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(dramatic music)

(birds chirping)

(roaring)

(suspenseful music)

(growling)

(roaring)

(birds chirping)

- Who's there?

(shutter clicking)

(growling)

(heavy breathing)

Is anyone there?

(growling)

(dramatic music)

(grunting)

(suspenseful music)

- I hate this damn job.

- Well hi Dale.

I'm sorry you're so lonely.

Your pants are too tight,

let me help you by
taking them off.

- Hard at work I see?

No Doctor Peele, I'm just
going over spreadsheets,

we're getting a lot of
bodies in from the hospital,

so I'm just matching
up inventory.

- These bodies don't last
long anymore for some reason.

But pay no mind, it's
good for business.

Speaking of inventory,

we have two more cadavers
arriving later this morning,

so make all the arrangements.

- Yes, where would you
like them relocated?

- Let's put them in
sector K this time,

out by the shed
and utility barn.

The forensic people want
different conditions

on these two for
their new cadets.

I'll be in the lab, page
me if anything comes up.

- I hope something comes up.

(suspenseful music)

- Much more aggressive.

In a day or so,

we'll know if this new
batch will increase

the deterioration even more.

(humming)

- Why do you hum all the time?

- The radio's broken, chill man.

- Where are all
these stiffs headed?

- Out to the Wyoming
County Body Farm.

You're new here, but we'll
be making this trip a lot.

Next time you can drive

and I'll be sitting
in the passenger seat

asking a thousand questions.

- Well do you mind
if I ask a question?

- Figured you would.

- What's a body farm?

- You like, went
to college right?

- Well, I'm interning
so technically I'm
still in college,

but what is a body farm?

A place where they plant the
living and harvest the dead?

- You're a funny guy.

It's a facility where they
train forensic experts.

Leave these popsicles
out in various conditions

of decomposition and crap.

These pencil necks
have to figure out

when they died and
stuff like that.

It's hard to believe
they pay people for that.

- How else would
they solve crimes?

- Of course, when you're
dead you're dead, right?

Hey, there's a real
cutie that works there,

her name's Renee.

I think she likes me.

- How could anyone resist?

- [Stu] Hey, I think I'm
starting to like you.

(suspenseful music)

(groaning)

- Damn!

Just great.

Now I gotta file a report
when I get back to the office.

Peele's gonna be pissed
when he finds out

some critter's digging
up the cadavers.

Jeez.

(growling)

(shutter clicking)

(panting)

(chain rattling)

- No trespassing?

You can't possibly
mean little ol' me?

I wonder what's back there?

(growling)

(ominous music)

That won't do.

(camera shutter clicking)

(screaming)

- Hey good lookin'.

This is your number
one security guard,

checkin' in.

- I'm very busy so
if this isn't of the

utmost importance,
leave me alone.

- I know you love
these little rendezvous

we have on the talkies.

But I was thinking,

we should take it
to the next level.

(honking)

We'll carry this conversation
on in a little bit.

The hospital delivery
just showed up.

- All right, buzz them in,

and then you buzz off.

- Good to see ya, man.

We have two stiffs
for Doctor Peele,

and they're in a hurry.

- Not until I get my stuff.

Got it?

- What are you talking about?

We have a delivery.

- You're a new guy.

But Stu knows,

we have a little set up here.

And nobody's getting past

until the transaction's
been made.

- Easy.

Here ya go.

- You're kidding.

This is disgusting.

- What do you care?

It's lonely here all day.

- What is this, a third
world border crossing,

complete with bribes?

- Punks.

- [Renee] Another vulture.

- Hey sugar. You miss me?

- Yeah, about as much
as I'd miss the clap.

- I love it when you talk dirty.

Is Peele around?

- What is it Andy?

- We have a problem.

- What problem?

I sent you out to
place a cadaver.

How could you bungle that?

- That's a stupid question.

- You stay out of this.

Come inside.

What is the problem?

- Animals been digging
up the inventory.

I found one of the
stations all dug up,

the body was missing.

- There's supposed to be
nothing within the perimeter.

What do we pay that
idiot guard for?

- I reckon it had to
be something pretty big

to dig that deep, make
off with the body.

- We'll have to call someone in

to take care of this
issue immediately.

- I'll get Renee on
the phone right now.

- I know an individual
who can deal with this,

I'll handle it.

You wait for the
shipment to arrive

and bring the bodies
in here immediately

for their treatment.

