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Get ready for a spirited discussion as we rank 13 zombie films from S to F on our carefully curated tier list. We introduce new categories like "Iconic" and "Dog Water," and fiercely debate where movies like "Warm Bodies," "Day Zero," "I Am Legend," and "Hush" should land. Our tier list not only ranks these films but also dives deep into their unique elements, their impact, and what truly makes a zombie movie unforgettable.
As we wrap up Season 3, we reflect on our horror movie tier list, thank our amazing listeners for their support, and share our excitement for the upcoming fourth season. Stay in touch with us on social media and get ready for even more thrilling discussions next season! -
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Ever pondered how you’d fare in an apocalypse triggered by rogue cell phone signals? Tune in to our latest episode of "Will You Survive. The Podcast," where we dive headfirst into the chaotic world of the 2016 movie "Cell" starring John Cusack and Samuel L. Jackson. Kicking off we explore the film’s eerie scenario and use it as a launchpad for practical survival strategies. From flipping through memories of early 2000s technology to debating the necessity of destroying compromised devices, Eric and TJ share invaluable tips for ensuring your gadgets won’t turn against you.
Ever felt like smartphones are taking over our lives? We discuss the gripping reality of society's tech addiction and compare it to older generations' love for nature and solitude. The episode takes a deeper dive into how constant connectivity affects political transparency and trust in authority figures. We also touch on the heavy burden of leadership in crisis times, drawing parallels between historical and modern figures. For those prepping for doomsday, we underline the necessity of building alliances to pool various skills and enhance security, proving that sometimes, it's better to face the end of the world together.
Imagine surviving an apocalypse alone—sounds daunting, right? Our conversation highlights the critical role of community and teamwork in managing vital tasks like farming, defense, and healthcare. Personal anecdotes bring these points to life, showing the vulnerability of solo survivalists. We also don't shy away from the lighter side of survival, debating whether to shelter on a houseboat or integrate into a larger group. Wrapping up with practical insights and a hearty farewell, we remind you to stay positive, appreciate the value of community, and keep those survival instincts sharp. -
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Buckle up for a rollercoaster of laughter, banter, and deep dives into the world of "A Quiet Place Part II." We kick things off with a wild struggle for hosting rights, complete with jokes about mustaches and points. Once we settle in, we take you through Evelyn Abbott's harrowing journey in a post-alien invasion world. From the evolving threats to the introduction of new survivors, we've got a detailed synopsis that sets the stage for our in-depth analysis of the movie's chilling atmosphere and character challenges.
Get ready for a fascinating discussion on alien biology and their potential origins. Are these creatures exiled to Earth or sent by a superior entity to exterminate humanity? We break down their peculiar traits—like their inability to swim and their need to breathe—and dive into various theories about their purpose and intelligence. As we dissect critical plot points and character motivations, we explore the moral complexities and strategic failures that make this film a nail-biting experience. We also touch on Emmett's actions and the pivotal moments that reveal deeper motivations behind each character's decisions.
To wrap it all up, we reflect on tense movie scenes and compare them to survival gameplay in "Project Zomboid." We critique the film's inconsistencies and propose inventive solutions for the characters' dilemmas. Then, we switch gears with some light-hearted comparisons between the Resident Evil and Fast and the Furious franchises, share listener emails, and speculate on future sequels. Amidst the heated debates and playful banter, we ensure a lively, entertaining episode that keeps you on your toes and eager for more. So grab your headphones and join us for a thoroughly engaging and humorous discussion about surviving in a world where every sound could be your last. -
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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live in a world where even the slightest noise could get you killed? On this episode of "Will you Survive, the Podcast," we hilariously dissect the spine-chilling movie "A Quiet Place," starting with an exaggerated synopsis that'll leave you in stitches. We then break down the movie's storyline and dive into the brutal reality of a silent apocalypse, touching on everything from the controversial scene involving a child's death to the logistics of childbirth in a world where sound equals death.
We then shift focus to the themes and survival strategies showcased in the film, analyzing how the older kids grasp the severity of their situation better than their younger sibling. Key scenes like the pharmacy visit and the father's quiet grief are revisited, sparking discussions about innovative survival tactics like sound traps and retreating to the waterfall for labor. We even speculate about potential refuges like islands and houseboats, now that we know the creatures can't swim, and ponder the emotional impact of visiting the memorial site as the family grapples with newfound vulnerabilities in their monstrous foes.
