The Dead Hate the Living!

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The Dead Hate the Living!

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THE DEAD HATE THE LIVING! (2000) is filled with characters who die only to reappear later in the film's ongoing timeline. This is in violation of one of the core beliefs of the Film Death and Sleaze Index: "Deaths are finite, sleaze is not." Once someone is dead, that's it - we shouldn't see them moving around again.

The following deaths ARE NOT recorded in the Index:

* [01:00] Death by zombie. Reanimated.
* [04:30] Death by zombie, scalpel, throat cut. This is part of the film within a film.
* [45:00] Death by zombie. Reanimated.
* [59:00] Death by zombie (offscreen). Reanimated.
* [1:05:00] Death by zombie, hand through chest. Reanimated.

Sleaze is always valid. Even though the film within a film death is not recorded (as no one "really" died), the resultant undead sex CAN be indexed (although not as necrophilia since neither participant is "really" dead).

The following sleaze IS recorded in the Index:

* [05:50] Sleaze by man, man thong.
* [06:00] Sleaze by sex (unfulfilled).

The following deaths ARE recorded in the Index:

* [49:00] Death by zombie, decapitation, axe (insurance). "Insurance" details "after death" inflictions; here, the headless victim is used as a shield against an axe thrown by another zombie.
* [53:30] Death by zombie, decapitation.
* [1:22:00] Death by zombie, throat ripped out. The victim is seen again, still dying, at 1:23:30.

Death by: 1: zombie, decapitation, axe (insurance); 2: zombie, decapitation; 3: zombie, throat ripped out. Sleaze by: 1: man, man thong; 2: sex (unfulfilled)

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