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All the human race died or became mutants due to the use of biological weapons in a war.
The truth is, beneath all the biological yucks and makeup (there is plenty of both) lies a strong emotional core.
It also could have been a much different flick if she had appeared to the Sands (her biological parents) after having been married and expecting.
A biological experiment gone awry has led to the creation of slug-like parasites that, once inside a human body, turn people into ravenous sexual deviants.
This is a great movie to watch because everyone needs a father, biological or not, and one often loses sight of how important the influence of a father can be.
A couple of concepts were changed such as the antagonists no longer being vampires but zombie-like victims of biological warfare.
Neville in The Omega Man is an officer who was actively involved in developing biological warfare and so his personal hell seems to be a fitting punishment.
It seems that 'The Man' wants to see how a local neighborhood could take a little biological warfare.
But, eventually emotions come into it because sex is more than just the release of biological urges.
Gwen Araujo was born some twenty years ago as a biological male and raised with a brother and sister in a single parent household.
The one main thing I liked about this movie is that it didn't involve biological mutations caused by the American military, like so many other nature-gone-wrong films.
Thoroughly repugnant and wretched melodrama has the foster couple to a little girl terrorized by the child's psychopathic biological parents, who are on the lam from the police.
In a plot that makes a pretzel look like a breadstick with a ramrod up its spine they are cast as orphan and self-appointed 'mother' (don't ask); Mitchum grows up on a ranch with no male role-model as the 'outsider' of three children - the others being the biological son and daughter of Anderson.
The plot unfurls - and boy, does it take its time - in that familiar device that enjoyed something of a vogue at the time, the flashback, so we begin with Teresa Wright - Mitchum's wife and longtime 'sister', given she's the biological daughter of Anderson and has grown up with Mitchum - riding out to join Mitchum, who is holed up and being pursued by a gang of what we don't yet know.
Unlike "Freaks," which shocked and amazed audiences with its large cast of real-life biological sports, "She Freak" offers basically only one of "Nature's mistakes" in the form of Shorty (!), a Stetsoned little person.
It played to Cold War fears of a biological war.
In the original story, the plague was never really specified as to where it came from and how-it just kind of happened, however in the 1964 Vincent Price film of the same book, it was hinted at that it was something that escaped from a Eastern bloc country's biological weapons lab but it was only in passing.
Worse, her biological father is both white and an obnoxious car-salesman!
they took important bits out and added useless bits in in their places, we lost the motherly characters for rose and Cassandra when Mrs blossom was just a dummy we saw in the corner of the screen and ms Marcy was just a school teacher with little say in their lives when both characters had a great deal of say in the book for as i said they add a kind of motherly atmosphere for the girls for they have no mother and it shows just how much they miss their mother but in the film without them they also loose the atmosphere for rose and Cassandra and their lose and suffering without their biological mother.
The story simply goes like this; in 1974, the US military goes into the Carpathian forest to find a werewolf to get it's blood and use it's DNA to create the ultimate biological weapon(like Resident Evil again)but one of the men gets too cocky and takes the blood himself and all hell breaks loose (close enough to RE to mention it again).
The novel's tragic irony is that the 'daughter' the Mayor sacrifices everything for is not, in fact, his biological daughter.
It's Lily C.A.T., the ultimate biological weapon.
The story of the film seems to be trying to express the biological and/or chemical crisis of the city of Newton where the ex-professor monster is, but the film itself has no tense atmosphere from beginning to end.
Although no consensus has yet emerged on a code of ethics, there is wide agreement among scientists that a robust public health system is an essential safeguard against biological threats, whether intentional or unintentional.
They reflect the fact that a significant portion of American society, which currently votes mainly Republican, rejects or is simply unaware of basic scientific evidence regarding climate change, biological evolution, human health, and other fields.
Wilson, have reached out to religious communities to support the fight against human-induced climate change and the fight for biological conservation, and those religious communities have reached back in harmony with science.
Tenth-grade chemistry makes use of ninth-grade physics, deepening and enriching the student’s grasp, but no basic chemical or biological principles are required for ninth-grade physics.
It was not a physicist, but a biologist, Julius Meyer, who first proposed the law of conservation of energy from a study of biological energy processes.
In fact, the great risk nowadays is that with so many genetic descriptions of organisms pouring out, we are drowning in a sea of data but are moving further away from understanding biological complexity.
This brings us to the need to reflect on human beings--not just the human genome--as subjects for biological research.
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