- Yes sir.

- My friend,

I have a job for you.

(laughing)

- They hire all kinds
here, don't they?

- Equal-opportunity employers.

Gotta love it.

- What's wrong?

- This van acts up
once in a while.

Let's pull over and
see what it could be.

(suspenseful music)

- Maybe we should call for help?

- Nah, cell phones don't
work out here anyway.

I got this.

You just gotta
work this on here,

pull that hose off.

- This one here?
- [Stu] Over here.

Wipe it off.

Put it back on.

And I'll tighten this here.

Tighten this over here.

And I gotta tape this back up.

- [Ed] That doesn't
look too secure.

- Yeah, I know.

It covers the hole, it
should be all right.

This is a little loose.

- Do you really know
what you're doing?

- Of course.

(stammering)

- What auto body,
come on, seriously?

You can't count that.

- See? Nothing to worry about.

(growling)

(moaning)

(honking)

- Hey Renee.

That rhymes, you know?

- Oh, you're ever the scholar.

All right, let's get 'em inside.

- [Ed] What no stretcher?

- 'Fraid to get
your hands dirty?

- You'll find that
normal practice

isn't followed around here.

Or anything else
for that matter.

- You know, I'm not afraid
to get my hands dirty,

it's just that if one of
these bags leaks on us,

we're gonna be susceptible
to all kinds of disease.

- You are preachin'
to the choir.

I'm Renee.

- Ed, my name's Ed.

- Well welcome to
the nut farm Ed.

- Thank you.

- This is quite a
place you have here.

- Renee will get you a receipt,

please wait outside.

- [Stu] Sure thing, Doc.

(suspenseful music)

- Does this stuff really help?

I mean break down
normal body tissue

even faster than
normal decomposition?

It's bad enough the way it is.

- Yes Andy it does.

Because of this formula,

we continue to stay in business

and fund my side projects.

- Fine, forget it!

Where do you want them?

- Sector K.

Have the two stooges
help you out with them.

Now go.

- So, Renee, when do you think

you might be able to
take me up on my offer?

It still stands.

- I don't know, let's see...

Never.

- Yeah, she really
wants you Stu.

- Help me move the bodies
to the truck please.

- Saved by the bell.

- See ya 'round cupcake.

- Hey, it was great meeting you.

- Yeah, you too.

Maybe I'll see
you next delivery?

- Yeah, maybe.

(growling)

- Come on, open up,
I ain't got all day.

- And who might you be?

- Duke Larson's the name.

I got an appointment
with Doctor Peele.

It's important,
and so is my time.

- I have to check
back at the office.

- You do that.

Hey, do you smell something?

Like rotten eggs or something.

(farts)

Got ya!

Now get on the horn
and get my clearance.

I ain't accustomed to
bein' kept waitin'.

(growling)

Man, whoo!

That was bad.

- All right, you've
got clearance.

- What do we have here?

Big one.

Yeah, black bear or...

Mountain lion or
something like that.

Nothing gets past Duke Larson.

Nothin'.

Any of you pencil necks know

where I can find Doctor Peele?

- Excuse me?

- What'd you do kid? Fart?

- Front door, first
room straight ahead.

- Thank you.

You ladies have a great day.

- Who's that dude?

- Duke Larson.

Hunts big game and
nuisance animals.

Supposed to be the best.

- What, are you having
animal problems?

- One of the shallow
graves was dug up

and the body was missing.

No big game should
be on the compound.

Bad for business if something's
eating all the inventory up.

- Some big fella
breached your fence?

This place is a
veritable picnic spot.

- Well, I'm on my way,
anybody wanna help?

- No thanks.

- Suit yourself.

(growling)

- [Ed] Did you see that?

An animal or something.

- Jeez, chillax.

You letting those guys spook you

with their wild animal tales?

- No, I'm serious, I really
think I saw something.

Maybe a bear
prowling for carrion?

- What'd you say?

- Carrion, you know, dead meat.

- Oh yeah yeah, we
better be getting back.

(engine grinding)

- Something tells me that
this is gonna be a bad day.

- Hey, long time no see.

- Hi, I'm sorry to bug you,

but as luck would have it
our van isn't starting.

I think we might need
to get some tools

to start it up this time.

- Oh, I could take a look,

I know a little something
about mechanics.

(growling)

- This is some good shit.

Woah!

- [Renee] Sorry, Ed
said you needed help.

