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City Of The Living Dead (1980)
IMDB rating: 6.20
Plot: The suicide of a priest marks the beginning of the end. We have this story seen through the eyes of two sorts of teams with the journalist Peter Bell and Mary, a girl who experienced a vision of the mentioned priest, in one hand and Gerry, a psychiatrist, and Sandra, one of his patients, in the other hand. With these four characters we are going to see a story that begins just with unusual and inexplicable things happening like the broke of a mirror without any logical explanation. But soon the death will be there and the only possible solution, of course, is to go deeper in the case of the priest before it’s too late. If they can’t end with the problem, the death bodies will never rest in peace again.
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Directors: Fulci Lucio
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Ladies, what would you do if you thought a girl was after your husband?
My husband is a police officer in his fifties. He is not drop dead gorgeous but he is attractive to me and like many cops looks great in his uniform. A week ago my friend was going to pick up her kid and drove by the 7-11 where there was this girl with long blonde hair standing by my husband’s cop car, talking to him (he does speed traps at that location). We live in an adjoining city so he knows there is no way I would happen to drive by.
When he got home I joked to him that my friend had seen him chatting up a young girl. He came off like it was no big deal and that she was just a girl making conversation.
I guess I got paranoid so the last night of his shift I drove to that area and went by a few times. Wouldn’t you know it, I too saw a girl matching the description, talking to him.
I’m not sure if I should be worried. I know how girls are with guys in uniform (I was one of them). Everything inside me wants to wait for her and confront her but I only have suspicion, not proof that something is happening or is going to happen.
I wish these young girls who are looking for a quick thrill would consider the wives that have stood by their husbands for years and back off!
Should I confront her? Should I talk to my husband? He’s never cheated, at least he hasn’t got caught but I’ve never had a reason to suspect him.
What would you do??? Has this happened to you? I just need some stories/real life experience.
And I parked down the street and she stood and talked to him for 45 minutes.
Time for you to dial up the sex. Bring it to him in a way that he is just too tired to get any on the side.
nocturnalrein | Feb 03, 2010
I can’t imagine any reason in the world why you would confront the girl. If your husband is honorable, then nothing she’s doing is affecting you in any way whatsoever. And if your husband is not honorable, then he’s the one you need to be talking to.
Happy-2 | Feb 03, 2010
You husband seem to be the one enjoying this situation !!
The problem is him !!..And you’re in denial !!
It’s not the girl’s fault !!
"gash smasher" reload | Feb 03, 2010
Be VERY worried. WOW this is like deja vu for me. My ex husband is a Police Officer too, but in this case, It was a fellow female officer who went after my husband. I later found out that they were having an affair and he got her pregnant and left me for her.
My husband and I were together for 12 yrs. and it totally broke my heart. They are now married and have a daughter ( he got her pregnant while we were married).
Be VERY, VERY WORRIED !!!
Jessica | Feb 03, 2010
I think you need more ammo before you do anything and then I suggest you confront your husband again and not the girl. Your husband is the one who is married and your husband is the one with the power to say "go away girlie". If you cannot wait you need to tell your husband what you have found out and deal with this issue within your own marriage. Yes, the girl is wrong but it’s even more wrong of your husband not to say "please be on your way ma’am".
Not a prude | Feb 03, 2010
I can only tell you that it’s both their fault, the girl who knows your husband is married and is POSSIBLY hitting on him and your husband who, even though married, is POSSIBLY reacting to it.
Having said that, I would talk to him if I were you. Ask him directly if anything is going on cause this has happened twice. Is he a friend of his perhaps? Maybe an acquaintance that he’s just making casual conversation with? Maybe someone that needs some legal advice about something? Could be a number of reasons. Tell him that you do trust him, however you still would like to know some more about what’s happening there. I’m sure if everything is alright, he won’t mind explaining to you.
Zen | Feb 03, 2010
You should stop being so paranoid and insecure.
Stacey | Feb 03, 2010
So when you were one of them, how did he act and talk to you? That might give you the answer.
nancybuck8 | Feb 03, 2010
This is why the divorce rate is so high in the civil servant offices. They think that they are all that and women will drool over them every time they walk by. Did you ever notice how cocky they act when they are walking around the 7-11 buyin’ them some doughnuts. If you can’t trust him get a divorce.
bejay | Feb 03, 2010
Do not confront her. You do not know her. She does not owe you anything. She is free to have her own morals and free to flirt with any married man she sees fit.
