I mean, if someone doesn't like the summary, there's timestamps. I haven't seen over half of the movies you've covered, so I personally like the summaries.
To an extent, living your life ignorant of the dangers in the world is stupid but so is being scared of things out of your control like nuclear war or astroids
Honestly the only way to actually know if someone 100% has had rabies is an autopsy.. usually they just treat you if you're bitten by anything or if you show the first stage symptoms...
It's not 100% anymore. There's been a handful and I mean single digits of extreme interventions with intentional comas to prevent brain damage from the disease to give the body a chance to fight it off
Too bad RUclips is killing your channel as well as so many other channels, @@RoanokeGaming, for their Woke BS. The euphemisms were initially fun. Now I am just like, "Please, can we be adults again? The adolescent humor has run it's course.".
"The infected develop an acute sensitivity to light." "Right, so once we have a location quarantined, the first thing we should do is cut the power." "That makes perfect sense to me."
@Roth Asta Aren't telephone landlines separate from the power grid, though? Like, they'd just need to cut the phone lines as well, so they might as well leave the lights on. And I don't see the point of keeping the quarantined people from knowing what's going on outside since the whole point is that they're trapped in one location and pretty much expected to die.
@@RelativelyBest Possibly to cut off any form of internet? It’s not the best answer considering internet is also separate and I’m not even sure this building would have it but maybe the police wouldn’t be experienced enough with it at this time in this area and just decided all of it needs to come down.
@@RelativelyBest they lied about evacuating the building. My guess is that they turned the power off so that nobody sees the shadows of people moving around inside?
Fun fact: In a self-defense class I took in college, the teacher actually suggested that you bite, if you’re able- it’s so rarely done, so unexpected, there’s a good chance you can shock your attacker into inaction, and try to run. Like, there are higher priority techniques (kicking in crotch, kneeing in stomach, headbutting or elbowing the solar plexis, etc) but I always found the suggestion kinda funny.
I remember reading in my Self defense class that becoming more “animalistic can actually cause hesitation in your opponent. I espoused if they are of a normal mental capacity as they begin to wonder if your mentally stable or potentially sick with something and the body may react to that giving you the opening to escape or finish the fight. But we were always taught fighting is last ditch. And if a fight happens it’s a fight for your life di anything to escape or subdue or potentially end the threat
Main reason i would be hesitant to bite is because of blood born diseases. But a fight for your life is a fight for your life, pull out all the stops and go frickin feral
Also, there is a wild increased risk of infection if you bite them! I remember hearing a story of someone, I think Henry rollins, either getting punched or punching someone, oral plaque got into the cut, and caused a maaaaassive infection. Almost sepsis level infection. Human mouths are no joke
I think going for the eyes too is underrated I never understood why it's not used more in movies like if you dont entirely gouge the persons eyes out they at least most certainly will back off not wanting to lose their sight 🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️
Keep your style the same exact way. The story recap and breakdowns in context are literally how I keep along with movies I haven't seen or don't remember everything.
This! I literally watch a trailer for a movie I havnt seen and go to this channel to see his review! Easy to find movies I’m interested in based on your reviews! BOSS!
@@haldyordan2316 they survived because the monsters monologued of tied them up instead of killing them, except for the times when it just flat out killed them
I had the rabies shots due to a goat on my childhood farm contracting the disease from infected bats, although I wasn't bitten by the goat it did salivate and vomit on me and I had several open wounds. Anyway, only one or two of the shots is administered in the stomach, the rest are deep muscle shots, generally given in the thighs or buttocks. From what with I recall the deep muscle shots were actually more painful surprisingly enough.
My uncle had to get the shots when he was a kid and he got them all in the gut apparently. That was over 60 years ago, though, so im sure the meds have changed.
Muscle shots hurt more because (if I remember correctly) it's lightly tearing muscles (nothing bad) and thus hurts when you move around (please correct me if I'm misremembering)
The infected would try to hide out in dark areas and might be easy to spot (the guy with all the lights off may be suspicious, for instance-) and it means fewer chances to body yourself in the dark
That's a pet peeve of mine in these horror movies 😂 it's so cliche >spooky event occurs >light go out >characters hunted down till one or two survive I wish they'd get creative with it lol
Man, if someone doesn't like the summary they can skip it. Huge reason I subbed to your channel was because you did detailed summaries without actually just covering the entire plot from start to finish, and you also go into really interesting scientific detail on things. I've watched all of your videos start to finish and will continue to do so, keep it up with the summaries!
@@TheBrandonDawson "You must Listen! Evacuate the area immediately! You must escape at all cost since high vaule target has escaped! Military Solider: Yeah whatever, hey guys we gotta leave or something Lol dumb movie.
@@marcelrows506 I’m not even trying to sound like an edge lord, I wanted to like that movie I really did. It was decent until the end, I actually went to bed angry lol.
Quarantine 2 was one of the first horror films I watched and was definitely my first zombie/outbreak movie. I must’ve been eleven or twelve, didn’t pick up on any of the whole doomsday cult plot, and ended up with nightmares for days. Now cults, contagions, and zombies are easily some of my favorite horror features. I’d long since forgotten the name of this film and what had happened in it, just vague bits and pieces of it and the restless sleep I had in my friend’s loft following watching it while she snored away, but clearly it left more of an impact than I knew.
I like when he does the summary of the movies he covers because not everyone saw or watches these movies Edit: Thank you this is the most amount of likes I had
@@mrevp Imagine its set in a tribal jungle after the virus has gone mainland across the world through like, birds or something, and this group of researchers who were working with this indigenous tribe start finding signs of it. They find out that the rest of the world is going to shit and now they're trapped in the jungle full of mad rabid animals and tribesmen. They find out that the origins of the virus is traced back to this jungle and it's some ancient curse that the doomsday cult unearthed from some creepy crypt. Just an idea
Yeah renting an apartment in this quarantined apartment building, in hindsight, was a mistake. The apartment manager and tenants were INSANE! Never got much sleep there. Thankfully I found out what was going on there and left before I got stuck. Thank you for putting out this warning video Roanoke Gaming.
It's scary to think that there may actually be organized groups out there attempting to create a disease of this manner or just an extremely deadly disease in general.
@@rbgerald2469 considering governments have killed or caused more death than any group or institution in human history then distrusting government isn’t an unhealthy stance. Let’s not forget US government funds went to the Wuhan lab.
One of my best friends is a paramedic. She works in one of the affluent suburban areas of a major city. She has a lot of free times during her shifts. So I think how busy emergency responders are is heavily dependent on the area and also how well staffed the individual stations are.
I love the film summaries you provide! Not only are they either a refresher for movies I've already seen and helpful in finding movies I might want to watch, but your summaries will naturally focus on things that will be relevant to your subsequent scientific breakdown. So, overall, they're very helpful and informative. If anyone dislikes them they can just skip. (The only caveat is that if YOU don't enjoy making the summaries then don't force yourself!)
Keep up the scientific theory I swear I love hearing you talk science about horror movies it awesome I am a science love mostly of biology and adaptations and other natural behaviors
@@tjjohnson1675 Thats right in my wheel house too, I've always had a fascination with natural sciences but animal relationships with each other and their environment has always grabbed me the most.
I personally really like you personal flare on recapping the movie... "Getting got" "nerds with force multipliers" "(insert name of movie here) 2 electric boogaloo" this is the content I subscribed too.... The science and nerd stuff is just icing on the cake.
Dude, I literally watch your videos because your summaries are concise and digestible. The biology lessons are just the icing on top. Your content is a godsend
Btw. The thing Jenny uses to crush his head at 21:29 is a luggage roller rack. And nuking Vegas wouldn't work. At least it didn't in Army of the dead (please cover)
Ok so the big metal thing used to crush the man's head in Q2: Electric boogaloo was a part of the conveyor belt. The round things were wheels that carried the luggage from one part of the belt to the next. It can move up because sometimes maintenance people need to get through and crawling underneath those things is a bitch and a half. Source: Used to work with those things.