In the final segments, we explore the unique sound design of the film, particularly from the deaf daughter's perspective, and how it creates an immersive experience for the audience. The conversation veers into comparisons with other survival films and the Abbott family's potential to fare well in a zombie apocalypse due to their silence skills. We also share amusing personal anecdotes about our own noisy habits that would likely lead to our demise in such a world. From psychological effects of anechoic chambers to the broader impact of "A Quiet Place" on the horror genre, this episode is packed with laughter, speculation, and a deeper appreciation for the art of silence. -
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Ever wondered how a father's instincts could make or break survival in a zombie apocalypse? Join us on "Will You Survive? The Podcast," as we unpack the intense journey of Andy, Kay, and their baby daughter Rosie in the film "Cargo," now streaming on Netflix. Our hosts Alex, Eric, and TJ (aka Ants in my Eyes Johnson) scrutinize Andy's life-and-death decisions, from his initial boat strategy to his shattering honesty with Kay. We spotlight the critical role of communication and trust, emphasizing how small lapses can snowball into catastrophic events.
Fatherhood can be a double-edged sword in a post-apocalyptic world, and our discussion zooms in on how Andy's paternal instincts shape his choices. We dissect high-stress moments, including a harrowing car crash involving his zombified wife, to evaluate his strategies for safeguarding Rosie. The episode also delves into the complexity of Andy's interactions with other survivors, where desperation and trust collide in surprising ways. We ponder how different his decisions might have been if he were navigating the apocalypse alone.
Survival isn't just about staying alive; it's about maintaining your humanity. We explore the ethical dilemmas and resourceful tactics depicted in "Cargo," such as using intestines to lure zombies and masking human scent with ash. Our conversation contrasts the approaches of different survivor groups, adding layers of depth to Andy's narrative. Don't miss our light-hearted tiebreaker question that wraps up the episode, offering a fun resolution to our spirited debates. Tune in for a riveting discussion that challenges conventional wisdom on survival and ethics in an unforgiving world. -
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Can practical effects from the 1980s outshine today's CGI? Journey with us through the eerie, frost-bitten landscape of John Carpenter's 1982 cult classic "The Thing." We break down the gripping plot and the visceral impact of the film's special effects, which resonate more deeply than the computer-generated imagery of the 2011 prequel. Join us as we explore some amusing moments like the infamous shared knife during the blood test scene and address various continuity issues between the two movies. We'll give you a dramatic synopsis and engage in a heated debate about which version had better survival strategies.
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Can a blunt weapon save you from a zombie, or will you be better off with something sharp? Join us on this thrilling episode of "Will You Survive the Podcast" as we shatter common myths about zombie weaponry and reveal the often-ignored dangers of melee combat. Using examples from popular games and shows, we dissect the merits of various weapons and stress the importance of strategic planning in survival scenarios.
Learn about the pros and cons of biodiesel, the challenges of solar energy, and the feasibility of electric vehicles. From the best methods for water purification and food preservation to choosing the most strategic shelter locations, we cover it all.
Whether you're considering a mountain retreat, an isolated island, or a hidden food distribution center, we provide practical advice to help you make the best decisions. Don't miss this jam-packed episode full of insights and debates to help you prepare for any apocalyptic scenario. -
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Ever wondered how you'd fare against an alien in the frozen wastelands of Antarctica? Join us as we unravel the horrifying plot of the 2011 film "The Thing." Our adventure begins with Alex's vivid recounting of a team of scientists who stumble upon an alien spacecraft and the nightmarish consequences they face. Eric provides comedic relief, swearing he'd never find himself in such a frigid hellscape. We dissect the scientists' slow reactions, poor weapon handling, and the intriguing mix of cultural stereotypes that color their actions. Plus, we clarify the characters' backgrounds and reveal a key post-credits scene that ties this film to its predecessor. Listen up for some unexpected banter about Frozen and Encanto, setting the stage for more fun episodes ahead.
Shifting gears, we delve into survival tactics for extreme environments, inspired by the scientists' struggle in the film. Imagine facing an alien threat—would you grab a flamethrower or outthink your ego-driven colleagues? Our critique highlights the importance of logical decision-making and safety prioritization, as we scrutinize the plot's twists and the characters' often questionable choices. Leadership dynamics are put under the microscope, debating who should take charge when things go south. And for the survival enthusiasts, we brainstorm practical and outrageous strategies to stay alive in Antarctica, from scavenging resources to coping with the brutal cold.
Finally, get ready for some competitive trivia action! We challenge each other with questions on "The Thing" and have a hilarious time trying to pronounce director Matthias von Heijingen Jr.'s name. Eric emerges victorious in this round, amidst playful teasing about mustaches and hair. We also dive into trust issues and monster identification from the 1951 classic "The Thing from Another World," sparking a lively debate. Wrapping things up, we tease our next horror film watch, the iconic 1980 "The Thing," leaving you with a mix of laughter and a final, tongue-in-cheek reminder to stay healthy and alive. -
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Tune in as we put your survival knowledge to the ultimate test! Join TJ and Alex in this action-packed episode where Alex and TJ face off in a high-stakes tiebreaker challenge!