- [Ed] You shouldn't
be popping these

on work time, you
could be fired.

- It's just, you know,
for my cataracts.

- [Renee] Well I can
get you guys some tools,

we have some back in
the maintenance shed.

- I'll go get 'em,
just point the way.

I need to get some fresh air.

- It's down the
side of the building

on the far side of
the gravel road.

- I'll be right back.

- Take your time.

(growling)

- Hey you!

You're not supposed to be here.

(beeping)

(heavy breathing)

What the hell?

(growling)

You folks look like crap!

(yelling)

(squelching)

- A bear or a mountain
lion, you say?

- That's right, Doc.

Couldn't be anything else.

'Specially with the
way it was dug up.

Definitely the work
of a scavenger.

- And how will you
handle this problem?

- I'll track it down...

And I'll kill it.

It won't stray too far knowing

there's food easily available.

- Make it quick then,

and there's a bonus if you
deal with it immediately.

Here's a map of the compound.

It will help you keep
track of where you are.

The X indicates the
front security gate.

- Right then.

I guess I better get going.

I'll see you in
a little while...

With your critter.

Dead.

(groaning)

Hey Sugar.

Do you wanna take a
ride with a real man?

You can watch me
take down a bear

or a mountain lion with my
bare hands if I have to.

- Uh duh, I have to work.

(laughing)

- Don't worry, you'll
be workin' all right.

When we pull over
for a lunch break.

- Dream on steroid head.

(laughing)

- You think that's funny squid?

- Yeah, kinda.

- Ah well,

a compliment is a compliment.

I'll see you kids later

with some fresh meat for dinner.

- I despise guys like that.

Every guy here
tries to hit on me.

Except for you.

You're polite and respectful,

not always trying to
get down my pants.

- Don't think it
hasn't crossed my mind,

you're as cute as a button.

- Do you have a girlfriend?

- What do you think?

My luck with women
isn't very good.

- Maybe you'll get lucky today?

- [Ed] Wonder what's
taking Stu so long.

(ominous music)

- I wonder how
long the new serum

will take to bring
about an effect.

(rustling)

- What the?

Don't know why I'm
being so careful,

y'all's is damaged goods anyhow.

Damned if that don't look
like the security guard.

The hell's he doing out here?

Probably growing
pot or something.

(heavy breathing)

(ominous music)

(groaning)

- Who is it?

I just need some tools, man.

Man, someone here
has damn big feet.

(yelling)

(van squeaking)

- [Renee] See, I told
you you might get lucky.

- [Ed] Yeah, you're swell.

(squelching)

- I bet you're hiding in there.

Now...

Time for your wake up call.

(adventurous music)

- Gotta be an easier
way to make a livin'.

Maybe I'll just go on welfare.

One down, one to go.

The hell?

Who's playing games with me?

(ominous music)

What the hell?

Am I goin' nuts here?

Jeez!

For a second, I thought
you'd come to life.

(yelling)

(groaning)

No! No!

(sighs)

- What, I had to put
another quarter in?

- No, I have the feeling
someone's watching us.

- Great, your boss, now
we're both in trouble.

- No, Doctor Peele just
stays in his lab all day.

- Wouldn't surprise
me if it was Stu,

he's kind of a big perv,
maybe he was watching us.

- Well, let's put this on
pause for a later time,

say, tonight, my house?

- Sounds good.

What is it you do here anyway?

- Bag 'em and tag 'em.

That's what I say
to anybody who asks.

It's kinda creepy
knowing that there's

dead bodies all
around these grounds.

Gives me the chills.

- Yeah, can't say I
blame you one bit.

- Someone's coming.

- Stu what took so...

- What happened? Are you okay?

(growling)

(screaming)

- What the hell is going on?

- [Renee] Ugh, get off me!

(growling)

- [Ed] What happened?

- We have company.

(growling)

(tender music)

- Dear god.

- You saved us.

Thank you.

- I think we better go.

- Well what about him?

It? That?

- I think he can
take care of himself.

(groaning)

- That must be the bear that's

been digging up all the graves.

- That's not a bear,
stupid, that's a bigfoot!

Sasquatch or something.

- We have bigger problems.

- What?

- Look out the window.

Your cadaver's
dirt naps are over.

(groaning)

- Amazing.

Simply amazing.

- Is that all you can say?

- He's gone, he ran off.

- The hell are we gonna do?

- Renee, call the police.