Don’t listen to the naysayers. They’re just being selfish. The plot summaries are important for viewers who haven’t seen what you’re covering, or have but forgot too much. I always appreciate when a channel does this because it gives context to the later discussions. Giving skip times is also a good way for people who don’t want to see the summary to not have to sit through it. I think you’re doing pretty well, so keep up the good work.
@@user-jb5sk7pc2m - Mhm. That's why it's good there's a time stamp link so they can skip. Options for everyone. Something I can get behind. Sometimes I haven't seen the movie, and I'm not hung up about spoilers, so the recaps give me a chance to understand what the science is about. A point of reference.
i havent seen 99% of the stuff he covers so its very helpful XD. though downside is a lot of the things he covers i dont watch due to the main aspect of horror that is shown. like ants space crabs the aliens. now speaking about aliens i only find them extremely creepy if they are the basic looking white hairless ones with huge black eyes. thats the worst kind for me.
@@jdogzerosilverblade299 - Yeah, I'm not much into horror myself, so I haven't seen a good chunk of the movies this channel covers, but I love the science. Microbiology, virology, and other related fields are quite fascinating. I am a fan of the Resident Evil games (own and have beaten 0-6, including remakes) and it's interesting to take a step back and look at things like zombies through a scientific lens. The plot recaps help me understand the premise and context of the science being discussed. It also helps if I have seen it but forgot too much of it because I last saw it years prior.
Just pay them no attention. Let them crawl back into Reddit. These are the same people that cry they can't read a comment just because it's missing a comma and act like they don't have cognitive skills to put two and two together
@@bsmith6646I respect that rec is the original, but quarantine is a lot more re watchable + entertaining and, the doomsday cult doesn’t take me out of the experience as much as demonic possession
I love the summaries. It's not to the same degree as Jontron, that would be distracting/overkill in a vid like this, but your commentary, thoughts and humor are great and funny. Also, if you didn't either I'd either need to watch a three hour movie, read and research a wikipedia page, while trying to focus on what's scientifically relevant. Summaries are appreciated, enjoyed and perfect for me
So long story short it's more like a thing organism rather than a plague it came from aliens and the aliens change the DNA sequence of the creatures it infects to make their physical bodies more like weapons that's why they use blood from the maidens or virgins to sedate it as humans are generally not as violent as say a wolf the hunters are given a small dose of the beast blood so they can fight on the level of a beast during the hunt and them dying results in the parasite or virus taking over and changing them hence the boss phases so for instance father gascoigne hes human in the beginning dies pretty much then the beast blood takes over making him far more deadly than that of a human
Hell yes. Seeing the good blood plague would be awesome. Honestly with bloodborne he'd be better off doing a series like the RE games, because of how many insanely different beasts. Could make a dozen videos off the bosses by themselves. But I'd be happy with just one if it was that or nothing.
First of all: excellent dissection of and speculation regarding the science, as always. Love your work, this included. I couldn't disagree more in the comparison between Quarantine and REC, though. For a breakdown like this Quarantine actually tried to have scientific cohesion and so does work better, sure, but REC was a superior film; also REC2 at least had a meaningful relationship to the first film's consequences. Here's the thing: Zombie movies are at base, have always been, and present cultural value primarily through their metaphorical relationship to reality. REC talks about the infectious, contagious nature of evil and how a failure to engage with it, especially on its own terms, can spread though a population in insidious ways. Quarantine is some odd, mad science version of Thanos' utilitarianism-for-dummies which I guess is arguing that we should be afraid of scientists? Not that y'all ain't scary, but I worry more about the evil that men do each day than I do about conspiratorial inventions for population control.
i feel the opposite the way you break the movies down is perfect as it is hell id take more. if you dont want spoilers dont watch you times stamp it and get an attention span 16 minutes is not long.
Man REC and REC 2 are such fantastic films, acting is so damn genuine, also the explanation is so unexpected and creative. Quarantine on the other hand, the acting is honestly so bad.
I think the summaries are a good addition you've actually found a very good formula for, extending vids ;) with a formula but not for no reason understanding environmental variables as it applies to the later diagnosis and breakdown of the... contextually applicable disease/virus etc.
Great episode! Rabies is one of those things I've done a lot of reading on because I think it is fascinating. I am not a healthcare professional in way, shape, or form. Just a few comments. In humans, rabies is more likely to take weeks, as opposed to days. Also, a very small group (maybe 14? Found different information on different sites) have survived rabies after it has manifested symptoms. The treatment they went through is called the Milwaukee Protocol. Of course, that still makes rabies at least 99.999% fatal. It's really weird as nature usually doesn't make diseases that are 100% fatal. It's a fascinating subject. Anyway, great episode. I love the Quarantine (and REC) movies and think the rabies angle on the Quarantine movies makes more sense than the demonic enzyme of the REC movies.
It's not strange, because evolution doesn't have a goal and some things end up more dangerous that others. There are probably animals that are immune to rabies, and we'd never come into contact with it if we hadn't invented tools, but our lack of exposure during the development phase when the virus was much less specialized made us more susceptible later.
Also, the 'big metal thing' is a roller gate. It's a section on a conveyor belt system that just has caster rollers, but no machinery, so that stuff can still slide along it (using momentum from the motorized sections) but you can also safely lift it up, to make a gap you can pass through to get from one side of the conveyor onto the other.
I like when you do in-depth summaries because even if i've seen the movie or played the game, you usually end up mentioning something that I missed and explain things I didn't get at the time
I'm using you as my background for the day off today. Please never stop doing the summaries! (Unless it's taking a toll on you in which case take a break, we'll still be here!) They do so much to contextualize the biology and chemistry at the end of the episode, and also manage to point things out I've never noticed, even in movies I've seen tons like the 28 Days/Weeks movies! Cheers!
The virus seems to affect serotonin levels. The character with parkinson's was able to move after infection, and one way to treat parkinson's is by dosing them with serotonin. If someone overdoses with these kinds of meds, it manifests as something similar to schizophrenia, basically unhinging them until the meds wear off. if you got a virus that blocks serotonin uptake or just makes the neurons go spill them out more, you'll get something similar to that... There's also serotonin syndrome, which can manifest as agitation, anxiety, disorentation, restlessness, and exitement. these could add up to the agression and weird behaviors exhibited by the infected. Could be just a hunch though, otherwise i dunno how that old guy would be able to move aside from it being movie magic.
I know this might be a long shot, but in the game remnant, there is a world Corsus that is taken over by a parasite known as the Iskal Vyxwurm. It would be cool to see a biological breakdown of it.
@@ChaseDaOrk3767 interdimensional infection called the root taking over planets Halo-flood style and you are trying to find a way to stop them and save earth
Even if I've watched the movie, I still watch the overview because you point out a lot of stuff I either didn't see or know. Plus, your commentary on the absurd situations in the movies is fun and engaging.
The longer the video the better in my opinion I could listen to your theories and explanations for hours, and as soon as I discovered this channel I binged every single video over a day or two, personally I love the movie explanations as I don't watch a lot if movies and enjoy the break down so, for me, the longer the better, keep up the phenomenal work man :D
These two movies are my guilty pleasure. I remember watching the first Quarantine on the family TV and hearing my grandma from the kitchen going 'oh god, that's horrible! what are you watching?!' Ahhh good times lol. Also, like many others have said already, I love your summaries, and if someone doesn't want to hear them they can just...yknow, skip it? The summary is helpful to people who haven't seen the movie in a while (or at all) and makes your analysis easier to understand. Now I kinda wanna rewatch Quarantine 2. Love that schlock, and I genuinely think the scene where they go back into the dark, empty airplane is a very tense moment in an otherwise goofy movie.