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What if zombies weren't just the stuff of viral infections? Join us on "Will You Survive?" as we unravel the origins of those flesh-eating nightmares, venturing beyond the usual viral suspects to explore the innovative and sometimes bizarre causes of zombie outbreaks. Eric expresses his frustration with the overuse of viral origins, while TJ applauds the creative genius behind "The Last of Us" and craves more originality, like a witch's curse. Special guest Rosie chimes in with her personal preferences, leading to a spirited debate on what makes each trope thrilling or tiresome.
Are fast zombies really scarier than their slow counterparts? We tackle the age-old debate on zombie speed, with Rosie sharing her asthma-induced dread of fast zombies and TJ advocating for the slower, rigor mortis-consistent undead. We also scrutinize the various ways zombies can transmit their infections, from bites to blood exposure. Highlighting the realistic portrayal of bloodborne pathogens in "28 Days Later," we emphasize the crucial survival tactics you need to avoid turning into one of the undead yourself.
Ever wondered who you'd become in a zombie apocalypse? We explore the archetypes of survivors, with TJ as the builder, Eric as the planner and potential animal trainer, and Rosie as the indispensable medic. We even ponder the unlikely but intriguing concept of zombie animals, inspired by cult classics like "Zombievers." As we discuss the moral dilemmas of dealing with infected loved ones, the conversation turns heartfelt yet humorous, highlighting the emotional and ethical complexities that could arise in a world overrun by zombies. Tune in for a blend of humor, personal stories, and thought-provoking discussions that might just prepare you for the unthinkable. -
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Ever wondered if you'd survive a zombie apocalypse? This special 4th of July half-episode of "Will You Survive" is your chance to find out! We revisit some of our all-time favorite episodes, starting with the ever-controversial "Dawn of the Dead." Fast zombies—plausible or not? And who could forget "Day Zero," infamous for our inside joke about whether anyone actually watched the movie? Whether you're a long-time listener or new to the show, these classics are worth a re-listen. Don't forget to share your thoughts with us on social media or via email!
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Brace yourself for laughs and unexpected insights on this special (not) birthday edition of Will You Survive! We're kicking off TJ's birthday week with a series of thrilling guessing games that put our survival knowledge to the test. Don't forget to visit our Pinterest for more survival content and rate us on Apple Podcasts!
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Can you imagine surviving in a world where a deadly mist harbors monstrous creatures? This episode unpacks Stephen King's "The Mist," examining how essential survival tactics could be the difference between life and death. From the basics of food, water, and shelter to the crucial decision of staying put versus venturing out, we scrutinize the characters' choices and offer practical advice drawn from our own experiences. You'll learn why having a crank flashlight, candles, and a well-stocked first aid kit isn't just for the paranoid, but for the prepared.
Ever wondered if your window barricades could withstand an apocalyptic scenario? We'll make you think twice about your home defense strategies as we humorously debate the perpetual readiness for such scenarios. Our conversation shifts to the besieged grocery store from "The Mist," where we analyze the wisdom of staying versus fleeing, and brainstorm how store shelves could be repurposed for long-term survival. Discover why the real threat often comes from the people around you rather than the lack of resources or the monsters outside.
This isn't just about monsters; it's about moral dilemmas and survival ethics. We tackle the tough choices faced during a pharmacy run for burn victims, the chaos incited by a cult leader in a crisis, and the significance of maintaining a half tank of gas. Tune in to hear our take on the least daunting creature to face and the controversial ending of the film. Concluding with a thought-provoking discussion on extreme survival scenarios, including the gut-wrenching decision of how to use limited ammunition, this episode promises to equip you with both practical and ethical insights for surviving the unimaginable. -
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Listen in as Eric and Alex settle the score in a tiebreaker to see who picks the next movie. Judged by our sharp-witted host, expect a burst of humor and friendly competition. Following this high-energy quiz, we dissect the killer's method in "Hush," debating his strengths, missteps, and pondering how he might have pulled off his eerie plan more effectively.
Ever fantasized about the perfect bank heist? We take a quirky detour into planning one, complete with latex prosthetics and chubby suits for disguise, and creative tactics for handling DNA evidence. The fun doesn't stop there; we think up strategies involving homeless attire and frequent bank visits to ensure the perfect alibi. Wrapping up, we channel the spirit of "Office Space" to share hilarious anecdotes about slacking at work, debating future podcast topics, and reflecting on our dynamic relationships. Join us for an entertaining blend of competition, clever schemes, and laugh-out-loud moments! -
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Ever wondered how to truly survive a horror movie scenario? We’ve all groaned at characters who drop weapons or squander chances to take down their attackers, and we’re here to break down every frustrating misstep. Get ready for a deep dive into the physical realities of combat, like why withdrawing a knife after stabbing isn't as easy as it seems and why removing an impalement object might not be the smartest move. With a mix of humor, critique, and personal anecdotes, this is the ultimate guide to overcoming the odds in a horror movie.
