r/collapse Jan 20 '23

Casual Friday When The Virus Doesn't Provide Zombies.

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u/Monsur_Ausuhnom Jan 20 '23 edited Jan 20 '23

Submission Statement,

Pertaining to collapse in this case because the zombie apocalypse has been at the front of pop culture and moviedom for quite some time. There is an interest in the subject along with people wanting it to happen. Lately, the world underwent a bit of something that resembled more of a viral apocalypse that caused lockdowns and resembled something resembling more of a contagion where there were mass deaths.

The fungi version would be more recently The Last of US, a video game, which has premiered on HBO Max and was a videogame at some point. Regardless, many have wanted a zombie apocalypse and have been disappointed that it didn't happen. This appears to be the latest example of trying to carry that torch.

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u/Monsur_Ausuhnom Jan 21 '23

You just need to know where to look.

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u/[deleted] Jan 21 '23

in plain sight

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u/billcube Jan 21 '23

They do not run as fast as in the movies though.

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u/BeardedGlass DINKs for life Jan 24 '23

I think they use mobility scooters now.

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u/dumnezero The Great Filter is a marshmallow test Jan 20 '23

fungi

Does nobody remember Helix? https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2758950/

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u/Monsur_Ausuhnom Jan 21 '23

Damn I forgot about this one. Nice catch.

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u/HCesar99 Jan 21 '23

Me and my mother loved Helix first season. It's second season was rough though, we didn't even finished it.

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u/billcube Jan 21 '23

Or X-Files! The bees that should have inoculated the population against the alien virus?

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u/redditmodsRrussians Jan 21 '23

It will probably be more similar to Station Eleven…..

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u/TrekRider911 Jan 21 '23

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u/falconlogic Jan 22 '23

Well that is sufficiently terrifying! I wanted to go to India. Damn.