So once I was fighting and managed to slip out from someone’s grip and got onto their back and started biting their shoulder They ran around panicking while I’m just like “wow, this is really well to chew on!” I kinda came out of the “this is really chewable” bit when I noticed gravity was feeling weird Basically he decided to jump up and land on his back which was where I was
Jeez ow Rick Grimes. Anyone tries that crap on me they're going to be eating those teeth and checking their crap for the next few days if they want them back. The human mouth is completely disgusting and that's just asking for a horrible possibly life threatening infection.
@@garrettromer8499 Weapon : Teeth, 1-3/100 damage per hit, +2 against legs, arms and back Attack speed : Ultra fast (1 damage) - Fast (3 damage) Durability : Extremely high Maintainance : Low Note : If un-maintained, the weapon will do poison damage, doing the full 100/100 killing damage if untreated Edit: 150/100 damage (Nearly) insta-kill upon hitting the jugular
I love the recaps. Do not change them. Or, if you wanted to, make another series of vids where you just review and crack hilarious jokes the whole time. You make quality content! Thanks for the laughs!
I love the summaries, not everyone has watched these movies so it’s helpful af, this is currently my favourite YT channel next to SomeOrdinaryGamers, I can’t stop watching the Resident Evil ones you’ve done. Keep this shit up, we love it
Oh lord how much i wished there was a 3rd one that came out. The cliffhanger at the end of 2 was insane and the way the movie played out made me wanna see how they crafted a full blow apocalypse would be.
I like the detailed summaries. Oftentimes I haven’t seen the movie/game you’re covering recently if ever, so hearing a recap is always much appreciated. Great channel!
As someone in the medical field and currently completing a nursing degree before moving on to medical school, I must say I found this video truly remarkable and enjoyable. Thank you immensely for creating such engaging content. Please continue to produce more!
Don't change anything. I haven't watched about 90% of the movies you cover but your summaries are solid, direct and yes I enjoy your quips. It's partially why I watch the vids in full.
I truly appreciate the in depth summaries that you provide. I don’t watch movies or play games anymore so I don’t even recognize most if the titles you cover in your videos. Your summaries gives good context for the coming subject and they’re very well done. Recently, I’ve considered that I’ve been binge watching these just for the summaries and staying for the biology lesson. XD
I think you do good at summarizing the movies, giving essential information to explain the viruses. Dividing up the movie summaries is smart since viruses might change between movies. Also, COVID-19 part 2: Viral Boogaloo
I personally appreciate the summaries. I don’t watch many horror films cos I’m too scared but actually do find the stories and backgrounds interesting. They also add context to the explanations. If you like doing them then just keep leaving the time stamps to keep others happy 👍🏻
21:29 We call those Rollers at the plant I work at. They come as either part of the line for moving boxes toward the pallets, or on tables for inspections. They pretty much just let boxes and baggage roll, with places to detach for maintenance on replacing the roller disks, hence why it folds up like that
Personally when it comes to these videos? I think the more information the better. Unless you start saying everything twice or more then details always help understanding. These are basically information videos if you break them down. More Information is always more entertaining. Additionally it’s very nice that you match whatever clips you can with what your saying. Very enjoyable and coherent.
I love how no matter what reason rabies gets spliced to make the zombie virus, the zombies always become olympic star athletes. I'd love one movie to come out where they do that, but instead they just trip over themselves and shit and fart themselves until they die.
Yeah There Is one I'm assuming this is the only zombie movie that doesn't have rabies to start a Zombie virus. So basically When someone dies they come Back (I don't remember it clear) But they become deformed and now everyone is a Prick to you It's a short Horror I guess And it's Okay.
I’d assume that such a film would focus less on the “action”/“horror” aspects of a zombie apocalypse, and more on the “tragedy”/“drama” of a pandemic/medical-drama story. As examples, the reactions to the outbreaks in Contagion & Maggie & Cargo, in which the non-infected are definitely horrified about what’s happening to their loved ones, but the infected themselves also have to deal with their imminent mortality & the progressive loss of cognitive functions that precedes it.
That’s probably due to the adrenaline and everything else going through them driving them mad. Your body has a lot of built in inhibitors for things like strength so you don’t damage yourself, turn those off and you could very easily rip another human apart.
If i am perfectly honest, i usually listen to you while i work, meaning i dont see the video at all, i just hear. Your in depth and descriptive summary not only adds more time before i have to look for another vid to watch, but its descriptive enough that I can get a clear picture of the events, even if I've never seen the movies. Matter of fact, could you make them longer? Jk, but seriously, my vote is to just keep them as they are. They're perfect to listen to while doing manual, mind numbingly repiticous labor.
I came to your channel for the science, I subscribed & keep watching this type of video largely due to your Recaps. Without the recap the science and technical stuff that you explain might not make much sense if you haven't actually seen the movie. Even if you have seen it here in the recap and then the scientific breakdown makes perfect sense. Keep doing what you doing man
So I’m a fan of virology, but only understand like... half of it. The summaries you give actually help me understand things a bit better I feel. Also they’re just entertaining to listen to
Would be a fairly short breakdown I think as the virus is a combination of bioengineering and nanomachines doing that bio-engineering. Basically a creative Grey Goo.
I personally like the movie summaries. It normally perfectly explains the important points pertaining to the virus and without the backstory i don’t think these videos would be as effective in explaining the diseases as im sure even if you explain just the virus/diseases, you would still have to go back and give some explanation or backstory from the movie so why not summarize. Its not a long summary either its concise and properly detailed. Love your videos dude
While this is true, most remakes try to avoid being "shot for shot". It's one of the reasons the "Psycho" remake is so maligned. Well, that and Vince Vaughn is no Anthony Perkins.
Great video but I completely disagree with humans not biting as a form of defense. It's incredibly common that bites ect happen in a struggle, yeah we have evolved away from physical confrontation overall but biting is still definitely one of the primary ways a person defends themselves. I might be wrong but I work in aged/ disability care and dementia patients/other mentally ill patients and some of the patients prone to violent outbursts are known to be "biters". It's definitely more a desperation/survival tactic and we're more likely to want to keep things at least an arms length away but when push comes to shove in a life or death scenario our bite force and teeth aren't anything to stick your nose up at.
Yeah, I've got a couple friends who are police officers and there's a reason they have bite guards in their gear, at least one of them has had someone try to bite them in their career
He was just saying that it's not our go to. The people infected go for biting immediately and that's just not how humans defend or attack usually. Like in a fight your instinct is not going to be to bite. It's not out of the question but humans will absolutely try most other things first.
While a Human bite contains a surprising amount of tremendous crushing power (In terms of raw force, more than a Pitbull and almost on par with a German Shepherd!!), something which most people don't actually know, there is a reason why it's not typically used in fights. The Human jaw, being relatively small, isn't really that adept at easily and reliably grabbing things without said thing slipping out of grasp of your teeth, because hey, you need to grab something in your jaw before you can actually bite it
The problem is we aren't biologically equipped to be "biters". Yes, people can (and do) bite, but our anatomy is much more focused on us using our hands and feet to cause damage (usually through objects and weapons). Most people wouldn't run face first into an attack to bite someone. We usually start with fists and feet, but if all else fails or the hands and feet are restrained in some way, teeth are a good backup. All that to say, biting is typically a last resort or secondary option to the much more effective limbs
Something wonderful about what you do is that all these movie summaries make it like binge-watching a ton of movies in one night! The time and effort you continue to put into your videos even two years later, is such a delight to my little biosci-loving heart! Thank you for all the work behind the scenes that makes these videos come together, keep being awesome!
