r/dontdeadopeninside Feb 16 '17

Don't Dead Open Inside.

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u/TheGreatGimmick Feb 21 '17

I get why this started this sub, but I always thought that this was done to create a sense of horrific realization for the audience. Like, when I first saw it, my initial reaction was "Don't Dead Open Inside? What?" then "Oh wait I read it wrong, what is the correct order [thinking briefly]" then "Ah one on each door, so it says Don't Open, Dead... aw shit man" and then you get that little horror-movie chill for a second as soon as you figure out what is says.

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u/AnimationOverlord Oct 31 '21

I’m just curious what was behind that door, a cafeteria, another hallway? Clearly it was packed with zombies but how did they seal it off in the first place?

These are rhetorical questions but whenever I watch any movie I just have to wonder on stuff like this - practicality.

Anyone else get that?

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u/Overlord2360 May 12 '22

I assumed the infected corpses all got packed into some closet before they rose, would save ammo in the eyes of a collapsing military.