The person you need to deal with is your husband. He is the one who made a commitment to you, not her. If your friend saw them "a week ago" and you saw them "last night" but he said that was a girl making conversation, that sure is a long conversation! Nothing is wrong with a conversation, but one that continues over a week is leading into a friendship.
I wouldn’t attack him. I would just tell him that he has not given me any reason to mistrust him so far, but for the sake of our relationship, that week-long "no big deal" conversation he’s been having with that blonde by the 7-11 needs to be wrapped up pronto. I wouldn’t react if he gets defensive, or tell him he’s lying if he says they haven’t spoken since your friend saw them, or answer his questions about how I know what I do. I would just repeat: "For the sake of our relationship, wrap that conversation up" and walk away. I would treat him normally and avoid all discussions on the topic after that. Of course, I would drive on by a week or two later and also be on the alert in the following month or so for any changes in his behavior.
I don’t believe in being mistrustful or stalking your husband, but you have to keep an eye out to protect what you hold dear to you. Any "chatting up" he does with her after you speak to him, he will have it in his mind that you do not approve. It is up to him to decide how important his budding friendship with this blonde is. Always trust your instincts.
Cutest B | Feb 03, 2010
I agree with Happy 2, but can understand how you feel. In my home town the cops were really bad. There was a cop who was, in all respects, ugly. He was tall, skinny, had a comb over, and his face looked like it was made from distressed leather. He managed to impregnate 3 women (other than his wife) that he took on ride-a-longs (no pun intended). It got so bad they had to crack down on the female/male ride-a-long policy. Many cops were cheating on their wives.
The ugly cop’s close friend (who was my boss) swore that he was the most devoted husband he’d ever met. But other cops I knew said otherwise. It was common knowlege that he had a bunch of kids running around yet his wife stood by him.
Your husband may be an honorable guy, but a young pretty thing may wear him down. I trust my husband 100% but there are tough times when I know both of us are a little more vulnerable. I think the best way to nip this is to talk to your husband and no matter how crazy or paranoid it makes you feel, tell him what’s on your mind. I do think it’s inappropriate for a girl to stand around and talk to a cop, much less a couple times a week (that you know of) and for 45 minutes.
Talk to your husband and tell him how you feel. If there are problems in your marriage drawing him away, address them and fix them!
Truth Hurts | Feb 03, 2010
I truly think you are making this out to be more then it really is. Stop wondering what if and be blunt with him about your feelings. He is in a public eye, police officer, roll. Jeez, I stopped and talked to a police officer just the other day, I hope his wife wasn’t watching, either. I had a concern about a neighbor parking his trash trailer with no tags in the street and a old air conditioner unit that sit in the street for over 6 months.
Don’t check up on him, just be honest with him and tell him how you feel. He can’t stop talking to the public just because you feel threatened by some young blonde bimbo. He comes home to you every night? yes?
He has enough to worry about, he doesn’t need your insecurity’s about his job. He could be dodging bullets, too. Does that make him a two timer, too.
Kaylene | Feb 03, 2010
As of right now you don’t have any prove of anything. You just went by what your friend told you and then you decided to go spy on him. Remember when you married him, you knew the kind of job he had and you where okay with it. I have to be honest with the job he has he will always be talking to many people each day that he is out working. Different kind of people and it’s normal! You can’t always go by what others tell you! You have to be confident about your self and your marriage. You explain that before your friend told you about the incident you never had any reason to believe he was cheat ting on you. But if it’s truly bothering you, talk to him explain to him how you are filling. Two of the main keys in a marriage are Communication and honesty! I truly believe you should not confront her, you are better than that. Also what are you going to confront her about? You have no prove of any wrong doing. Not only that, you will just make everything worst in your marriage. Going behind your husbands back and confronting another women would only make him believe you don’t trust him or your marriage. I wish you all the best!
hazelshine | Feb 03, 2010
Threesome!