I really like the summaries as I watch a lot of these videos without seeing the movies first, so your summaries give me some much needed context and, on top of that, ti's just fun to hear you describe and summarize the movies :D
I like listening to the summaries for Roanoke's commentary on what goes down. It's entertaining. And because I might not have watched some of these movies.
I really enjoy the length of the summaries as it gives a clear coverage of the movies without needing to go and watch it. It covers any context clues you could gain from the watching it. Some of the films you cover aren't worth watching but the virus discussion is.
The summary is not only a great part of your videos but your presentation is absolutely amazing and your comments are hilarious. Side note: the more people we have in the world, the more specialization we have. Meaning more people means more advances for humanity. These Malthusian ideas are based on the studies of animal populations. However, we are not animals that can only consume, we also produce and adapt
Honestly, I feel like the time you use to summarize the movies are just right to me. It is short enough that I am not having to watch the entire movie (just the important stuff) and you set the stage well to help explain the viruses and stuff
Hate to tell you but im the younger brother but that was 4/6 years ago (when he kept biting me) now im 15 and his 17 we rarely fight but his still kinda childish ngl and me i just except it when people call me stupid and dumb because i dont i see people as objects they do you good or bad
@@kenetickups6146 As the youngest child, I only do something of equal back, so if I get pinched or pushed I do it back, a revenge hit basically so I don't regret being a pain since they started it first Im just finishing the business
The summaries are great the way they are in my opinion. I really like movies in this genre and their plots, but I don’t get to watch them very often due to time constraints. It’s great to be able to essentially watch the whole movie in a condensed version with comedic commentary and then get a science explanation right after, truly perfect content.
Wow you are so busy you can't even spare and hour and 45 minutes in life to unplug and watch a movie! But you do have time to watch a 15 minute recap on RUclips and give your two cents on the movie! Helpful tip! Make the damn time to watch movies, lifes to short!
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Thanks for watching guys! Yall try to keep all 10 fingers on your body this Memorial day, Ill probably be coming back with 8, max
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Hell yeah brother
Hey roanoke could you talk about the electric aliens from the darkest hour? Or the demons from bird box?
I mean, if someone doesn't like the summary, there's timestamps.
I haven't seen over half of the movies you've covered, so I personally like the summaries.
Same! Also i feel like the majority of his audience doesn't skip the summary even if they've seen the movie already.
I agree
I cannot watch horror movies so I appreciate the summary
Completely agree
I can´t handle most horror movies but I´m still interested in the plots so I love watching these videos
"Life is pretty horrifying, people are just oblivious to it"
Roanoke speaking pure facts.
Jesus how many RUclips videos you watch , you are in every comment section
@@zack4life346 *_yes_*
Like i'm playing a game of wheres waldo
Not my fault I’m oblivious to it🤷♂️
I was never told
To an extent, living your life ignorant of the dangers in the world is stupid but so is being scared of things out of your control like nuclear war or astroids
The fact that even with modern medical technology late-stage rabies has a 100% death-rate is kind of terrifying.
Anything that can slip through the blood brain barrier is a force to be reckoned with. Nature is terrifying.
Honestly the only way to actually know if someone 100% has had rabies is an autopsy.. usually they just treat you if you're bitten by anything or if you show the first stage symptoms...
It's not 100% anymore. There's been a handful and I mean single digits of extreme interventions with intentional comas to prevent brain damage from the disease to give the body a chance to fight it off
It's not 100%,more like 99%, as some ppl have survived it.
@@incardianify idk i think i remember seeing smth that the once person who survived using the protocol might not have even had rabies.
I'm so glad I found this RUclips channel. Dead Meat, Nerd Explains, FoundFlix, and this channel are what make my work days passable.
Glad you are enjoying the channel man :)
@@RoanokeGaming Thanks dude, keep up the great work. 👍
i follow the exact same channels man!
Too bad RUclips is killing your channel as well as so many other channels, @@RoanokeGaming, for their Woke BS. The euphemisms were initially fun. Now I am just like, "Please, can we be adults again? The adolescent humor has run it's course.".
Nerd explains is pretty good
"The infected develop an acute sensitivity to light."
"Right, so once we have a location quarantined, the first thing we should do is cut the power."
"That makes perfect sense to me."
@Roth Asta Aren't telephone landlines separate from the power grid, though? Like, they'd just need to cut the phone lines as well, so they might as well leave the lights on. And I don't see the point of keeping the quarantined people from knowing what's going on outside since the whole point is that they're trapped in one location and pretty much expected to die.
@@RelativelyBest Possibly to cut off any form of internet? It’s not the best answer considering internet is also separate and I’m not even sure this building would have it but maybe the police wouldn’t be experienced enough with it at this time in this area and just decided all of it needs to come down.
@@RelativelyBest they lied about evacuating the building. My guess is that they turned the power off so that nobody sees the shadows of people moving around inside?
The government
@@RUSTYCHEVYTRUCK worse.. society
Fun fact: In a self-defense class I took in college, the teacher actually suggested that you bite, if you’re able- it’s so rarely done, so unexpected, there’s a good chance you can shock your attacker into inaction, and try to run.
Like, there are higher priority techniques (kicking in crotch, kneeing in stomach, headbutting or elbowing the solar plexis, etc) but I always found the suggestion kinda funny.
I remember reading in my Self defense class that becoming more “animalistic can actually cause hesitation in your opponent. I espoused if they are of a normal mental capacity as they begin to wonder if your mentally stable or potentially sick with something and the body may react to that giving you the opening to escape or finish the fight.
But we were always taught fighting is last ditch. And if a fight happens it’s a fight for your life di anything to escape or subdue or potentially end the threat
Main reason i would be hesitant to bite is because of blood born diseases. But a fight for your life is a fight for your life, pull out all the stops and go frickin feral
@@JC-vw2tfhuman bites are surprisingly dangerous for other humans, getting bitten is more dangerous than being the one to bite
Also, there is a wild increased risk of infection if you bite them! I remember hearing a story of someone, I think Henry rollins, either getting punched or punching someone, oral plaque got into the cut, and caused a maaaaassive infection. Almost sepsis level infection. Human mouths are no joke
I think going for the eyes too is underrated I never understood why it's not used more in movies like if you dont entirely gouge the persons eyes out they at least most certainly will back off not wanting to lose their sight 🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️
Keep your style the same exact way. The story recap and breakdowns in context are literally how I keep along with movies I haven't seen or don't remember everything.
Exactly! This.
Same. Don't understand why people bitch about shit they can skip. Fuck 'em.
@@slayer105246 if they don't want spoilers then they could have just stopped watching the video lol. People will always find a way to complain.
This! I literally watch a trailer for a movie I havnt seen and go to this channel to see his review! Easy to find movies I’m interested in based on your reviews! BOSS!
I agree!!!
"Oh thank God, send in the nerds" is the funniest thing I've heard in a while.
Same
^This. . .with force multipliers.
"Oh thank God, send in the nerds" part 2
That's why the Winchester brothers(Supernatural) survived a lot, coz they know a lot. Being a nerd is good than being a dork at dire situations.
@@haldyordan2316 they survived because the monsters monologued of tied them up instead of killing them, except for the times when it just flat out killed them
I had the rabies shots due to a goat on my childhood farm contracting the disease from infected bats, although I wasn't bitten by the goat it did salivate and vomit on me and I had several open wounds. Anyway, only one or two of the shots is administered in the stomach, the rest are deep muscle shots, generally given in the thighs or buttocks. From what with I recall the deep muscle shots were actually more painful surprisingly enough.
My uncle had to get the shots when he was a kid and he got them all in the gut apparently. That was over 60 years ago, though, so im sure the meds have changed.
