The ending was bleak af, that's the problem lol. But we know ol boy with the sword stole the show

Part of why I find that The Walking Dead is kind of mediocre compared to Image's other zombie comic '68. THAT one hops all over the globe, and is set back during the Vietnam War.

@@StrangeCreed The zombies in '68 feel kind of op

Movie sins don’t mean the movie a sin

@@RosesBottom How so? They seem on par with the ones in TWD, except '68 has a good reason for there already being an absurd number of unburied dead on hand.

I'd say Korea, not Nam. Nam would've probably been near the end of his service.

The actor is a true bad ass in real life.

i forgot he’s a vietnam veteran

@@joshuagraham2843 wtf? Joshua Graham? Aren't you supposed to be in Zion?

@@ratman4596 i am. sometimes i keep forgetting

He's speaking better it seems so I think so

@@Iianator man his voice is really weird... but i hope his okay

@@TripleLLe It will take a few years till his voice goes completely back to normal from the damage it suffered

what happened?

@@Iianator wait what happen to his voice?

Yup true and he's a badass.

holy shit - yeah I agree - i was really invested in the first part - but this is clearly a case of them not knowing where to go or how to naturally bring the conflict to a head within the confines of their world and lore - so they just suddenly have the characters doing out of character things and being willfully stupid

I'd have prefered seeing them set the safe town up instead of jumping to finale.

The movie did a pretty bad job at s e thing all that up. Lots of ideas that kinda either came out of nowhere or barely had time to grow

@@WowSuchGaming Yeah after finishing the rest of your video I agree, it really went off the rails in thr 2nd half. Which is odd, it’s usually something I see when 2 movies are smooshed together for financial reasons.

That’s what I thought, but then natives were being murdered too sooo, he ruined his own idea if that was it.

Honestly, Lysol was talking about killing white people ever since they flashed forward to 6 months after the initial outbreak. I think the movie did a terrible job at setting his insanity up, but I think what they were going for is that he's just an angry, violent, hateful mess of a human being. He didn't even plan for it, he essentially just lashed out after having his dick bitten off and eaten by recklessly releasing a zombie into a camp of potentially dozens of people. He was just an angry idiot, and like before the outbreak, he never chose to give any thoughts to his actions and how they'll affect others. I think he tried to justify his actions as removing threats from the camp, but in reality he just wanted "revenge" and was feeling bitter. The movie unfortunately really doesn't do a good job at setting any of this up, and quite frankly nearly every single character is forgettable.

If that is the case it was both poorly suggested (no foreshadowing) and poorly implemented. We know meat/water is poisoned, why not just feed those to the whites? or give them poisoned blood from an infected? Putting the whole camp at risk on this plan was really dumb.

Where can I watch it

@@autumndbarfield I think I saw it on Netflix, but it should be on other streaming services, otherwise you could always sail the seven seas for it 🏴‍☠

It's on shudder too

It’s a shudder original this definitely one of the better zombie movies recently

oh wow that is actually a REALLY cool detail and im kicking myself for not noticing! Thanks bro!

And I doubt that they had large amounts of formula with them, too, and finding such a resource would be far too difficult in this apocalyptic state of the world.

Funny enough baby's in the apocalypse were a high likely chance the mother will die or the baby will die just from exposure is a grim reality that most movies don't actually touch appon because hey the baby survived cut the movie all is great but the reality is that baby is going to die and if it dosent a crying baby is just as bad as a gun going off. Not saying I hate baby's because I don't but when shit hits the fan unless your absolutely sure that your safe away from any zeds or whatever the child and the mother are likely going to die and thers nothing you can do to prevent that.

Actually there are a few options. First and foremost and by far the best is to find a wet nurse. (unlikely in a zombie post apocalypse but who knows?) Formula could be found in supermarkets or drugstores still not plundered (one can hope) Last option is to make pap: a mixture of bread boiled down to a thin mixture with goat milk added on option. It is unhealthy but it will keep a baby alive (it was used in the 18th) in the first 6 months, allowing to have an early diversification and have the baby survive.

