Bush""s "War on Terror." To update its significance for the time, some of he lines of dialogue were revised (e.g., "We don""t negotiate with terrorists").Although it was an unsubtle film, it presented he idea that the zombies, led by smartly-evolved and more advanced "Big Daddy" (Eugene Clark), could be trained to shoot guns, use tools as weapons, and besiege the corrupt city.In the main cabin, Brenda suggested an idea for fun to Alice and Bill - she volunteered to play "strip Monopoly."Suddenly, Kristen was awakened again by the real-world nurse (Joanna Lipari), who asked: "Feeling better now?"After school, some of the teens (including cute Dan Jordan) ate at a local diner, named CRAVE INN [a reference/homage to the series"" creator Wes Craven], where both Debbie and Alice worked as waitresses.The Coming of the Talkies - A Threat to Movie Theater Musical Productions:A byline on an electrical, rotating news-screen or news-strip in downtown New York City on the Times Square Tower announced he end to the silent era and stage shows: "HOLLYWOOD, CALIF - MOTION PICTURE PRODUCERS ANNOUNCE ONLY TALKING PICTURES WILL BE MADE IN FUTURE - SILENT PICTURES ARE FINISHED.[It was later revealed to be a house structure, resembling 1428 Elm Street from the previous films.]Exhausted, she was desperately attempting to keep awake with a spoonful of coffee crystals, a swig of Diet Coke, and loud music on her radio (Dokken""sInto the Fire).