Probably because it was hitting 'more stuff' and getting closer to the bone.
My mom had the gut shots back in the 80s
Muscle shots hurt more because (if I remember correctly) it's lightly tearing muscles (nothing bad) and thus hurts when you move around (please correct me if I'm misremembering)
Do you live in Central or South America?
A rabies mutation is, by far, the closest thing we have to a “zombie disease”.
It would have to be one helluva mutation.
The game dying light shows a mutated form of the rabies virus
Fingers crossed
At the moment, we do still have the cordiceps fungus and a matter of time🤷♂️
28 days and weeks later be like:
No one ever accused Doomsday Cultists of being smart.
Ikr, don't they just remember The Roman Empire?? "Those darn Romans are taking over, they're is too many.." (starts to sell lead makeup).........
True.
What anime is the character in your RUclips profile picture from Rick Rogan?
MAGA has proven this to be true.
@@Trespasser2003 same with blm antifa and lgbt
It's kinda wild how turning on *more* lights would've helped against the infection and the power shutdown made things more dangerous.
The infected would try to hide out in dark areas and might be easy to spot (the guy with all the lights off may be suspicious, for instance-) and it means fewer chances to body yourself in the dark
@@dr.altoclef9255it's as if grouping the herd into one sounds alot smarter than locking everyone in like guinea pigs than separately🤔
That's a pet peeve of mine in these horror movies 😂 it's so cliche
>spooky event occurs
>light go out
>characters hunted down till one or two survive
I wish they'd get creative with it lol
Man, if someone doesn't like the summary they can skip it. Huge reason I subbed to your channel was because you did detailed summaries without actually just covering the entire plot from start to finish, and you also go into really interesting scientific detail on things. I've watched all of your videos start to finish and will continue to do so, keep it up with the summaries!
"He looks out over Las Vegas, presumably the center of a new outbreak..."
- Cue the 'Army of the Dead' trailer
Holy shit that would've made a dope ass lead up to that movie
Makes more sense than the actually cause of it in that movie 🤦
@@marcelrows506 seriously. I fuckin hated that movie.
@@TheBrandonDawson "You must Listen! Evacuate the area immediately! You must escape at all cost since high vaule target has escaped!
Military Solider: Yeah whatever, hey guys we gotta leave or something
Lol dumb movie.
@@marcelrows506 I’m not even trying to sound like an edge lord, I wanted to like that movie I really did. It was decent until the end, I actually went to bed angry lol.
Quarantine 2 was one of the first horror films I watched and was definitely my first zombie/outbreak movie. I must’ve been eleven or twelve, didn’t pick up on any of the whole doomsday cult plot, and ended up with nightmares for days. Now cults, contagions, and zombies are easily some of my favorite horror features. I’d long since forgotten the name of this film and what had happened in it, just vague bits and pieces of it and the restless sleep I had in my friend’s loft following watching it while she snored away, but clearly it left more of an impact than I knew.
I like when he does the summary of the movies he covers because not everyone saw or watches these movies
Edit: Thank you this is the most amount of likes I had
I shall keep it the same then!
I get to watch movies without paying for them :D
@@Gaaaaaame Lol
@@RoanokeGaming Yea that was the big thing that draws me into the channel to be honest, you make some great vids!
@@RoanokeGaming Please and thank you for keeping it! People who say you do it too much are lazy fools who don't want to follow your time stamp.
Patrolling the Mojave almost makes you wish for a third quarantine movie.
Lol
Be sure to visit your local AMC..
@@mrevp Imagine its set in a tribal jungle after the virus has gone mainland across the world through like, birds or something, and this group of researchers who were working with this indigenous tribe start finding signs of it. They find out that the rest of the world is going to shit and now they're trapped in the jungle full of mad rabid animals and tribesmen. They find out that the origins of the virus is traced back to this jungle and it's some ancient curse that the doomsday cult unearthed from some creepy crypt.
Just an idea
@@ZephyrusAsmodeus oooooooo, turn it into some aztec cult !!!
Ave tu kaiser
Just discovered this channel maybe an hour ago. After binging a few videos I JUST understood what a "force multiplier" is and laughed. Brilliant.
Wait till you get to the ooga dooga force enhancers lmao
I actually say “force multiplier” without meaning to I have been conditioned
Yeah renting an apartment in this quarantined apartment building, in hindsight, was a mistake. The apartment manager and tenants were INSANE! Never got much sleep there.
Thankfully I found out what was going on there and left before I got stuck. Thank you for putting out this warning video Roanoke Gaming.
Wait what exactly happened
@@warboss3686 once I realized how bad the apartment building was, I moved out.
@@GrimsdaleGaming gotcha
@@warboss3686 lol I think that person is messing with you. The apartment building is fictional
@@kelsey2333 prior to the edit the apartment wasn’t mentioned, when he @ me I saw the edit and came to that conclusion
It's scary to think that there may actually be organized groups out there attempting to create a disease of this manner or just an extremely deadly disease in general.
They’re called governments.
@@joshuagumm8485 ... Typical, *when everything goes wrong, blame the government*
@@rbgerald2469 considering governments have killed or caused more death than any group or institution in human history then distrusting government isn’t an unhealthy stance. Let’s not forget US government funds went to the Wuhan lab.
@@joshuagumm8485 ... Alright anarchist, how do you want to keep society in order hmmm?
@@rbgerald2469 you went high and left. Never did I say abolish government. Government should be small/minimal.
One of my best friends is a paramedic. She works in one of the affluent suburban areas of a major city. She has a lot of free times during her shifts. So I think how busy emergency responders are is heavily dependent on the area and also how well staffed the individual stations are.
I love the film summaries you provide! Not only are they either a refresher for movies I've already seen and helpful in finding movies I might want to watch, but your summaries will naturally focus on things that will be relevant to your subsequent scientific breakdown.
So, overall, they're very helpful and informative. If anyone dislikes them they can just skip.
(The only caveat is that if YOU don't enjoy making the summaries then don't force yourself!)
Yes, I also agree on that last bit, he shoulsnt push himself to make a video on something he doesnt enjoy watching / makinf, no youtuber should.
Yeah I saw this movie over 10 years ago. Fucking boobs rehashing shit.
Keep up the scientific theory I swear I love hearing you talk science about horror movies it awesome
I am a science love mostly of biology and adaptations and other natural behaviors
ayy well I am happy to hear that bro, thanks for watching!
@@RoanokeGaming would like warhammer orks
Same here TJ, its good to know there are plenty of other Bio nerds out there.
@@JsDs1020 yeah though the biology I’m fluent in is adaptation predator and prey and natural relationships
@@tjjohnson1675 Thats right in my wheel house too, I've always had a fascination with natural sciences but animal relationships with each other and their environment has always grabbed me the most.
I personally really like you personal flare on recapping the movie... "Getting got" "nerds with force multipliers" "(insert name of movie here) 2 electric boogaloo" this is the content I subscribed too.... The science and nerd stuff is just icing on the cake.
Dude, I literally watch your videos because your summaries are concise and digestible. The biology lessons are just the icing on top.
Your content is a godsend
Btw. The thing Jenny uses to crush his head at 21:29 is a luggage roller rack. And nuking Vegas wouldn't work. At least it didn't in Army of the dead (please cover)
Nuking Vegas is for the sake of nuking Vegas bro
Yeah obsidian let Vegas off too easy in Fallout NV.
@@cameronm896 L-Let's go for Detroit too, y'know...just to be safe...
"Nuking Vegas wouldn't work"
Double-Tap for a reason.
Ok so the big metal thing used to crush the man's head in Q2: Electric boogaloo was a part of the conveyor belt. The round things were wheels that carried the luggage from one part of the belt to the next. It can move up because sometimes maintenance people need to get through and crawling underneath those things is a bitch and a half.
