Here are the results of a poll on K_Line Christian Online, through September 15, 2010.
How do you get most of your information about zombies? (Multiple choices are allowed, so results total more than 100%)
- The iNternet: websites such as this or emails (88%)
- Word of mouth: Friends, family members, coworkers, police officers, etc (71%)
- TV News (59%)
- Newspapers, magazines (47%)
- School or trade groups (47%)
- Word of mouth: from zombies themselves (41%)1
- All of the other choices listed (12%)
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FOOTNOTES:
- Although the survey question is unclear, we assume that “word of mouth” from a zombie also includes actual zombie bites. ↩
In 1998 the American Film Institute (AFI) made a list of the top 100 American films made in the first 100 years of American cinema (1896-1996). Movies produced after 1996 were not included. The top ten movies (according to the AFI) are listed in random order, but with AFI rank following. I immediately knew something was wrong when I noticed there were no zombie movies. Also, no movies starring Mel Gibson, and no movies featuring the top grossing actor of all time, Samuel L. Jackson. Obviously, the AFA omitted a few good movies, and there have been some good films released 1996. I’ve added some additional movies to the list, which were either great movies and/or made a lot of money (marked with a “*”). Vote for the movies which you think belong on the top ten list. Select up to 10 movies from this list. 
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