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FridgeHorror: We know people get tossed out into the Wild Zone for breaking the rules, but there are herds of zombies out there, so ''how many people'' really get thrown out there?
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* We know people get tossed out into the Wild Zone for breaking the rules, but there are herds of zombies out there, so ''how many people'' really get thrown out there?
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** It's probably due to it being a 1950's setting when black people were still facing strong prejudice.
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** It's probably due to it being a 1950's setting when black people were still facing strong prejudice.prejudice and segregation was rampant.
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* The casually dropped mention that there are no jails anymore...by someone who works at ZomCon. Just what happened to all those inmates is left unsaid, but the smug expression suggests one thing.
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* The casually dropped mention that there are no jails anymore...by someone who works at ZomCon.Zomcon. Just what happened to all those inmates is left unsaid, but the smug expression suggests one thing.
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** Even more disturbing, non-Zomcon funerals are illegal.
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** Even more disturbing, non-Zomcon funerals are illegal.illegal.
* The casually dropped mention that there are no jails anymore...by someone who works at ZomCon. Just what happened to all those inmates is left unsaid, but the smug expression suggests one thing.
* The casually dropped mention that there are no jails anymore...by someone who works at ZomCon. Just what happened to all those inmates is left unsaid, but the smug expression suggests one thing.
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** It's probably due to it being a 1950's setting when black people were still facing strong prejudice.
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* There's a disturbing undercurrent to the economics of funerals in this universe: Zomcom runs a monopoly on reanimation-proof funerals and its implied that this service doesn't come cheap. The bulk of the population has to live with the knowledge that their final fate is either getting their corpse put down like a rabid dog by their own family or snapped up by Zomcom for cheap labor.
** Even more disturbing, non-Zomcom funerals are illegal.
FridgeBrilliance: Zomcom can be an abbreviation for both Zombie Company and Zombie Comedy.
** Even more disturbing, non-Zomcom funerals are illegal.
FridgeBrilliance: Zomcom can be an abbreviation for both Zombie Company and Zombie Comedy.
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* There's a disturbing undercurrent to the economics of funerals in this universe: Zomcom Zomcon runs a monopoly on reanimation-proof funerals and its implied that this service doesn't come cheap. The bulk of the population has to live with the knowledge that their final fate is either getting their corpse put down like a rabid dog by their own family or snapped up by Zomcom Zomcon for cheap labor.
** Even more disturbing,non-Zomcom non-Zomcon funerals are illegal.
FridgeBrilliance: Zomcom can be an abbreviation for both Zombie Company and Zombie Comedy.illegal.
** Even more disturbing,
FridgeBrilliance: Zomcom can be an abbreviation for both Zombie Company and Zombie Comedy.
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* There's a disturbing undercurrent to the economics of funerals in this universe: Zomcom runs a monopoly on reanimation-proof funerals and its implied that this service doesn't come cheap. The bulk of the population has to live with the knowledge that their final fate is either getting their corpse put down like a rabid dog by their own family or snapped up by Zomcom for cheap labor.
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* There's a disturbing undercurrent to the economics of funerals in this universe: Zomcom runs a monopoly on reanimation-proof funerals and its implied that this service doesn't come cheap. The bulk of the population has to live with the knowledge that their final fate is either getting their corpse put down like a rabid dog by their own family or snapped up by Zomcom for cheap labor.labor.
** Even more disturbing, non-Zomcom funerals are illegal.
FridgeBrilliance: Zomcom can be an abbreviation for both Zombie Company and Zombie Comedy.
** Even more disturbing, non-Zomcom funerals are illegal.
FridgeBrilliance: Zomcom can be an abbreviation for both Zombie Company and Zombie Comedy.
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* This troper is more than a little unsettled by the fact that ''there are no black people in Willard.''
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* This troper is more than a little unsettled by the fact that ''there are no black people in Willard.''''
*Timmy bought up an In-Universe example in class at the beginning of the film: if solar radiation reanimated every corpse on the planet, what happened to the ones who were buried too far underground to make it to the surface right away?
*There's a disturbing undercurrent to the economics of funerals in this universe: Zomcom runs a monopoly on reanimation-proof funerals and its implied that this service doesn't come cheap. The bulk of the population has to live with the knowledge that their final fate is either getting their corpse put down like a rabid dog by their own family or snapped up by Zomcom for cheap labor.
*Timmy bought up an In-Universe example in class at the beginning of the film: if solar radiation reanimated every corpse on the planet, what happened to the ones who were buried too far underground to make it to the surface right away?
*There's a disturbing undercurrent to the economics of funerals in this universe: Zomcom runs a monopoly on reanimation-proof funerals and its implied that this service doesn't come cheap. The bulk of the population has to live with the knowledge that their final fate is either getting their corpse put down like a rabid dog by their own family or snapped up by Zomcom for cheap labor.
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* There are no black people in this movie. Think about it.
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* There This troper is more than a little unsettled by the fact that ''there are no black people in this movie. Think about it.Willard.''
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* And when Helen gets pregnant, one has to wonder - what if she has a ''miscarriage''?
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* And when Helen gets pregnant, one has to wonder - what if she has a ''miscarriage''?''miscarriage''?
* There are no black people in this movie. Think about it.
* There are no black people in this movie. Think about it.
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FridgeHorror: We know people get tossed out into the Wild Zone for breaking the rules, but there are herds of zombies out there, so ''how many people'' really get thrown out there?
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FridgeHorror: We know people get tossed out into the Wild Zone for breaking the rules, but there are herds of zombies out there, so ''how many people'' really get thrown out there?there?
* And when Helen gets pregnant, one has to wonder - what if she has a ''miscarriage''?
* And when Helen gets pregnant, one has to wonder - what if she has a ''miscarriage''?
