Was that any good? Got it in my list but other movies keep taking priority. Worth a watch?

I think the idea of zombies rebuilding civilization after the humans are all dead is pretty silly. All corpses will rot away eventually and the zombies can't reproduce so it won't be much of a "civilization".

I think zombies are merely meant to destroy civilization and nothing more. Even if they have some memories and intelligence there's no hope of them rebuilding the world after humans and possibly animals are all gone.

How about this gimmick?
 

I'm thinking about movies where the heroine hears scary noises from the basement, and, instead of sprinting out the front door, she goes down in the basement.

I guess I owe this posting to Dave Barry. In one of his recent book, he has a hilarious parody of the "Twilight" books, called "Fangs of Endearment."

In black comedies I see that sort of thing made fun of a lot because it's usually always a white girl. When a scary noise happens supposedly a black person would run out the front door instead of investigating it. ::big grin::

The Amityville haunting is the way in which intrusive thoughts can't oppress the Roman Empire

"Officials Puzzled By Mysterious Wolf-Like Creature Shot On A Ranch In Montana"

Whelp there goes another critically endangered species.

Well, i was hoping it might have been a werewolf but leaning more towards a hybrid of some kind. Wish DBT would weigh in. Hes good at this stuff.

I read this article (http://www.iflscience.com/plants-and...h-in-montana-/) and the local wolf expert said it looks like a dog/wolf hybrid, which have already been identified in the past... that is to say it happens.

In fact, this story said the researchers collecting "canine remains" found 10% were dog/wolf hybrids.

I remember from watching a great documentary called "Dogs Decoded" that gene scientists established the domesticated dog is from the wolf (grey). That was the assumption for thousands of years, but theoretically dogs could have come from foxes or something else... as it wasn't confirmed until DNA analysists confirmed it was wolves -- that is man domesticated wolves over approximately 40,000 years, through selective breeding, to get today's dog.

By the way, Dogs Decoded has a lot more than just the gene thing.

I wonder if dog/wolf hybrids are infertile like mules and ligers?