This last week, my friend Ashlyn's been going off on Left 4 Dead 2, and how awesome it is. So, just a few minutes ago, I got my ass over to youtube and watched the L4D2 Trailer. In watching this, I think I've found quite an awesome quote:

"The last time I saw my grandmother, she asked me if I was still a prayin' man. And I said "Yes, Ma'am". Then she told me, "Well, pray harder, 'cause it ain't workin'."

Of course, my brain being fully loaded up with THC right now, I started thinking about Zombies and the idea of the Zombie Apocalypse. Besides the whole mythos about it such as the contingency plan, the virus, and such, I started to look at the whole base of the idea. Now, I've come to the conclusion that Zombies are a concept to a socially acceptable way to take out your rage against some people in general. Killing Zombies is a lot like killing Nazis: Who's gonna bitch about it? Someone can be a brutal, merciless serial killer against Nazis or Zombies, and no one will really care, 'cause they had to die anyway.

So, apparently, the idea of the Zombie Apocalypse has ties to the human psyche. Maybe every major movie concept has similar ties? What would the ties between the human mind and, say, a Romantic Comedy, or a War Movie, be?

I'm sorry, I'm high!