The Ohio Sci-Fi and Horror Marathons

Lets test your Horror Marathon Premier Movie Knowledge...

"I live in the weak and Wounded"

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The answer is Brad Anderson's Session 9, and you also need to edit your topic so it says "what movie is this line from" and not the other way around.

What do I win?

And just to keep the thread going, here is my contribution:

"Your mother ate my dog!"

This movie also has another famous line that people go to more frequently, (extra credit: what is that line?), but I think I like this quote more because of the kicker:
"Not all of it."

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Aliens? Us?
Is this one of your Earth "jokes?"

"I kick ass for the Lord!!!"

Yep, it's Dead Alive a.k.a. Braindead (the original title it bore at the 1992 Horror Marathon) a.k.a quite possibly the greatest premiere in Marathon history. Which I missed out on. By six months. Damn.

How about this one: "I created what no man's mind nor woman's womb could ever hope to achieve."

Ahh yes, "Dead Alive". I used to own it on VHS. OH MAN, what a gross movie! LOL Just one of many great horror comedies involving zombies. There's a lot of them, and they're ALL amazing!: Dead Alive a.k.a. Braindead, Zombieland, Undead, Fido, Shaun Of The Dead, etc. I think what makes zombies so funny to see is that they're pretty funny in a weird way already. They can be made fun of TO DEATH! (or undeath?) Anywho, to respond to that quote, is that line from the movie "From Beyond"?

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"Two possibilities exist: Either we are alone in the Universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying."
- Arthur C. Clarke

Bride of Re-Animator, Did you pick this movie because it was the premiere at your first Marathon?

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Naw, my first Marathon was the 1993 It Came from the Drexel North (BRIDE premiered at the 1991 Night of the Living Drexel.) I just thought that it would be a good line.