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  1. 31-Jan-2013 #1
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    The Undead of Game of Thrones

    Ah yes, the perfect blend of two of my favs; the Undead and Medieval Fantasy! Always thought someone should make a new zombie flick set in 12th century Europe.

    "A plague sweeps through the medieval countryside of 12th century England killing thousands. Yet some of the dead refuse to stay that way ...and they are hungry!"
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ragnarr View Post
    Ah yes, the perfect blend of two of my favs; the Undead and Medieval Fantasy! Always thought someone should make a new zombie flick set in 12th century Europe.

    "A plague sweeps through the medieval countryside of 12th century England killing thousands. Yet some of the dead refuse to stay that way ...and they are hungry!"
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    I've still yet to watch GoT. Is it chock-full of the undead?
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    Quote Originally Posted by rongravy View Post
    I've still yet to watch GoT. Is it chock-full of the undead?
    Nope... Just great characters and stories...

    The next series seems to have some walking dead of some shape or form in it though...
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