In the Royal Theatre o a packed house, she was masterfully singing "Je Veux Vivre dans Ce Reve" in the death scene of Charles Gounod's operaRomeo et Juliette.It is a dark night as they drive through the town, the setting for he rest of the film.In the border town, there are flashing neon and electric signs, tawdry hotels and stripjoint nightclubs ("The Paradise"), crumbling arches, dark roofs, winding streets and wisting alleys with peeling posters on sides of walls and houses, heaps of trash, and vendors pushing carts." However, Amanda is outraged: "You great big he-men make me sick...An outrage, that's what I think." She hangs up when Adam infuriates her even further by laughing and remarking: "You just sound cute when you get cause-y.But the group realized they were still surrounded by zombies: "They're still here...They're after us.They know we're still in here." Peter added: "They're after the place.They don't know why.They just remember, remember that they want to be in here...They're us, that's all.There's no more room in hell" - referring to something his grandfather, a voodoo priest in Trinidad, had said ("When there's no more room in hell, the dead will walk the earth").