Zombies & Undead
If you don't want to become one of the flesh-eating undead, read this zombie horror movie guide. With some luck you can escape hordes of walking dead and never have to dine on human brains.
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If your friends want to hang out in an old cemetery, don’t go.
Baby zombies are not cute and should be considered as dangerous as any other undead creature.
Never let your boyfriend eat your brain because “he loves you”.
Don’t open strange canisters with government labels.
If your dog or pet runs away, don’t go after him. The undead might not eat him, but they will definitely eat you.
Living in a shopping mall when the world is overrun with the undead, only delays the inevitable. You are still going to die in some gruesome fashion.
Never keep a zombie alive so that you can study it.
Bars are not a good places to hide during zombie attacks.
If you rise from the dead, learn to like the taste of human flesh. You’re going to be eating a lot of it.
Your friends, family members, and everyone else are all expendable. It’s survival of the fittest.
No matter how slow zombies walk, or how fast you run, they will catch you.
Don’t dismember the living dead. All the limbs will still try to get you.
Never try to cremate an undead corpse.
If you hear noises in a room that is suppsoed to be emplty, don’t go and investigate.
If you have been bitten by a zombie, you might as well eat a bullet. You are going to die and become one of the undead.
As soon as you hear news reports about cannibalistic people roaming the streets, head for a remote, unpopulated location.
If the power goes off, don’t go and try to repair the generator or check the breaker box.
Islands are not sanctuaries. There are the feeding grounds of zombies.
When your dead friend or family member stop by for a visit, never let them in.
If a strange military container is mistakenly delivered to you, return it.
