Think the difference is the requirement for an intact brain, zombies need it, skeletons don't, hence the whole shot to the head tending to kill a zombie.

Karl Hungus

Deadites are host bodies for kandarian demons, and as such differ greatly from zombies, who are reanimated corpses working on base instinct.

kowloon

Karl Hungus wrote: »

Deadites are host bodies for kandarian demons, and as such differ greatly from zombies, who are reanimated corpses working on base instinct.

What he said .

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Karl Hungus wrote: »

Deadites are host bodies for kandarian demons, and as such differ greatly from zombies, who are reanimated corpses working on base instinct.

Ahhh yeah forgot about the Ol Kandarian demons....

Ill have to re watch the grooviest movies ever

Reku

Come to think of it though the zombies in the Return of the Living Dead films didn't require the brains to remain intact, so perhaps the presence of flesh is the only difference between zombies and undead skeletons.

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farohar wrote: »

Come to think of it though the zombies in the Return of the Living Dead films didn't require the brains to remain intact, so perhaps the presence of flesh is the only difference between zombies and undead skeletons.

but if thats the case,at what stage does azombie become an undead skeleton?
if there was a tiny speck of meat on their bones...?

course skeletons only want to kill, not really hungry for flesh to eat

unreggd

But muscles move skeletons, so.....



ROTLD tried to explain the cravings for brain as pain-relief

Apparently the zombies feel themselves rotting, and the only thing to stop the pain is BRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAIIIIINNNNNNNNNNNNNNZZZZZZZZZ

Reku

I thought the exact phrasing was "the pain of being dead", so it may have nothing to do with rotting, after all the woman who said it was pretty well desicated (in spite of still having eyes... lol)?