@@etienne8110 Bro, none of those ideas are viable in a post-apocalyptic world; the longer it goes on, the fewer resources there are in stores, even if some group didn't completely plunder them to begin with, and things like vitamin-enriched baby formula would expire quickly if it wasn't already consumed as supplements by some survivors. For wet nursing, you would require just what I have said: a pregnant woman, because there is no way any group would just designate a woman to be a wet nurse if they didn't have a few kids in the group and required other mothers to work. and goats would probably become scarce because, in the absence of farmers, they would have to migrate to more rocky areas to lick salt from stones or die slowly from lack of it in their bodies.

@@artemvalkyrie7451 Pap/Panada doesn't *require* goat milk, it is just an addition (cow milk can work too if worked a bit). It was possible in the middle age (check "a history of infant feeding" by Emily Stevens) so it should be doable in post apo. Not easy or ideal, just doable.

Then the second half happends

Yeah it was impressive, not trying to prove any point or anything here but I feel that if this movie was white people were only immune then everyone would ignore the good shit and go for racism. It makes me sad to think about it, but nonetheless, an interesting topic.

@@shakieltaylor9995 ya thts whn i was like "augh fuck I spoke too soon...🤣😂"

That's exactly what I was wondering myself. What would happen with mixed people? And whatever their mix of two ethnicities that are not like? Like half native American and half black. Maybe half Japanese and half Indian (from India). Like how does it work and how far does it go with other ethnicities? Or how would it affect a native American that was mixed of two or three other native American ethnicities?

This. Breaks my heart. Only race that has to deal with this. And to my knowledge tribe is more than blood. And your culture is more than a race.

@@magnarcreed3801 for sure! Yeah, most of us kno it's all BS anyways but some people like to hold that over others heads. We still kno our traditions and keep them alive, learning what we can when we can. No matter what a piece of paper says we'll be aight lol

@@KickapooNinja I hope your people pull through. Though I believe they will. They’re smart, strong and damn adaptable. Best of luck friend.

@@magnarcreed3801 thanks 👍👍

It is pretty odd. I'm a card carrying member of two of the tribes that i'm a part of in alaska (I'm mixed with other tribes from the south as well as hawaiian and white so that dilutes it a bit) and yet i'm denied basically all of the rights of being a "member" due to them using the outdated method of showing blood quantum. I wish this would go through people's heads a bit for at least some minor change to happen with that system. P.s. Hello native cousin!

A population/ethnicity having immunity to a specific disease is nothing new but that doesn't mean it can be carried over (at least not easily/as of yet) by a vaccine. Central Europeans for instance have a natural immunity to the bacteria responsible for the plague, and by extension, since the receptor on the cells involved is the same when it comes to interaction with AIDS, have a very high resistance to that virus as well. There are studies to try and figure it out (maybe with an m-rna vaccine, like covid, who knows) but it's still VERY complicated.

@@k.v.7681 For AIDS there is a T-cell receptor mutation in some kenyans tribes, making them immune (can't infect the cells) There are many publications and even a documentary on how women from these tribes ended up as whores "AIDS-free" certified in Nairobi... (yeah...)

I say the first half is too good so that the whole movie is still a top 5 zombie movie, maybe top 3.

What do you think 75% Zombies would be like?

@@Thephillips-dj1po imo something like Rage zombies like in 28 days layer, fully sentient, just not in control of what they're doing

@@GuyParson Actually. yeah that's Kinda right.

@@GuyParson i prefer the funny answer of: PVZ zombies

Likely not immune. Although the writers put in some research into this Blood Quantum thing, they didn't put 100% logic into it and more research. I am a mixed race person; Black mother and Portuguese father. My grandmother (mom's mom) is half-Niitsitapi. Would I have survived this? No. All tribes have their own rules on what is considered a true native or not. Some may go by actual DNA where's others go by other methods aka you could be white and still be a member of a tribe. You could have the DNA but not be seen as a member. Also take into account that natives have cultivated all over the Americas. Many Latinos are technically Native Americans...buuuut a lot of them are also Spanish due to colonization which you could tell by skin or bone structure so... Black people have Native DNA due to Native tribes taking in escaped/freed slaves or just accepting black people because some had no where else to go (this is why my grandma is half) Yeah this theory for a zombie apocalypse may not work but then again this is a shamanic curse not rooted in science so maybe?