Source: Used to work with those things.
Don’t listen to the naysayers. They’re just being selfish. The plot summaries are important for viewers who haven’t seen what you’re covering, or have but forgot too much. I always appreciate when a channel does this because it gives context to the later discussions. Giving skip times is also a good way for people who don’t want to see the summary to not have to sit through it. I think you’re doing pretty well, so keep up the good work.
Im just a fan of the summaries
I think some viewers are just getting traumatising recap channel PTSD from the summaries. Understandable
@@user-jb5sk7pc2m - Mhm. That's why it's good there's a time stamp link so they can skip. Options for everyone. Something I can get behind. Sometimes I haven't seen the movie, and I'm not hung up about spoilers, so the recaps give me a chance to understand what the science is about. A point of reference.
i havent seen 99% of the stuff he covers so its very helpful XD. though downside is a lot of the things he covers i dont watch due to the main aspect of horror that is shown. like ants space crabs the aliens. now speaking about aliens i only find them extremely creepy if they are the basic looking white hairless ones with huge black eyes. thats the worst kind for me.
@@jdogzerosilverblade299 - Yeah, I'm not much into horror myself, so I haven't seen a good chunk of the movies this channel covers, but I love the science. Microbiology, virology, and other related fields are quite fascinating. I am a fan of the Resident Evil games (own and have beaten 0-6, including remakes) and it's interesting to take a step back and look at things like zombies through a scientific lens. The plot recaps help me understand the premise and context of the science being discussed. It also helps if I have seen it but forgot too much of it because I last saw it years prior.
keep this format. anybody that doesn’t like the summary has no leg to stand on because they have a timestamp to skip to.
Just pay them no attention. Let them crawl back into Reddit. These are the same people that cry they can't read a comment just because it's missing a comma and act like they don't have cognitive skills to put two and two together
@@solpacheco4891 *#preach** !*
This movie is underrated imo. Its actually genuinely scary and feels real
Have u seen the rec triology? Bc it is a rip off
@@doomguy6229 I’ve seen both and the first quarantine was much better/scarier imo
@@Avogadros_number 😂 REC was much better ffs
@@bsmith6646I respect that rec is the original, but quarantine is a lot more re watchable + entertaining and, the doomsday cult doesn’t take me out of the experience as much as demonic possession
@@doomguy6229 isn't it just a remake?
I love the summaries. It's not to the same degree as Jontron, that would be distracting/overkill in a vid like this, but your commentary, thoughts and humor are great and funny. Also, if you didn't either I'd either need to watch a three hour movie, read and research a wikipedia page, while trying to focus on what's scientifically relevant. Summaries are appreciated, enjoyed and perfect for me
So... the people complaining couldn’t just... skip the summary part? Geez, people always find something to complain about do they
@@mocachoco4752 Strangely I would never thought I would agree with someone named Moca Choco...
For some reason hearing the phrase, "nerds with force multipliers" sent chills down my spine
I love the break downs of the movies ... some of us never seen them and might not want to. But your breakdown is like watching them without having to!
House: It's never Lupus.
Broanoke: It's always rabies.
“And he has an axe”
That’s a sledgehammer bro wrong build
It’s an axe. Firefighters dont carry sledgehammers bro, wrong class
@@kazzysenpai5906 They absolutely do use sledgehammers. And its incredibly obvious he is using one if you actually just watch the movie.
@@kazzysenpai5906 the fireman literally smashed open a door with a sledgehammer in the movie i've seen it.
i am late to answer that but idc
Your movie breakdowns/summaries are great and have been a great way for me to know if I dig a movie. It’s a big part of why I love your show.
Well Im happy to hear that, thank you for watching!
They complaining for no reason. I wouldn’t mind if the movie breakdown was even longer.
Do a video on the bloodborne "plague" and explain the awesome creatures like cleric beasts etc
This needs more likes for sure. He might not wanna because it's exclusive but I think there'd be a ton he'd love in that game
So long story short it's more like a thing organism rather than a plague it came from aliens and the aliens change the DNA sequence of the creatures it infects to make their physical bodies more like weapons that's why they use blood from the maidens or virgins to sedate it as humans are generally not as violent as say a wolf the hunters are given a small dose of the beast blood so they can fight on the level of a beast during the hunt and them dying results in the parasite or virus taking over and changing them hence the boss phases so for instance father gascoigne hes human in the beginning dies pretty much then the beast blood takes over making him far more deadly than that of a human
*YES PLEASE*
Hell yes. Seeing the good blood plague would be awesome.
Honestly with bloodborne he'd be better off doing a series like the RE games, because of how many insanely different beasts. Could make a dozen videos off the bosses by themselves. But I'd be happy with just one if it was that or nothing.
First of all: excellent dissection of and speculation regarding the science, as always. Love your work, this included. I couldn't disagree more in the comparison between Quarantine and REC, though. For a breakdown like this Quarantine actually tried to have scientific cohesion and so does work better, sure, but REC was a superior film; also REC2 at least had a meaningful relationship to the first film's consequences. Here's the thing: Zombie movies are at base, have always been, and present cultural value primarily through their metaphorical relationship to reality. REC talks about the infectious, contagious nature of evil and how a failure to engage with it, especially on its own terms, can spread though a population in insidious ways. Quarantine is some odd, mad science version of Thanos' utilitarianism-for-dummies which I guess is arguing that we should be afraid of scientists? Not that y'all ain't scary, but I worry more about the evil that men do each day than I do about conspiratorial inventions for population control.
I thought REC was much scarier than Quarantine, basically a shot for shot rip-off of REC. I thought the demonic aspect of REC scarier, personally.
Same here, REC was a genuinely original and scary film. The remake..is a remake.
i feel the opposite the way you break the movies down is perfect as it is hell id take more. if you dont want spoilers dont watch you times stamp it and get an attention span 16 minutes is not long.
As someone who doesn’t watch horror movies, I appreciate the summaries. I want to see what’s going on so I can understand the science later
“They are now under QUARANTINE 2!”
Has the same exact Energy as the “there’s Evil Within too” from “TEW2” game. Lol
The Light is Dying too
Man REC and REC 2 are such fantastic films, acting is so damn genuine, also the explanation is so unexpected and creative. Quarantine on the other hand, the acting is honestly so bad.
What’s rec
@itsdamoon8832 if you're being for real REC is original film that Quarantine remade (badly I might add), you should definitely check the first two out
I think the summaries are a good addition you've actually found a very good formula for, extending vids ;) with a formula but not for no reason understanding environmental variables as it applies to the later diagnosis and breakdown of the... contextually applicable disease/virus etc.
Great episode! Rabies is one of those things I've done a lot of reading on because I think it is fascinating. I am not a healthcare professional in way, shape, or form. Just a few comments. In humans, rabies is more likely to take weeks, as opposed to days. Also, a very small group (maybe 14? Found different information on different sites) have survived rabies after it has manifested symptoms. The treatment they went through is called the Milwaukee Protocol. Of course, that still makes rabies at least 99.999% fatal. It's really weird as nature usually doesn't make diseases that are 100% fatal. It's a fascinating subject. Anyway, great episode. I love the Quarantine (and REC) movies and think the rabies angle on the Quarantine movies makes more sense than the demonic enzyme of the REC movies.
It's not strange, because evolution doesn't have a goal and some things end up more dangerous that others. There are probably animals that are immune to rabies, and we'd never come into contact with it if we hadn't invented tools, but our lack of exposure during the development phase when the virus was much less specialized made us more susceptible later.
