A deaf Amish farmer named Samuel (R.D.Reid) who could read lips appeared - along with more zombies.From his barn, the farmer hurled a stick of dynamite at three undead to obliterate them.As they fixed the RV inside Samuel""s barn, more attacking zombies surrounded the wooden structure.When they were driving out of the barn, Samuel was grabbed and bitten in the neck - he suicidally stabbed himself in the head with a curved scythe blade, killing the zombie holding onto him from behind.She opens the drapes and then leaves to enter the bathroom.Adam stirs, shakes off sleep, and after a few moments, they ritualistically have coffee together (he at the left of the frame, she at the right with the tray in-between).Film Notables (Awards, Facts, etc.)With a production budget of $3 million, and box-office gross receipts of $30 million (domestic).With the tagline: "The Man of Your Dreams Is Back."Extensive evidence existed regarding the film""s homosexual subtext, i.e., the sexually-repressed homosexual character of Jesse, Jesse""s high-pitched screaming, the depantsing wrestling scene, the multiple male locker room scenes, the S&M references, the phallic snake wrapped around Jesse""s neck in Biology class, the sign on Jesse""s bedroom door that at first glance read: "NO CHICKS," the pelvic thrusting dance scene with a phallic popgun thrust into his crotch as he cleaned his room wearing Elton John-style gold-glittering sunglasses, the board-game PROBE hidden in his closet, the scene at the gay leather bar, the unusual bondage-murder of the leather-tank-topped gym coach - after being assaulted by sports balls and whipped by towels on his naked butt, Jesse""s lack of libido and performance anxiety, the exploding hot dogs at the pool party, and more.(1928), with Marion ByronThis was Keaton""s last independent film for producer Schenck, and he went on to make a few films for MGM, but none of hem (except possibly forThe Cameraman (1928)) reached the same heights of innovative brilliance.Ash explained to everyone: "There""s something out there.That, that witch in the cellar is only part of it.It lives out in those woods, in the dark, something, something hat""s come back from the dead." He urged everyone to wait until daylight to escape.The deadite Henrietta (taking the form of Annie""s mother) begged and tempted Annie to be released from he cellar by singing a familiar lullaby from her childhood, but she refused.