The Zombinator Page #2

Synopsis: A fashion blogger documentary turns into a Zombie horror nightmare when Youngstown Ohio college students come face to face with the undead. Their only hope of survival is a former soldier turned zombie killer trying to protect them from a mercenary working for an evil corporation who developed the serum that causes zombie-ism.
Genre: Horror
Director(s): Sergio Myers
  2 wins.
 
IMDB:
2.4
Year:
2012
83 min
9 Views


No, you guys

look really good.

You look great.

Yeah.

What have you been up to?

- Uh...

- What are...

What is this cameras

I didn't tell you guys.

I, I've been getting

followed around

for the past few weeks

for the,

for a fashion documentary,

yeah.

So you go into the writing

sh*t, the fashion writing sh*t.

Right, yeah.

- Strange, I have to say.

- That is nice.

Thank you.

I mean you guys look great,

you should definitely

get in it.

Thank you so much.

No, look at you, you the

fashion designer...

- ... fashion writer.

- Thank you.

- It's been so long.

- It has been.

It's nice seeing you guys.

- Yeah.

- We'll catch up with you, okay?

Yeah, definitely.

- Aww.

- Take care, Jo. all right?

- Thank you.

- All righty, nice to see you.

- Nina.

- I'm Gia.

Oh my God, Nina and Gia.

So basically nobody knows

what happened

to him, right?

I mean, no.

All I heard was that

the soldiers came

and delivered his

with the flag.

Hey, this is supposed to be

a fashion documentary.

Why are you

talking about Bobby?

- Well, they were just...

- Oh, no. They... She...

We're just joking.

We love you, Jo.

I know, I mean everyone

looks so great,

and you're talking

about sad stuff.

You're right, you're right.

Guys...

- I'm sorry.

- I'm Jo, yeah.

- Hi, I'm Yanna.

- This is Yanna.

I wanted to say, it's not

just sad. It's not that sad.

I mean it's sad,

but it's also like a moment

for you guys to celebrate

your friend.

- Right?

- Right. Yeah, definitely.

So it's not just sad. Yeah.

- That's what we're doing.

- Yeah, yeah.

Yeah...

And he was cute,

I saw a picture of him.

How's the fashion thing

going?

It's going great.

I mean I haven't talked to

you in a while so, just...

I didn't even know about it

until right today.

I've been really busy,

I'm sorry.

- ... we glad that you...

- You look, you look great.

- Thank you.

- Yeah.

I'm not into fashion, though.

I'm into arts.

Are you, I mean are

you a model or anything?

I go to art school, but I do

a lot of projects in the city.

We should like get together

cause she's a dancer,

we should like do a project

together...

Do you design at all,

like if you're into art?

I didn't do design,

I like painting though.

- Oh really?

- Painting is my thing.

That'd be really cool to,

you know, like...

I like talking to college students

and seeing like what they're doing,

like what their goals are and

write a little article about it.

We should definitely

get together.

- Yeah, we should do that.

- Yeah.

Do you come

to the city a lot?

Uh, a little bit, yeah.

That's where we're based in,

so I go every so often.

That's cool.

Yeah, we'll exchange

information.

And she should come

and join us right?

Yeah, I'm down for anything.

I'm like, I love fashion.

I love fashion.

Please girl, I can do

a fashion show for you.

A joke?

No, like a real one, I mean.

It's funny, but it's real.

Oh.

It's actually like

gonna happen.

I'm in Cleveland right now,

me and my girl.

- Oh really?

- Yeah. Yeah.

What do you do there?

Uh, I work at a coffee shop

but I'm getting fired

cause I'm not coming

home tonight

and I have

to be there at 6am.

So I don't have a job,

which is awesome.

So that's why you

should come to the city.

Ahh! Let's go to the city!

Let's do it.

I love this girl.

So guys, how about this?

- Did you just meet her?

- Yeah.

So basically after the wake, after we

spend time here, we all go to the city.

- Yeah.

- How 'bout that?

Yeah, I'm down.

I've never actually been to

like a bigger city before.

- Come with us.

- No?

I mean... no, I, I just

haven't had to go.

I know, I never brought you

before, you should come.

- Yeah.

- You should come, man.

- Chase us.

- I mean yeah, if you want.

- You come?

- Yes.

I didn't even get a drink.

What is this?

Oh um,

anybody got a drink?

Hey what's up, this is Ken.

How you doing, it's Jed.

And we're just basically

here for, um, Bobby's wake.

Um, I was a freshman

in high school,

he was a senior so...

Yeah, and they played on

the basketball team,

I didn't really know

the guy but...

I didn't know him that much,

but you know,

I knew him a little bit before

he went to war though,

he seemed like

a pretty awesome guy.

- Yeah?

- Pretty awesome guy.

I mean I... like I said but,

it's nice that since we can all

work together and honor

what seems to be a great

man...

I think it's an honor to be

here though, I think it is.

- It's still a great honor.

- Yeah, definitely.

- Um, let's toast to Bobby.

- Yeah.

What's, what's with

all the cameras?

Oh um, did you meet

Joanna?

No.

It's one of Joanna's friends

with the party

and they're doing a fashion

documentary with her...

Wow.

You guys realize this

is a wake, right?

That's interesting.

If you're gonna do a

documentary on anybody,

you gotta do on my man

right here, The Colonel.

He brought

Bobby's ashes back.

Like, look right here,

he brought, he brought the

ashes back, my boy Bobby,

and I mean this is, this is

the real deal right here.

This is a war hero.

I mean, it's The Colonel,

dude.

I'm just...

I'm just doing my job.

Let's focus...

Did you know Bobby?

Um, I actually didn't. Um,

Marcus...

I'm really good friends with

Marcus and I'm here

just, you know, being with

him and you know,

making sure that he's okay

through all this so...

I'm sure he'd appreciate

you being here...

Yeah, absolutely.

I'm sure you do.

He's a lovely boy.

We've been friends since we

were kids so, um, you know,

I have to only be

here for him.

Me and Bobby were really

cool, you know we played,

we played ball together

and stuff like that.

What positions did you play?

Well, I was tailback.

- Oh, nice.

- He was always the Q.

I mean, he had an arm.

I mean I just, you know...

Sad to see him go.

I'm sure, you all seem like

lovely kids,

he would really appreciate

that you're here to honor him

and uh, uh...

I'm just really gratified

by how just warm and nice

you've all been.

You know, they talk about

the greatest generation,

but I really believe that

this is the greatest generation,

and Bobby was

a member of that

and he was a terrific

soldier.

Uh, it's my honor and

privilege

to have served with him in

Afghanistan, and I just, uh...

I think he's emblematic

of young people

who've put their lives

on the line for their country

and um, I hope that

everybody appreciates that.

I certainly appreciate

you all being here.

Well said, well said.

I, I'll toast to that.

Absolutely.

- Cheers. Cheers.

- Cheers.

I'm sorry that we ended up

just... showing up.

But it's great to, to learn

about such an amazing hero.

Well, I know Bobby always

appreciated lovely women.

He wouldn't have minded

your presence, I'm sure.

It seems like he has

a great family,

we've really been welcome.

Yeah. Thank you.

Well, I'm so sorry

that he's gone, I really am.

- He's a good dude.

- Yeah.

He's a really good guy.

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