- Doctor Peele, do you have
any idea what's going on here?

- No, but it is a bit
odd, don't you think?

- It's dead!

- Try a cell phone.

- They won't work this far out,

you won't get any reception.

- Great, just great.

(growling)

- This is horrible,
they're disgusting.

- Another hour every
corpse on this farm

is gonna be busting at
the door trying to get in.

How many do you have here?

- Between 30 to 35.

(groaning)

- The security guard!

Renee to front gate,
we're in trouble, over.

(static)

Renee to front gate,
we're in trouble, over.

- We'll just have to wait
until Andy comes back.

- If he comes back,

those things could've gotten
him and the security guard.

- Well then maybe our hunter
friend will have better luck.

We'll have to wait and see.

- Well we can't wait too long.

- Well then, be my guest,

waltz out of here.

- Do you see Bigfoot?

- No, he must've
high-tailed it out of here.

- Who would ever have
believed in Bigfoot?

- Well who would
ever believe that

the dead would
come back to life?

It's kind of a moot
point right now.

- You'd better watch
your attitude Renee.

You still work for
me, remember that.

- Oh, well here's my notice,

I quit!

- Wait a minute,
our van broke down,

but you guys must
have a car, right?

- Nice try.

But we all drove
in here with Andy,

so until he or Duke gets back,

we stay put.

- They're not that fast,
maybe we can just run by them.

- Don't forget to punch the
time clock on your way out.

Escape to where?

Another horde of those zombies?

It's two miles to
the front gate,

we're sure to be mobbed.

- Doctor Peele's right, we
should stay here for now.

(growling)

(screaming)

- What the hell was that?

(ominous music)

Hey, did you hear that scream?

(groaning)

Dude, you don't look so good.

All right, don't
come any closer.

I'm warning ya.

One more step.

(gunshot)

I'll blow your head off.

(growling)

Nothin' dug these corpses up,

they climbed outta
the grave themselves!

(gunshots)

Hey, this is fun!

(laughing)

(adventurous music)

I hate freeloaders.

(groaning)

(ominous music)

- What business do
you have in here?

- While my life and
Renee's are at stake,

I have every right to
be anywhere I want.

Especially when I'm
looking for a weapon.

- Well you won't find
anything like that in here.

- What is this stuff?

It's everywhere and
in large quantities.

- It's nothing you need
to concern yourself with.

- This is Doctor
Peele's secret lab,

only him and Andy
are allowed in here.

This can't be what
you've been working on

this whole time, is it?

- Yes, it is something
I've been working on.

But only for my work
here, at the body farm.

Nothing else.

- What is it?

- I don't see what
business it is of yours.

- What is it, Doctor Peele?

- It's a deterioration
agent, nothing more.

- What do you use it for?

- I inject each cadaver
that arrives with it,

they break down
faster, deteriorate.

The hospital pays me for more
space on the farm faster.

It keeps us in business
and people employed.

Present company excluded.

- Well does the hospital
know about this?

- What do they care?

All the money comes from
private research donors.

It doesn't matter if they pay
for two cadavers or fifty.

- You greedy bastard,

your formula's
resurrecting the dead

instead of deteriorating it.

- Is this all that
you have right here?

- Of this batch, yes.

- This batch?

How much do you have?

- I've been perfecting
this formula for months.

Old batches are
dumped in big drums

at various spots
on the compound.

- We outta take you outside
and feed you to those things.

- Why don't we?

It could buy us some time
whenever we tried to get away.

- You can't be serious.

- You wanna find out
how serious we are?

- In a time like this,

we need to stick together.

- You make me sick.

(adventurous music)

- Yeah!

Yee haw!

(laughing)

Come on!

Come on, ya pusshead,
come and get it!

That was no bear.

This place is a
regular freak show.

(groaning)

Come on, let me in before
these things eat me for dinner!

I gotta tell ya,

you guys got a
real problem here.

- Uh yeah, we know.

- Let me get you up to speed.

The good doctor here has a serum

that he's been injecting
into the cadavers.

- Turning them into zombies.

- The compound is full of them.

- And there's no way out!

- The phones are dead.

- Our van's broken down.

- And there's a
bigfoot, that's right,

I said a bigfoot roaming around.

- I think it likes Renee.

- He saved our lives.

- I made out with her.
- [Renee] Ed!

- All right, all right.

Pipe down, I've heard enough.

- How much ammunition
do you have left?