Well since native americans are desended from east asians... so they are probably immune too... not high but probable.

It's a bit of a hard sell on what all tribes would be included i'd think. For example.. the tribes in alaska tend to be seen as genetically separate from the rest of the native tribes south of canada. There are commonalities between most of the tribes but what's the cutoff? Someone like me would be in the real hot zone on this one.. i'd say.. as i'm mixed with alaskan and mainland US tribes.

As a Lakota, biologically the blood disappeared after 1/8 I believed

@@kirvu9677 I am somewhere in the grey. My father is Mesaclero Apache( which many argue is infact Aztec descent itself and a branch of Navajo peoples long ago) , his grandmother and grandfather on his dad's side were pure blood, and Aztec descent on his mother's side. My mother is pure European from what we know. So just an intriguing subject on what, who, how much? But I guess we probably won't ever get an answer lol

Genetic predisposition due to ancestry is not unheard of, but wildly more "random" and complex than "I come from X specific tribe of humans". Humans be humans and they do form relationships, mix. Add to that the variability of genetics, and it's pretty complex. Central Europeans for instance have a form of immunity to plague and AIDS. Western Europeans have a lowered immune response thanks to Neanderthalensis mixing tens of thousands of years ago, which provides higher survivability to symptoms (basically it stops your body from freaking out with every bug and killing you from fever or swelling). Not every person carries the gene, but it's more likely to have one. You could be half Chinese and get it from a parent, while it skipped your fully white cousin. I guess a general similar thing could apply here. Natives have a higher chance of having that lucky gene, but it's not an absolute. Some "full-blooded" could be unlucky while that facebook girl that carefully listed her 1/14564481561456 part native in her bio got lucky.

fair enough!

Thanks for the suggestion! I am always looking for new zombie films and books, and honestly am finding myself disappointed over and over at what I do find.

Glad to help! You won’t be disappointed; this movie was Train to Busan level for me.

"i am a hero" is the one where the mc is a manga artist, right?

Basically yeah. He’s an inspiring manga artist; he works under someone else, but is trying to get published.

We don’t know that for facts 😂I think the oldest footprints are in Mexico not Asia lmao look up New Mexico footprints

@@cartoonhistory353 there are no naturally occurring hominids in the Americas, so migration has to have occurred, and I read the story, they still believe these to be from humans migrating from the Siberian region of Asia. Genetic testing has proven that human groups predating Europeans were of Asian ancestry. If these footprints pre-date this group and are not of the same ancestry, that would imply that, upon migrating from Siberia that the migrant humans destroyed the native population.

It was a dog and the dog was infected. It got "put down," but it was reanimated

@@savagesupreme921 are we talking abt the same movie? Bc i can't remember what it was called but ik talking about the one where the dude woke up after a house party to find zombies, and barely left his apartment complex in the movie

@@easyJat99 I'm talking about THIS movie, Blood Quantum. Right at your time stamp he shoots the dog.

@@savagesupreme921 ah ok. I was talking about a different one he mentioned at that time

@Johnny Bravo exactly. It's like WOW said in this video, why no black people? Or asian? Was it only white people that were affected because we "DeStRoY ThE EaRtH" Good premise ruined by modern sensibilities.

Instead of 'his brothers mom' why don't you just say 'his mom' 😅

@@monkeyDdragon164this is a year old but Lysol and Joseph were half-brothers, same father different mothers.

Don’t think he’s in a good shape in terms of health for a livestream yet.

Having a Lilith in your camp does cause one to stop thinking with their head... Gotta rid of them when their ass starts popping up in your camp.

does not really, the movie was a lot of fun when the characters were smart, imo it only became worse when it followed the 'dumb characters & decisions' after the halfway plus, a smart movie can create good conflict *with* the characters being clever - its just that its much easier to create it by making everyone braindead

Sounds SUS

I mean I guess having your dicc chopped off causes one to want to see the world burn?