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Zombies at the Door, Planning for the Inevitable (2011)

2011 · Charlie Pulsipher · 66 pág.

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Sinopsis

We all know it can happen, will happen. Be prepared and have a laugh at the same time. This basic manual will make sure you are ready to face the zombie hordes and walk you through where to meet, find weapons and food, and set up camp. It may even give you hope as you huddle in the bathroom stall at the mall.Seriously though, don't go to the mall!Learn the glow stick technique to distract zombies or how a paper bag might save your life or at least keep you from seeing the bitey end that's coming. Are dentist offices safe? Can the game of baseball stop the zombies from attacking? Is petroleum jelly something you should have in your zombie kit? Find out now. *Add to the knowledge you've gained from Max Brooks, A. R. Wise, Bryan James, Laurence Sutton, Karim Theos, and many more while you laugh at your own lack of preparation*

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Una propuesta de 2011 centrada en Adventurous, comedy y fast-paced. Dirigida por Charlie Pulsipher.

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Influencias

  1. 1948
    1984
  2. 1953
    Fahrenheit 451
  3. 1954
    I Am Legend and Other Stories
  4. 1973
    Jaws
  5. 1974
    Carrie
  6. 2011
    Zombies at the Door, Planning for the Inevitable

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