- I've only got a couple
shots left in my pistol.

- That's it?

Didn't you come here prepared
to kill a wild animal?

- Well yeah but I shot a
dozen or more of those things

between here and the
woods, my rifle's empty.

- Well at least now we
have a set of wheels,

we can try to get away.

- We'd be sitting
ducks in that Jeep.

- We?

You're gonna be
our bait, remember?

- That's not a bad idea.

- No, we can't feed
him to those things,

no matter how much
he deserves it.

- Where's those other two guys?

- Well Andy never came back
and his partner's gone.

- Partner? You're gay?

- That's not what she means.

- Whatever cowboy.

- He made out with me.

- Well maybe his broom
sweeps both ways?

- Enough of this nonsense.

- Look, those dead zombie
things can't be that smart.

- Ah, come here a second.

(gasoline gurgling)

(explosion)

- Okay, well I've
been wrong before.

- At least we have electricity.

It will be nightfall soon.

(groaning)

(electricity crackling)

- Well gee then.

(laughing)

- It's gonna be a long night.

(ominous music)

(groaning)

- Not much different
from us, are you?

Lost, wandering souls,
looking for something.

(rattling)

Who are you? How
did you get in here?

- Keys.

- Andy?

Oh my god.

- Kill me again.

- [Renee] No, I can't!

- For real?

- [Renee] Guys!

Andy's back.

- What the?

- You're one of those things.

- Your children of the damned?

It's your fault!

You did this.

We walk in agony.

- Somebody do something!

- Dude do what you get
paid to do and shoot it

in the head like in all
those zombie movies.

- Shoot me.

Before I hurt you.

I'm hungry.

I'm hungry.

Your flesh...

Tastes so good.

- I'm warning you, back off.

(growling)

Shit! The bastard bit me!

- [Ed] Where's he going?

- Do it myself.

- What are you doing?

(sizzling)

(moaning)

- That's some potent stuff.

- [Ed] Is he dead?

- Nothing but bones.

- This is a nightmare.

- We'd better treat that.

- Am I gonna turn into one
of them walking zombies?

- Most likely.

- Thanks.

(ominous music)

- Ugh, easy doc.

- We have to disinfect
it as much as possible.

- What difference does it make?

I'm a goner anyway.

How much time do
you think I have?

- A few hours at least.

- How do you know that?

- I've seen Dawn of
the Dead a few times.

- You don't look so good Duke.

- Yeah, well Duke
don't feel so good.

(growling)

(rattling)

- That came from the other room.

Do you think another
zombie got in?

- Well go look sissy.

- Yeah, okay.

(sniffing)

- Does anyone else
smell that foul odor?

- Yeah, I got a whiff
of that earlier.

Same smell.

I thought it was me fartin'.

That's bad, enough to bring
an elephant to its knees.

- Maybe it's our hairy friend?

Isn't Bigfoot supposed
to smell like that?

- Yeah maybe it forgot to put on

its deodorant in the morning.

- Well let's go see,
he won't hurt us.

- Yeah, he won't hurt you,

he might tear our arms
out of their sockets.

- It is him.

Don't be afraid.

(grunting)

- You talking to me or it?

(tender music)

You sure this is a good idea?

- He's injured.

We have to help him.

Come on.

(grunting)

(groaning)

- Why did you bring
that beast in here?

- [Renee] He's hurt.

- Sure is a ripe one.

You ought to give him a bath.

- [Ed] I think he
understood you.

- See that?

I was gonna tell him to
sit, but he beat me to it.

Smart fella.

- Why did it come back here?

Surely there are others
of its kind somewhere.

- Maybe he's the last one.

- Yeah, we should be so lucky.

(growling)

- It appears he
doesn't fancy you.

- Yeah, well the
feeling's mutual.

If I wasn't in such a state,

I'd have me a trophy.

- I'd rather have
him on our side.

Big guy like that,

he could plow
through those zombies

like a freight train,
help get us out of here.

- Can you help
get us outta here?

- Yeah, not as smart
as you thought, huh?

- He understands perfectly.

Thank you.

- [Ed] Here, have a few.

- There's still plenty
of 'em out there.

- We seem to be safe for now.

Watchin' that overgrown
chimp eat those mints

has made me a bit hungry.

Well I'm afraid we don't
have much around here.

(growls)

- There's plenty to eat here.

Stupid monkey.

(squelching)

(groaning)

- I think we have company!

