3 chapters across the catalog
The hosts review the 2009 film "The Road," describing it as a beautifully depressing story about survival after an unspecified apocalypse. They joke that global warming caused the film's collapse. The discussion shifts to "zombities" (zombie comedies) like "Zombieland" and "Shaun of the Dead," which are recommended as lighter alternatives.
TSA Inconsistency, Airport Security Dehumanization and Zombieland Metaphor
Airport security procedures at Chicago O'Hare and other domestic hubs show significant inconsistency regarding ID requirements for minors and the handling of personal items like scarves and shoes. The constant security theater and "Threat Level Orange" announcements are described as contributing to a "zombified" American public. This dehumanization of travelers is compared to the themes presented in the film Zombieland, suggesting a broader psychological shift in the United States.
Vitamin D3 Therapy, Codex Alimentarius, Zombieland Movie
A discussion on alternative health suggests that high doses of Vitamin D3 can prevent the flu, though the hosts warn that such supplements may eventually be restricted under Codex Alimentarius. This leads to a review of the film "Zombieland," starring Woody Harrelson and Jesse Eisenberg, which the hosts praise for its humor and a surprise cameo by Bill Murray.
