They are smarter zombies, but I doubt if they are engaged in growing food. Given that they don't eat each other, is it explained how they have survived without eating?
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3Do they starve to death in the films? – Valorum Jun 08 '21 at 19:15
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2in some cases, zombies are no longer human but in zombieland, they have been infected by a mad cow-like illness so still biologically human. same thing in 2 days later. – releseabe Jun 08 '21 at 19:31
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Oddly, the official Zombieland Twitter account asked precisely this question, but appear to have left it unanswered; https://twitter.com/Zombieland/status/2302663274 – Valorum Jun 08 '21 at 19:51
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I think you meant "28 days later", in which case I think these 2 are very different. In 28 days later, they are still human and can still die to various fatal injury, but in Zombieland, they barely flinch if you don't hit them on the head (at least from what I recall). – Clockwork Jun 08 '21 at 21:06
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My "8" key sticks. In both 28 Days Later and Z-Land the disease leaves them human. In Z-Land 2 double tap, the mutated zombies are apparently not completely human so if one needed an explanation of a comedy horror movie perhaps that is it. – releseabe Jun 09 '21 at 03:16