In the film, the two young and good-looking gangsters become counter-cultural, romantic fugitives and likable folk heroes with semi-mythic celebrity status, recalling Robin Hood and the outlaws of the West.And he said, ""Boy, you""ll be damned to hell."" Hah! Remember that? Right over there.Well, you used to really be scared here...Hey, you""re still afraid."In the memorable and haunting graveyard sequence, Johnny joked and teased Barbra about being afraid by using a creepy Boris Karloff-like (or Vincent Price) voice:"They""re coming to get you, Barbra.Another man reported: "People are willing to believe almost anything."]And then it became clear what was happening - she described a student film-making project and its relation to the late-breaking news over a three day period, and the young filmmakers"" desire to tell the real truth of the zombie attacks with their own first-person footage.In this film, Henry Fonda plays a more passive individual when compared to his portrayal of Juror # 8 in a jury room in12 Angry Men (1957).