![]() ![]() The rumbling voice erupted from the other side of the room. “We knocked the shit out of ’em, and they never touched us,” Steve exclaimed. Roger nodded his head, but it didn’t seem as if he were really listening to Steve’s ramblings. The other two didn’t realize Peter was awake. The young man was gesturing wildly with his hands, going on and on about their exploits as a team. His eyes moved slightly to the side so that he could watch Stephen. He had been listening to what he wanted to hear, and now this statement by the kid really made him take notice. Look at what we were able to do today.” A few feet away, still in a slumped position by the pyramid of cartons, Peter’s eyes blinked open. Its the sixth and final entry in his acclaimed zombie series, released more than four. Romero directed before he passed away in 2017. ![]() I don’t believe they can’t handle it.” He looked around the room proudly. Survival of the Dead was the final feature film George A. “I know WGON is out by now,” Steve said with animation. Reports that communications with Detroit have been knocked out along with Atlanta, Boston and certain sections of Philadelphia and New York City . . .” “Philly. Steve clicked off the TV set so that they would better be able to hear the announcer: “. . . It sounded as if it were a war correspondent sending a signal from very far away. A badly modulated voice droned through the interference. ![]() Finally, he heard a signal, and he tuned it in. He rolled the dial around, but all he got was static. “Roger snapped on the large, battery-powered radio. ![]()
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