Also, the 'big metal thing' is a roller gate. It's a section on a conveyor belt system that just has caster rollers, but no machinery, so that stuff can still slide along it (using momentum from the motorized sections) but you can also safely lift it up, to make a gap you can pass through to get from one side of the conveyor onto the other.
I like when you do in-depth summaries because even if i've seen the movie or played the game, you usually end up mentioning something that I missed and explain things I didn't get at the time
I didn’t think of this but absolutely true. As a non-scientific watcher, he points out a lot of observations that interest me during the summary.
I'm using you as my background for the day off today. Please never stop doing the summaries! (Unless it's taking a toll on you in which case take a break, we'll still be here!) They do so much to contextualize the biology and chemistry at the end of the episode, and also manage to point things out I've never noticed, even in movies I've seen tons like the 28 Days/Weeks movies! Cheers!
The virus seems to affect serotonin levels.
The character with parkinson's was able to move after infection, and one way to treat parkinson's is by dosing them with serotonin.
If someone overdoses with these kinds of meds, it manifests as something similar to schizophrenia, basically unhinging them until the meds wear off.
if you got a virus that blocks serotonin uptake or just makes the neurons go spill them out more, you'll get something similar to that...
There's also serotonin syndrome, which can manifest as agitation, anxiety, disorentation, restlessness, and exitement.
these could add up to the agression and weird behaviors exhibited by the infected.
Could be just a hunch though, otherwise i dunno how that old guy would be able to move aside from it being movie magic.
I know this might be a long shot, but in the game remnant, there is a world Corsus that is taken over by a parasite known as the Iskal Vyxwurm. It would be cool to see a biological breakdown of it.
Heu i just finished my 3rd play of that game and Id love more details on that infection too
What's the game about anyways?
@@ChaseDaOrk3767 interdimensional infection called the root taking over planets Halo-flood style and you are trying to find a way to stop them and save earth
@@parkeryoung8259 Sounds interesting.
Even if I've watched the movie, I still watch the overview because you point out a lot of stuff I either didn't see or know. Plus, your commentary on the absurd situations in the movies is fun and engaging.
No, I love the movie breakdowns! They're fun
Same
The longer the video the better in my opinion I could listen to your theories and explanations for hours, and as soon as I discovered this channel I binged every single video over a day or two, personally I love the movie explanations as I don't watch a lot if movies and enjoy the break down so, for me, the longer the better, keep up the phenomenal work man :D
These two movies are my guilty pleasure. I remember watching the first Quarantine on the family TV and hearing my grandma from the kitchen going 'oh god, that's horrible! what are you watching?!' Ahhh good times lol.
Also, like many others have said already, I love your summaries, and if someone doesn't want to hear them they can just...yknow, skip it? The summary is helpful to people who haven't seen the movie in a while (or at all) and makes your analysis easier to understand.
Now I kinda wanna rewatch Quarantine 2. Love that schlock, and I genuinely think the scene where they go back into the dark, empty airplane is a very tense moment in an otherwise goofy movie.
"think of the last fight you were in. Was anyone biting the other person? Probably not-"
Me, a notorious self defence biter in school : "Hmmmm...."
It was affective.
So once I was fighting and managed to slip out from someone’s grip and got onto their back and started biting their shoulder
They ran around panicking while I’m just like “wow, this is really well to chew on!”
I kinda came out of the “this is really chewable” bit when I noticed gravity was feeling weird
Basically he decided to jump up and land on his back which was where I was
Jeez ow Rick Grimes. Anyone tries that crap on me they're going to be eating those teeth and checking their crap for the next few days if they want them back. The human mouth is completely disgusting and that's just asking for a horrible possibly life threatening infection.
@@garrettromer8499
Weapon : Teeth, 1-3/100 damage per hit, +2 against legs, arms and back
Attack speed : Ultra fast (1 damage) - Fast (3 damage)
Durability : Extremely high
Maintainance : Low
Note : If un-maintained, the weapon will do poison damage, doing the full 100/100 killing damage if untreated
Edit: 150/100 damage (Nearly) insta-kill upon hitting the jugular
@@cookiecraze1310 lol awesome
"viral-boogaloo" i will never get bored of said jokes
I love the recaps. Do not change them. Or, if you wanted to, make another series of vids where you just review and crack hilarious jokes the whole time. You make quality content! Thanks for the laughs!
I love the summaries, not everyone has watched these movies so it’s helpful af, this is currently my favourite YT channel next to SomeOrdinaryGamers, I can’t stop watching the Resident Evil ones you’ve done. Keep this shit up, we love it
Oh lord how much i wished there was a 3rd one that came out. The cliffhanger at the end of 2 was insane and the way the movie played out made me wanna see how they crafted a full blow apocalypse would be.
There is it's called quarantine LA
@@cornhorn280
Well, although it could be a sequel, it's not actually connected in anyway
@@CGCGCG91 really? I just assumed it was. I never watched it because I didn't like the 2nd one. My bad
You can always watch Rec, it's the same movie as Quarantine but from Spain, there's also a Rec 2 and 3, might be a fourth one but I don't remember.
I didn't know that there's a Quarantine 2 movie! I'll watch that and come back. Thank you so much for cranking out these awesome videos!
I like the detailed summaries. Oftentimes I haven’t seen the movie/game you’re covering recently if ever, so hearing a recap is always much appreciated. Great channel!
The summaries are perfectly fine if someone doesn't want to see them they can just skip. I really enjoy them and never skip them
As someone in the medical field and currently completing a nursing degree before moving on to medical school, I must say I found this video truly remarkable and enjoyable. Thank you immensely for creating such engaging content. Please continue to produce more!
Don't change anything. I haven't watched about 90% of the movies you cover but your summaries are solid, direct and yes I enjoy your quips. It's partially why I watch the vids in full.
I fucking love the summaries. I crave them. Never stop.
I truly appreciate the in depth summaries that you provide. I don’t watch movies or play games anymore so I don’t even recognize most if the titles you cover in your videos. Your summaries gives good context for the coming subject and they’re very well done.
Recently, I’ve considered that I’ve been binge watching these just for the summaries and staying for the biology lesson. XD
"Just play some DOOM music over that." I can already hear the music that people would use.
Yeah, he literally put BFG Division in on low in the background!
@@lordvarrax5060 Oh really? I did not hear that in the background. I'm gonna have to watch the vid again with headphones.
I think you do good at summarizing the movies, giving essential information to explain the viruses. Dividing up the movie summaries is smart since viruses might change between movies.
Also, COVID-19 part 2: Viral Boogaloo
Man these timestamp titles are hilarious. Really though, i really enjoy the usual summarizations.
I personally appreciate the summaries. I don’t watch many horror films cos I’m too scared but actually do find the stories and backgrounds interesting. They also add context to the explanations. If you like doing them then just keep leaving the time stamps to keep others happy 👍🏻
You calling firearms “force multipliers” Makes me chuckle. That’s exactly what they are!
21:29 We call those Rollers at the plant I work at. They come as either part of the line for moving boxes toward the pallets, or on tables for inspections. They pretty much just let boxes and baggage roll, with places to detach for maintenance on replacing the roller disks, hence why it folds up like that
I don’t mind the summarization. Little background never hurts.
Personally when it comes to these videos? I think the more information the better. Unless you start saying everything twice or more then details always help understanding. These are basically information videos if you break them down. More Information is always more entertaining. Additionally it’s very nice that you match whatever clips you can with what your saying. Very enjoyable and coherent.
I love how no matter what reason rabies gets spliced to make the zombie virus, the zombies always become olympic star athletes. I'd love one movie to come out where they do that, but instead they just trip over themselves and shit and fart themselves until they die.
Yeah There Is one I'm assuming this is the only zombie movie that doesn't have rabies to start a Zombie virus. So basically When someone dies they come Back (I don't remember it clear) But they become deformed and now everyone is a Prick to you It's a short Horror I guess And it's Okay.