Mr. Fix It | Feb 03, 2010
First, you have to accept that there are always going to be women after your man, it’s what it is… these women are missing something in their lives and feel that the only way to make up for that is to take what is not theirs. That being said, this is NOT about this other woman, it is about you and your husband. If your husband was 100% committed to the marriage (not saying he’s cheated) then he would not give this girl the time of day.
here’s what happened to me. Six years ago, I met the man of my dreams… after 12 years of marriage to a sociopath who lied to me over and over again, I thought this time I married the "safe guy" the one who was cheated on by his ex. The one who told me that he would NEVER ever do that to me, that it was not a part of who he is. So… over the past six years, I have been in what I would say the "perfect" marriage (if there is such a thing)… we were the couple everyone wanted to be… "oh aren’t they so inlove" or "oh, you can see in his eyes how much he loves you." blah blah blah.
so… over the past two or so years, my husband and I allowed a "third party" female into our "circle"… she was our "third wheel" so to say. she would come over on the weekends, enjoy dinner with us and the kids, play with our dog, etc. All along, she would cry on our shoulders about the many men she has been hurt by and we would almost act like her "support team" and counsel her! We always figured "oh, we don’t want her to be alone…so maybe we should open our hearts and let her come over and hang with our perfect wonderful family"
Oh, I would ask my husband many times "you would never do anything with her, would you?" and because she was kind of slutty and skanky, he would say "oh nooooooo…. no way."
Five weeks ago, I found out they have been fooling around RIGHT IN FRONT OF MY NOSE for the past year.
the moral to this story… never ever think your man can’t do it… my husband today says that he never thought he could, and that he now understands that as a man, it is a part of his make up. Men don’t associate cheating with their spouse. And MOST important thing of all… when your gut tells you something’s wrong or there is a threat, PLEASE LISTEN TO IT! You need to get into counseling now with your husband to intercept whatever it is that he is feeling. He’s 50, he’s at that age where he could become weak… not because he doesn’t love you, but because he’s a MAN.
Trust me, this is the hardest thing I have ever had to go through because my husband is really that great in every other way. But he was weak… and now he’s so sorry. We are learning so much in therapy about OURSELVES as humans… I suggest you two do the same.
Good luck!
Smartstuff | Feb 03, 2010
I’d visit the girl anonymously at her 7-11 and check her out. Ask her about that nice handsome policeman you saw her talking to and find out if he’s her boyfriend. Or be his other girlfriend from a different town who’s seen them together and you are warning her you’ve heard he’s married etc and see what sort of reply you get from her. She may be totally innocent. She may not know he’s married with kids. I’d find out first what the situation is with her before I turned off the charm and got my claws out. If it’s what you fear, then I’d turn into his wife and tell her to back off. Then I’d go home and deal with him.
chris n | Feb 03, 2010
Well first of all look to your husband for answers, instead of focusing in on the other female too much. Confront your husband first, let him know that you, "Saw the pretty young blonde he was chatting to the other night…" and either he will choke on his coffee and have a defensive reaction which is in indicator of guilty feelings, or he will look at you and tell you that you’re the only woman he wants. Either way, communicate to him that it makes me uncomfortable, and not because you mistrust him, but as a woman you know what this lady is up to and you don’t want him to be put in that situation.
Men by nature will always get a little thrilled when ladies show any interest in them, but it does not always mean they would act upon the prospect. I would not confront this woman immediately because it should be your husbands job to discourage her, and he should inform her that he is married and that even if the conversation is innocent, it is not healthy for his relationships and looks bad from the outside.
This has happened to me before as well, except different story haha. My husband had a female friend, and they were friends before we met. Unlike alot of women, I have no problems with the female gender. I prefer being friends with females rather than males, and I am a very friendly person as well so it is not like I walked into the situation being territorial of my man or automatically feeling threatened by their friendship.
However, SHE had a problem with ME, going out of her way to make snide remarks and unwelcoming gestures to me despite my openness to her. I was really struck by this because it is rare that someone goes out of their way to dislike me without getting to know me first. And it also lead me to believe that even though she had a boyfriend of several years whom she lived with, that she also had developed feelings for my (at the time) boyfriend (being that we are married now.)
I thought this in part because she was lashing out like a jealous girlfriend, and that women’s intuition is something to be trusted.
Well, I was out of town on business and when I get back into town I knew my man had gone to hang out at this girl and her boyfriend’s apartment, and while I was not overjoyed when he told me, I told him to go and have a good time. The relationship was still new and I didn’t want him to think I was keeping him from his friends. Well, he told me that he wanted to show me something, and to not freak out, that it was an innocent thing.. Which in turn makes me nervous..