- Stuck between a
rock and a hard place.

- We have to escape!

- What should we do?

- Help us Bigfoot!

(dramatic music)

(growling)

(squelching)

- Yeah, that's
using your big feet!

- [Renee] Let's keep
moving, this way!

(groaning)

- He said go this way,

into the thicket of trees!

- He left us!

Where is he?

Now what will we do?

Without his help,
we're sitting ducks!

- Ugh, chill out!

Without him we wouldn't
even be this far.

He's around here somewhere.

- Ah, here he comes.

He brought us
something to drink.

- Thank you.

- We should dunk
your sour head in it.

(grunting)

(somber music)

- [Ed] What is that?

- [Renee] Something
in that barrel.

Looks like your handy work, Doc.

- [Peele] Enough out of you!

- Is this legal, dumping
all this crap out here,

where it can
contaminate everything?

- Oh, as long as he
doesn't get caught.

How does it feel
knowing that this serum

that is leaking all
over the grounds,

and that you injected
into those cadavers,

is responsible for at
least three deaths?

And god knows what else.

(yelling)

Woah, woah, stop it!

He's not worth it!

What's wrong?

Oh, it hurts doesn't it?

Where you were bit?

- Your friend could be
infected if he was bitten.

He may hold out
longer than a human,

but in time he'll
succumb to death

and then he'll turn on you.

And there won't be
anyone to protect you.

- Lay off Peele.

- He may be able to fight it.

It's gonna be okay, all right?

You'll see.

- You okay Doc?

- Everything won't be okay.

Your hairy friend is
gonna leave us behind

and we'll be zombie chow!

We have to keep moving!

- Calm down!

We're gonna get outta this.

- Oh, no, no!

(growls)

I'm getting out of here,
and she's coming with me!

A little insurance.

- For what? You're
nuts, let her go.

- If things get complicated,

she'll provide a
necessary destraction.

I'm not fooling,
back off Bigfoot!

- Do what he says, okay?

I'll be okay.

- You won't get far,
we'll be right behind you.

- Don't even try it, hero.

- Come on, let's circle around.

- Come on, move, move!

- Just let me go!

- Shut up you fool,

you'll bring all those
things down on our heads!

- You're gonna regret this.

- I already do!

(sniffing)

- You got something?

- Damn it!

Looks like we backtracked.

You don't listen very well, kid!

- Let her go Peele.

- Out of the way!

- Look out behind you!

(groaning)

- Please, no, help!

- No, you've met your fate!

(yells)

Let's go.

(squelching)

(ominous music)

(groaning)

Hold on,

I just need to catch my breath.

- Well would you settle
for catching a break?

Look!

(groaning)

Damn it! No keys?

Maybe he dropped
them, look around.

- No he had 'em in
his hand whenever

he came to the main building.

- Great!

- Well can't you
hotwire it or somethin'?

- I can sure as hell try.

(growling)

- Come on, the
zombies are coming!

- I got it!

- Bigfoot, get in the back!

(groaning)

- We're gonna have
a hell of a time

explaining this to
the authorities.

- Heh, that's the least
of our worries right now.

- You know, I was thinking
when all this is said and done,

you wanna go have
dinner with me?

Maybe some place fancy?

- I'd love that.

- You know, life's
funny sometimes,

who would've thought
that two people

could meet up
cruising around with

Bigfoot and stomping zombies?

- Speaking of Bigfoot.

I think he's having a
good time back there.

- [Ed] Well it's not
every day that Bigfoot

gets to ride around in a truck.

- I wouldn't be too
sure about that.

- [Ed] What do you mean?

- Well it's obvious he's
been with humans before.

- He can't come with us,

he's gotta remain a secret.

(growling)

(tender music)

This is the end of
the line, big guy.

- Yeah, we know, you have
to be free in the forest.

With your own kind.

(grunting)

- We better get outta here.

(growling)

Damn!

- The remaining zombies
are attacking Bigfoot!

- We can't leave
him here like this.

(energetic music)

(squelching)

- High five!

Yeah!

- Oh, he's still hurt.

Think he'll be okay?

- [Ed] I'm sure he'll be fine.

These things probably
have a resilience

like you wouldn't believe.

How else do you
think they'd survive

in the wilderness like they do?

- Will you be okay?

(ominous music)

- Come on, let's go.

(growling)

(gunshot)

- Hot damn!

(growling)

(suspenseful music)

(groaning)

(growling)