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Ready for some thrilling debate? We tackle a range of imaginative survival scenarios, from opting for weapons like jetpacks to making split-second decisions on a partially collapsed bridge. We even discuss how to fortify a suburban house against the undead. Packed with action-movie references, tactical planning, and intense decision-making moments, this segment is a rollercoaster ride of strategy and laughs that could mean the difference between life and death in a zombie-infested world.
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Ever find yourself musing over the survival skills you'd need in a barren New York City, or the psychological battle of facing a world overrun by the infected? That's what we tackle as we dissect the post-apocalyptic universe of "I Am Legend." From the grit of urban survival to the eerie quiet of the woods at night, we're sharing our most vivid insights and personal tales that'll have you reconsidering every shadow.
This episode isn't just about the thrills of a desolate landscape; it's an exploration into the human spirit, the frightening layers of solitude, and the heartwarming solace found in canine companionship amidst chaos. Our discussion swings from the suspenseful to the scientific, mulling over the nuances of maintaining a lab in isolation and the stark realities of resource availability when nature reclaims her turf. The conversation ventures through the moral maze of the protagonist's actions, ties in real-world health debates sparked by a Swedish experiment, and critiques the preparedness of our favorite movie survivalist.
Join us as we recount bone-chilling encounters with the unknown and circle back to the warmth of human (and animal) connection that keeps the fire of hope alive. We're not just breaking down a movie here; we're sharing personal experiences that echo the challenges faced by Robert Neville and analyzing survival strategies that could be the difference between life and death in a world forever changed. Strap in; this journey is anything but typical. -
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Ever wonder how you'd fare in a real-world pandemic, like the ones in films? Join us, Alex, Erik, and TJ, as we take a detour from zombie lore to dissect the harrowing Korean movie "The Flu." We're breaking down the gripping performances and discussing Ma Dong-Seok's incredible range as an actor, from his roles in "Train to Busan" to "Eternals." More than a review, we’re exploring the survival tactics depicted in the film and sharing our chuckles over the sometimes over-the-top heroics.
Let's get real about pandemic preparedness and responses—this isn't just movie magic. We're sharing firsthand how cultures differ in crisis, like South Korea's unique challenges seen in "Flu," and comparing them to our personal anecdotes from the COVID-19 pandemic. You'll hear our take on the controversial choices characters make, the societal behaviors under duress, and the odd places you might find essential supplies. Plus, we'll tackle that one scene in the film that's bound to get everyone talking, without spoiling the plot, of course.
Ending on a note as serious as the topic itself, we delve into the dark past of sanatoriums and relate the difficult decisions they faced to those in "Flu." We're not shying away from the tough discussions—government actions, leadership in crisis, and the complex nature of high-stress decision-making. And for those survival enthusiasts, we've curated something special on Pinterest—gear recommendations that could make all the difference in an emergency. Tune in for a conversation that's as thought-provoking as it is entertaining, and who knows, you might just come away more prepared for whatever the world throws our way. -
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Ever been caught between a chuckle and a shiver while sipping vodka and contemplating a zombie apocalypse? That's where we find ourselves this episode, blending humor with a dash of horror as we debate the virtues and vices of the 2015 film "Resort." Alongside our new co-host, we crack open the ethical can of worms that zombie narratives often present, weighing the impact of survival violence on the human psyche while considering the questionable allure of zombie-themed souvenirs.
Our conversation veers into the realm of cinematic survival tactics, where we share our potentially questionable plans for outsmarting the undead. Ponder with us the merits of a strategic retreat versus a heroic last stand, and whether disguising oneself as a shrubbery might be more effective than wielding a shotgun. And of course, we couldn't resist veering into the gaming world with a nod to Fallout's wasteland wanderings, juxtaposing our digital derring-do with real-world ghost hunting aspirations.
The episode rounds off with a heart-to-heart about the oddities of celebrity dislikes and how they can shape our movie-watching preferences. Discover why my wife's penchant for certain actors sends my judgment into a tailspin, and how personal taste can defy popular opinion. Through it all, our co-host ensures that every twist in the conversation is met with a mix of insight and irreverence, making for a podcast that's as unpredictable as it is entertaining. So, grab your preferred beverage and join us for a session that's sure to leave you with your own opinions on zombie ethics, survival strategies, and the occasional Hollywood heartthrob. -
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In this episode, the boys say "Nope" when mysterious things begin happening in remote places. Why don't they ever just run?
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