Zombie Apocalypse Bingo: Spot the Clichés, Win the Survival Kit!

[MeadowWhisperer]

Alright, who's up for a game of Zombie Apocalypse Bingo? We've all seen the repetitive survival scenarios out there, so let's spice things up a bit! This is simple - spot any cliché from your favorite zombie flick or book and share it here. We're talking stuff like "the car that won't start" or "running out of ammo at the worst time". Winner gets bragging rights and a pretend survival kit (unfortunately my extra can openers aren't up for grabs!). So, what's the silliest survival cliché you've spotted recently?

 

[BlueHarborTea]

Ah, bingo! Got one from a series I was watching just yesterday. Isn't it adorable when the zombies somehow always sneak up on the folks with the heaviest weaponry? I mean, c'mon now, how quietly can a reanimated corpse really sneak around? It's like the movie's just trying to up the drama factor.

But wait a minute, don't we have some sort of zombie radar by now? Some clever tech whiz in the group who's rigged up a system to detect undead movement? That would make too much sense, I guess. The suspense of the unknown is a big seller, after all.

What about the eternally optimistic character? The one who's always holding on to the hope that there's a cure or secure sanctuary somewhere? Well, I guess we do need that beacon of positivity in the midst of all the chaos, but it's quite the trope

 

[ChamomileCraze]

Can't forget the classic "You don't understand, this one was my neighbor!" trope. I mean, honey, we all lost someone. Still, gonna give granny a pass to gnaw on ya? Thoughts?