I’d assume that such a film would focus less on the “action”/“horror” aspects of a zombie apocalypse, and more on the “tragedy”/“drama” of a pandemic/medical-drama story.
As examples, the reactions to the outbreaks in Contagion & Maggie & Cargo, in which the non-infected are definitely horrified about what’s happening to their loved ones, but the infected themselves also have to deal with their imminent mortality & the progressive loss of cognitive functions that precedes it.
Oh, like Shaun Of The Dead?
Watch Dream catcher
That’s probably due to the adrenaline and everything else going through them driving them mad. Your body has a lot of built in inhibitors for things like strength so you don’t damage yourself, turn those off and you could very easily rip another human apart.
If i am perfectly honest, i usually listen to you while i work, meaning i dont see the video at all, i just hear. Your in depth and descriptive summary not only adds more time before i have to look for another vid to watch, but its descriptive enough that I can get a clear picture of the events, even if I've never seen the movies. Matter of fact, could you make them longer? Jk, but seriously, my vote is to just keep them as they are. They're perfect to listen to while doing manual, mind numbingly repiticous labor.
I came to your channel for the science, I subscribed & keep watching this type of video largely due to your Recaps. Without the recap the science and technical stuff that you explain might not make much sense if you haven't actually seen the movie. Even if you have seen it here in the recap and then the scientific breakdown makes perfect sense. Keep doing what you doing man
So I’m a fan of virology, but only understand like... half of it. The summaries you give actually help me understand things a bit better I feel.
Also they’re just entertaining to listen to
I wonder how many times Roanoke has been asked to do an analysis of the Infestation from Warframe.
Would be a fairly short breakdown I think as the virus is a combination of bioengineering and nanomachines doing that bio-engineering. Basically a creative Grey Goo.
I would love a video of this even if its short
That would be pretty cool and there is a lot more lore than for a movie so more theorycrafting is possible.
I personally like the movie summaries. It normally perfectly explains the important points pertaining to the virus and without the backstory i don’t think these videos would be as effective in explaining the diseases as im sure even if you explain just the virus/diseases, you would still have to go back and give some explanation or backstory from the movie so why not summarize. Its not a long summary either its concise and properly detailed. Love your videos dude
Don’t stop the summaries, it’s something you’ve always done and I love it as do the majority of ur subscribers, keep doing great man!
Please man keep doing summaries, they make it so much better and even if you have seen the film/game prior its great to have a refresher.
I know it’s been two years but you do a beautiful job at narrating, summarizing, articulating etc.
quarantine is a remake of the Spanish film rec. so it's kind of supposed to be the same
While this is true, most remakes try to avoid being "shot for shot". It's one of the reasons the "Psycho" remake is so maligned. Well, that and Vince Vaughn is no Anthony Perkins.
@@Bluesit32 True
It's a American rip off of rec
Great video but I completely disagree with humans not biting as a form of defense. It's incredibly common that bites ect happen in a struggle, yeah we have evolved away from physical confrontation overall but biting is still definitely one of the primary ways a person defends themselves. I might be wrong but I work in aged/ disability care and dementia patients/other mentally ill patients and some of the patients prone to violent outbursts are known to be "biters". It's definitely more a desperation/survival tactic and we're more likely to want to keep things at least an arms length away but when push comes to shove in a life or death scenario our bite force and teeth aren't anything to stick your nose up at.
Yeah, I've got a couple friends who are police officers and there's a reason they have bite guards in their gear, at least one of them has had someone try to bite them in their career
He was just saying that it's not our go to. The people infected go for biting immediately and that's just not how humans defend or attack usually. Like in a fight your instinct is not going to be to bite. It's not out of the question but humans will absolutely try most other things first.
While a Human bite contains a surprising amount of tremendous crushing power (In terms of raw force, more than a Pitbull and almost on par with a German Shepherd!!), something which most people don't actually know, there is a reason why it's not typically used in fights. The Human jaw, being relatively small, isn't really that adept at easily and reliably grabbing things without said thing slipping out of grasp of your teeth, because hey, you need to grab something in your jaw before you can actually bite it
The problem is we aren't biologically equipped to be "biters". Yes, people can (and do) bite, but our anatomy is much more focused on us using our hands and feet to cause damage (usually through objects and weapons). Most people wouldn't run face first into an attack to bite someone. We usually start with fists and feet, but if all else fails or the hands and feet are restrained in some way, teeth are a good backup.
All that to say, biting is typically a last resort or secondary option to the much more effective limbs
Rick Grimes would 100% agree with this (s4 vs the claimers). Biting is still a defense mechanism.
Something wonderful about what you do is that all these movie summaries make it like binge-watching a ton of movies in one night! The time and effort you continue to put into your videos even two years later, is such a delight to my little biosci-loving heart! Thank you for all the work behind the scenes that makes these videos come together, keep being awesome!
I really like the summaries as I watch a lot of these videos without seeing the movies first, so your summaries give me some much needed context and, on top of that, ti's just fun to hear you describe and summarize the movies :D
I like listening to the summaries for Roanoke's commentary on what goes down. It's entertaining.
And because I might not have watched some of these movies.
I really enjoy the length of the summaries as it gives a clear coverage of the movies without needing to go and watch it. It covers any context clues you could gain from the watching it. Some of the films you cover aren't worth watching but the virus discussion is.
Keep doing the full breakdown! It’s awesome to get the summary so we have full contex!
"REC" is a much better film than Quarantine.
The only thing better about it was the ending. Quarantine was superior, overall.
Everyone here knows quarantine is the American version of rec right?
@@SsakuraSsukai yup, just presenting alternate opinions
@@SsakuraSsukai I have seen both, yes.
The summary is not only a great part of your videos but your presentation is absolutely amazing and your comments are hilarious.
Side note: the more people we have in the world, the more specialization we have. Meaning more people means more advances for humanity. These Malthusian ideas are based on the studies of animal populations. However, we are not animals that can only consume, we also produce and adapt
I love the extended film summaries! Many of these are terrible movies that I never want to have to watch! You make it so I don't have to!
The first Quarantine was actually pretty decent, but the second one was pretty bad.
Honestly, I feel like the time you use to summarize the movies are just right to me. It is short enough that I am not having to watch the entire movie (just the important stuff) and you set the stage well to help explain the viruses and stuff
Gotta love those chapter names.
“Quarantine 2- The quest for more money” is a movie I’d help crowd fund lmao
“There now under quarantine to”. God damnit Roanoke
"We dont use teeth to fight"
Yeah tell that to my brother
I know that feel
younger siblings are a pain
Hate to tell you but im the younger brother but that was 4/6 years ago (when he kept biting me) now im 15 and his 17 we rarely fight but his still kinda childish ngl and me i just except it when people call me stupid and dumb because i dont i see people as objects they do you good or bad
@@kenetickups6146 As the youngest child, I only do something of equal back, so if I get pinched or pushed I do it back, a revenge hit basically so I don't regret being a pain since they started it first Im just finishing the business
This was the video that introduced me to your channel and this movie actually fascinated me as kid cause i always wanted to be a firefighter lol
The summaries are great the way they are in my opinion. I really like movies in this genre and their plots, but I don’t get to watch them very often due to time constraints. It’s great to be able to essentially watch the whole movie in a condensed version with comedic commentary and then get a science explanation right after, truly perfect content.
Wow you are so busy you can't even spare and hour and 45 minutes in life to unplug and watch a movie! But you do have time to watch a 15 minute recap on RUclips and give your two cents on the movie! Helpful tip! Make the damn time to watch movies, lifes to short!
The little girl who went from fine to rabid monster in the span of a line of dialogue is an interesting if stupid plot hole.