Posted: 12/27/2010 3:14:09 PM EDT
| In all my training film experience I have never seen an infected cat. RE had the dogs and the crows but no cats. Anyone seen them anywhere? |
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Night of the Creeps had a cat that was infected by alien brain parasites that was back from the dead, making it an honorary zombie.Fun movie, just came out on dvd recently.
Church is probably the obvious example, as noted above.My wife has a cat that was diagnosed twice as having an unknown condition that was supposed to be fatal, it came back from what was supposed to be certain death both times.I'm convinced my wife took it to an Indian burial ground while I was at work.That cat is a murder machine.It's sitting there staring at me while I type thiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirytfgyvhujkl;..................... oh noes, slipped.going to haz cheezeburger now.nuthing to seez heere. |
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Night of the Creeps had a cat that was infected by alien brain parasites that was back from the dead, making it an honorary zombie.Fun movie, just came out on dvd recently. Church is probably the obvious example, as noted above.My wife has a cat that was diagnosed twice as having an unknown condition that was supposed to be fatal, it came back from what was supposed to be certain death both times.I'm convinced my wife took it to an Indian burial ground while I was at work.That cat is a murder machine.It's sitting there staring at me while I type thiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirytfgyvhujkl;..................... oh noes, slipped.going to haz cheezeburger now.nuthing to seez heere. I feel for you brother!!! Be safe out there. 
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Night of the Creeps had a cat that was infected by alien brain parasites that was back from the dead, making it an honorary zombie.Fun movie, just came out on dvd recently. Church is probably the obvious example, as noted above.My wife has a cat that was diagnosed twice as having an unknown condition that was supposed to be fatal, it came back from what was supposed to be certain death both times.I'm convinced my wife took it to an Indian burial ground while I was at work.That cat is a murder machine.It's sitting there staring at me while I type thiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirytfgyvhujkl;..................... oh noes, slipped.going to haz cheezeburger now.nuthing to seez heere. I feel for you brother!!! Be safe out there. She's not here ...have to type fast...... a book called Feral had almost a rage virus concept;while there was no virus, all the feral cats in a small New England town turned hyper aggressive and had to be wiped out.Kind of like The Crazies without the infected angle, but with kitties.Wait...what was that noise?  I'm out of here.
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Night of the Creeps had a cat that was infected by alien brain parasites that was back from the dead, making it an honorary zombie.Fun movie, just came out on dvd recently. Church is probably the obvious example, as noted above.My wife has a cat that was diagnosed twice as having an unknown condition that was supposed to be fatal, it came back from what was supposed to be certain death both times.I'm convinced my wife took it to an Indian burial ground while I was at work.That cat is a murder machine.It's sitting there staring at me while I type thiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirytfgyvhujkl;..................... oh noes, slipped.going to haz cheezeburger now.nuthing to seez heere. I feel for you brother!!! Be safe out there. She's not here ...have to type fast...... a book called Feral had almost a rage virus concept;while there was no virus, all the feral cats in a small New England town turned hyper aggressive and had to be wiped out.Kind of like The Crazies without the infected angle, but with kitties.Wait...what was that noise? I'm out of here.  You gotta stop!!! My sides hurt...............
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She's not here ...have to type fast...... a book called Feral had almost a rage virus concept;while there was no virus, all the feral cats in a small New England town turned hyper aggressive and had to be wiped out.Kind of like The Crazies without the infected angle, but with kitties.Wait...what was that noise? I'm out of here.Don't go to Amazon and search for this by title alone. 
Feral by Berton Roueche is the one FZK556 is talking about. Original title was The Cats. Interesting thing about the author is he was a print journalist specializing in the medical field, and most of the fiction he wrote was solidly based in science. |
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She's not here ...have to type fast...... a book called Feral had almost a rage virus concept;while there was no virus, all the feral cats in a small New England town turned hyper aggressive and had to be wiped out.Kind of like The Crazies without the infected angle, but with kitties.Wait...what was that noise? I'm out of here.Don't go to Amazon and search for this by title alone.
Feral by Berton Roueche is the one FZK556 is talking about. Original title was The Cats. Interesting thing about the author is he was a print journalist specializing in the medical field, and most of the fiction he wrote was solidly based in science. Why... God why.... "Don't push the red button, OK? ..... UMMM... yea... OK... SMACK!!!"...... Broke back mountain all over... |
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She's not here ...have to type fast...... a book called Feral had almost a rage virus concept;while there was no virus, all the feral cats in a small New England town turned hyper aggressive and had to be wiped out.Kind of like The Crazies without the infected angle, but with kitties.Wait...what was that noise? I'm out of here.Don't go to Amazon and search for this by title alone.
Feral by Berton Roueche is the one FZK556 is talking about. Original title was The Cats. Interesting thing about the author is he was a print journalist specializing in the medical field, and most of the fiction he wrote was solidly based in science. Now that's interesting. I may have to get that one. Can you find it anywhere, or is it an online gem only? |
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She's not here ...have to type fast...... a book called Feral had almost a rage virus concept;while there was no virus, all the feral cats in a small New England town turned hyper aggressive and had to be wiped out.Kind of like The Crazies without the infected angle, but with kitties.Wait...what was that noise? I'm out of here.Don't go to Amazon and search for this by title alone.
Feral by Berton Roueche is the one FZK556 is talking about. Original title was The Cats. Interesting thing about the author is he was a print journalist specializing in the medical field, and most of the fiction he wrote was solidly based in science. Why... God why.... "Don't push the red button, OK? ..... UMMM... yea... OK... SMACK!!!"...... Broke back mountain all over...  i pushed the red button also...
ETA: i fucking hate cats and think they should all be eridicated exept maybe in zoos before they get the chance to turn... K. |
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Too cute! Can you consider Church a zombie though?  Why not Steven King looks like a zombie himself. Should meet the minimum definition- dead reanimated but not fully normal. Maybe Church would start eating brains if he was left alone long enough.. Maybe church's a vegetarian zombie.
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She's not here ...have to type fast...... a book called Feral had almost a rage virus concept;while there was no virus, all the feral cats in a small New England town turned hyper aggressive and had to be wiped out.Kind of like The Crazies without the infected angle, but with kitties.Wait...what was that noise? I'm out of here.Don't go to Amazon and search for this by title alone.
Feral by Berton Roueche is the one FZK556 is talking about. Original title was The Cats. Interesting thing about the author is he was a print journalist specializing in the medical field, and most of the fiction he wrote was solidly based in science. Thanks kar98k,my copy was "borrowed" and never returned and I couldn't remember the authors name.Have to pick up another one.Kinda creepy if he based it on a "plausible" scenario. |