I have a question about Dr. Logan.

[FleshMask]

funny. in the second commentary form the day of the dead dvd with that other director. He says that he had a dream where Logan returns as a zombie and he sees bub and they recognize each other and they walk away. that would have been cool. *sniffle* That's sweet... I think.

[Eyebiter]

Interesting note: the Wikipedia entry for 'Day of the Dead' says the following under film trivia: The only film in Romero's dead series which does not show a person being bitten by a zombie and returning as a zombie themselves. Fanboys, I can't remember; is this true? Recall the troops attacked by zombies at the corral? Pvt. Johnson died during the encounter. His reanimated severed head was later found by Sarah and McDermott in Dr. Logan's lab. http://www.brian-oshaughnessy.com/living-dead/j.html

[Solhusky]

They were also in an underground, probably bomb-and-everything-proof military base. Perhaps the radiation had not penetrated the base.

[Tullaryx]

Sorry, I was referring to Fisher's body being eaten, not Fisher becoming a zombie. I apologize, I wasn't clear enough! I may have been seeing things, but I think Fisher's body was being eaten when they cut into a shot of the limestone cave zombies moving through the open gate. funny. in the second commentary form the day of the dead dvd with that other director. He says that he had a dream where Logan returns as a zombie and he sees bub and they recognize each other and they walk away. that would have been cool. Sound very brokeback that scene if they ever did make it.

[LoneCrusader]

radiation proof? this was the 80's...i doubt they had advanced so much in technology then. and you can't just get rid of radiation. once it gets to earth, it isn't moving. and GAR doesn't want us to think it is radiation causing the rising dead. he just explains it as "something going terribly wrong". sorry to keep this thread going for weeks