But neither of them used a national landmark to splatter just three targets. Those are the kind of numbers that pale in comparison to some of the plans used by other survivors like Tallahassee or Nevada (Rosario Dawson), each of whom wipe out groups of zombies that easily break triple digits. This man had the idea, planned it out, laid traps and watched as everything fell (literally) into place for him.Įven more excessive it that he only used it to stop three zombies. It wasn't even done as a last-ditch effort to stop a horde. Extra points are also earned for it being one of the most iconic single buildings in Western culture, and was destroyed by one lone man. Using an entire building to take them out is a genuinely creative way to dispatch the undead.
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In a world full of absurd zombie deaths and improvised weapons, the Leaning Tower of Pisa kill deserves serious additional credit. RELATED: Deadpool & Zombieland Writers Suggest Franchise Crossover RAISING THE BAR This gives the man the chance to walk over to the Leaning Tower of Pisa and, using a massive jack, is able to tip the world-famous monument straight on top of the undead. The zombies charge the mannequins and are distracted trying to eat them. There, he lures a group of three zombies into attacking a family of "tourists" that are actually just mannequins. That honor in the second film belongs to an Italian man living in the city of Pisa.
Although those are both solid kills in an average week, nothing can touch the confirmed "Zombie Kill of the Year." In the new movie, a farmer claims the title by getting a zombie caught up in his plow, ripping the zombie to pieces and stuffing it into a newly made hay bale. But in both films, he fails to procure the hallowed title.įor "Zombie Kill of the Week," Tallahassee actually loses twice. In the first film, a little old lady lures a zombie to a specific spot and drops a piano on him. Zombieland: Double Tap introduces a whole new level to the award, only given out for the "Zombie Kill of the Year." In both films, Tallahassee (Woody Harrelson) strives to earn the title for himself. So it's all theoretical right now.A consistent feature of the two Zombieland films is the idea that around the world, someone is brutal and creative enough to claim they've earned the "Zombie Kill of the Week." title. But Sony, as of this writing, has not confirmed anything officially. Knowing that Woody's just the healthiest guy there is, he's going to outlive all of us, and so we can just keep doing them every 10 years, 'til the end of time."Īll of this to say, there is interest from those involved, and there are at least vague story ideas floating around. In another interview with Entertainment Weekly, Fleischer explained that the gang might get back together in 2029 to take a trip to Z-Land once again: "Emma said, she thought it would be fun if we did one of these every 10 years. Indeed, the entire world is consumed by zombies and we've seen but a small fraction of it. I wouldn't be made to see what's going on in Turks and Caicos. nights in February in Atlanta are really cold.
You know, just not shooting me in Atlanta again. Let's imagine the movie beginning with them all getting off a boat and landing someplace and seeing what that's like. "One idea that was brought up that I think would be cool is seeing what's going on in other parts of the world, which would be exciting for me.
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