Normally referring to the undead; this phrase has become a less complicated term for those living with emptiness. A more accurate description of depression and/or any other crippling - life destroying - disorders.
by D0ntPan1c December 6, 2018
The first in George Romero's zombie quadrilogy, and was released in 1968. It's followed by Dawn Of The Dead, Day Of The Dead, Land Of The Dead and a remake from 1990.
by SteveA December 6, 2005
1. A song by the finnish heavy metal band Children of Bodom.
2. A person that hurts themself because they drink to much.
2. A person that hurts themself because they drink to much.
I broke my ribs while jumping off stage last night, because I was wasted on Jack Daniels and Jägermeister. I'm such a living dead beat!
by soilwork October 21, 2007
A unique series of "dead" dolls created by Ed Long and Damien Glonek. The dolls come with their own name, look, accessories and even a death certificate, explaining in a clever poem how the doll met its fate. The first to be made in the series was Sadie, the little murderess clad in black, who is still very popular and was also made as a dead schoolgirl. Following her were the zombie Posey, the evil bunny Eggzorcist, the undead schoolboy Damien, and the crimson-clad devil girl Sin. There are currently twelve series.
I am the proud owner of Chloe, the first doll in series twelve.
Chloe's death certificate:
"Claustrophobically confined six feet under
Chloe couldn't move and started to wonder
'If I'm stuck down here, will I survive?'
It was then she knew she was buried alive."
If you like creepy things and don't scare easy, visit the Living Dead Dolls website.
Chloe's death certificate:
"Claustrophobically confined six feet under
Chloe couldn't move and started to wonder
'If I'm stuck down here, will I survive?'
It was then she knew she was buried alive."
If you like creepy things and don't scare easy, visit the Living Dead Dolls website.
by iloveldds June 25, 2007
One of the greatest horror films, heck, one of the greatest FILMS of all time. Of course I'm talking about George Romero's masterpiece, not the remake. I just don't know what it is about this movie that grabs my attention. It doesn't matter what you do, where you run, or where you hide. They are there! There is no escape! They won't stop til you are dead! The original 1968 Night of The Living Dead is a true horror masterpiece. The zombies are...awesome, to say the least. When a few characters are killed by an exploding car, the film continues with a grotesque display of the zombies eating the left over body parts. The actors (especially Duane Jones) did a wonderful job, especially since this was their first movie! The ending, in my opinion, is probably the best ending in any movie of the genre. I won't spoil it for you, but even the grizzly images during the credits will make you think.
by SuperSonicX May 20, 2006
The Return of the Living Dead is the greatest and most under rated zombie movie of all time.
It is a result of a disagreement between John Russo and George A. Romero over how to follow from their movie, Night of the Living Dead.
Russo went on to make this movie.
Buy this movie! I mean its got Zombies, naked Punk chicks, comedy, and it kicks total ass! What more do you need?
It is a result of a disagreement between John Russo and George A. Romero over how to follow from their movie, Night of the Living Dead.
Russo went on to make this movie.
Buy this movie! I mean its got Zombies, naked Punk chicks, comedy, and it kicks total ass! What more do you need?
by Gota260z July 17, 2008
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