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Title: The Quick and the Undead (2006)
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Ryn Baskin
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Jackson
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Hans Tubman
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Vito La Morte | ... |
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Hunter Leah
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Blythe Remington
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Eighty-two years ago a viral outbreak turned three quarters of the world population into the walking dead. Now, Bounty Hunters are humanity's only salvation.
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
2 February 2006 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
The Quick O Caçador de Zumbis See more »Box Office
Budget:
$105,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Ryn Baskin: They always come out for the chum, zombies are stupid.
Hans Tubman: That little girl in Lost Hills didn't fall for the chum.
Ryn Baskin: Every Hunter has rules, kill the fresh ones first, their muscle tissue is still intact, they're still capable of running and lunging, then pick the rotting ones off one by one.
Hans Tubman: What if you are outnumbered?
Ryn Baskin: Numbers don't matter if you stay in an open field. Most zombies are slow, you can ...
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The main character is based on Clint Eastwood and the characters he plays in westerns. Everything from the way he talks and the cigars he smokes. He even does the half mouth snarl. See more »Goofs
During the opening credit sequence, Ryn (Clint Glenn) prepares to inject himself by squirting some liquid out of a syringe. This is done to clear the syringe of air bubbles, yet when he injects himself, there is a large air bubble in the syringe. See more »Quotes
Hans Tubman: You're never afraid that you'll screw up, that one time the zombies won't come out for the chum?Ryn Baskin: They always come out for the chum, zombies are stupid.
Hans Tubman: That little girl in Lost Hills didn't fall for the chum.
Ryn Baskin: Every Hunter has rules, kill the fresh ones first, their muscle tissue is still intact, they're still capable of running and lunging, then pick the rotting ones off one by one.
Hans Tubman: What if you are outnumbered?
Ryn Baskin: Numbers don't matter if you stay in an open field. Most zombies are slow, you can ...
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I took my nephew to see this film as part of the Texas Frightmare Weekend event in Grapevine, Tx. with great trepidation. There are very few "blood and guts" zombie type films that I enjoy. This one I liked. My nephew's was one of the early positive postings for this film as he loved the feature. We ordered the film today off the net and we were perusing the IMDb when we saw a few of the negative comments regarding this film, so here is my comment! First of all this film was photographed well for a horror film...no "Blair Witch" crappy camera handiwork...please! The actors were, I thought, great for a low budget film...and believe me when I tell you that my nephew rents many of these other B-movies that have actors with no acting skills at all in them. I liked the lead bad guy and, uniquely enough for this type film, thought that there was genuine depth to his portrayal. I also liked the Clint Eastwood character and thought he was played well. The Eastwood persona was fun to watch. No, this film is not "The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly" and I don't think it was meant to be, I took it as a zombie film meant to entertain while parodying some elements of the Italian western films of the old days. It was actually fun to watch this one and I'll it watch again when we get the DVD. I cannot say this for some of the other crap that my nephew brings home!