He had gone over to this woman’s house, and she had invited a female friend she had been trying to set him up with before I came along. And there was a picture of the girl laying on the couch and my man laying there with her with his arm around her. He explain that she was drunk and throwing up and he just wanted to get in the picture, being that we was pretty drunk himself. I don’t like it at all, but I finally tell him that it makes me uncomfortable for me to be around this female friend of his. She obviously has no respect for our relationship, and dislikes me entirely. He says that’s crazy, she is just looking out for him.
…Looking out for him by letting him spoon with the drunk couch chick?
A year and a half go by and we are engaged. He hangs out with this friend a couple times, I don’t go with him because it makes me uncomfortable, but I don’t want him to lose friends if he says they mean alot to him.
With engagement comes all the pre-marital fights and bickering, one night he leaves the house over some fight I can’t even remember and does not pick up the phone the rest of the night. This is days before our wedding, so there was lots of stress with the last minute details and family coming in town. It is not until the day we get back from our HONEYMOON that I take a look through my digital camera I had left at home and find TOPLESS PICTURES of this "friend" and one of her other friends. BOOBS and all. On MY camera. I WIG OUT, and when my husband gets in the car I just calmly show him the pictures and say, "Looks like you had a good time." He LAUGHED and said he didn’t take the pictures and wasn’t even in the room (…… wtf.) and said his friend Jason had taken them. Even if that was the truth, what POS woman is going to act like that with their FRIEND who is about to get married even in the house.. Aren’t you supposed to be looking out for his best interests?
I told him to call her right then and prove it to me, and to also call his male friend to confirm. But he didn’t. SO at tthis point, he is putting the burden of confrontation onto me. By the time we get home, I find that he has deleted the pictures off. But I could care less.
I find the girl’s myspace (the only way I knew to contact her) and sent her a message telling her that I had no idea what she thought she was doing, but what kind of person acts like this with a married man? I told her that she was a
YourMOM | Feb 03, 2010
I believe a woman’s instincts are just as good as fact. Don’t underestimate a woman’s 6th sense.
However, you need to begin by properly analyzing your own thoughts / feelings, reconsider recent events, your spouses reaction to your question (his body language, did he look away, did he deny anything with no chance of continuing the conversation: walking away, etc etc.) as well as how did you feel at the conclusion.
Next, if your husband is supposed to be working "doing a speed trap" at that location, how is he going to catch any speeders if his attention is focused on carrying out conversations with other people? He’s obviously not doing his job. Why not?
Of course, anyone would naturally enjoy receiving attention in the form of an interested physical attraction by another person with whom they are not in a relationshp with: it makes you feel beautiful, sexy attractive, like you still "got it".
But in no way should an adult who’s in a committed relationship ever act on that by encouraging and/or actively pursuing the attention by insinuating the possiblilty of a mutual attraction (or needless to say, partaking in that type of action: cheating.)
And now, how can you expect another woman to respect your marriage with your spouse if your partner does not respect the marriage himself? (This of course is in the event a woman finds that he husband is cheating.) {She may not even know your husband is married.}
The majority of the blame would be on the cheating spouse (or the spouse that intends to cheat, which is just as bad because if doesn’t happen now, it could still happen later.) You can hate the woman all you want, but will it change the fact that your husband broke his vows, ruined your trust, broke his commitment to you? No, it wouldn’t.
Start at the beginning and go from there. I really hope it turns out to be nothing, but don’t make yourself disbelieve something that you know in your gut is really happening and at the same time it’s not any better to create a conflict that doesn’t exist.
Be careful with this one and trust your instincts.*
reign | Feb 03, 2010
why reversing the role…. why would she consider you, how would she know you exist… the right person to confront is your man, not this girl… she can like the man… but its up to the man to tell her that he is married and not interested… if she keep coming to him… you think he has told her… sorry girl im not interested ???? you think he told her girl you are wasting your time ?
No one can tell you either what to do or not…. no one can tell you if he cheat on you or just enjoy beiing liked by a young girl… and that he will never go further, because no one knows…. nor we know if she is just a friend to him… and that she just like talking to him… like she would to a friend… no one knows except your husband , he is the only one that can tell you the truth, so why not asking him without accusing him… but why dont you tell him what you told us… how you feel insecure, suspicious and scared that he is cheating on you…
Good luck im sorry i cant be any help… but that girl as nothing to do in the story…. only you and your husband belong to that story.
me | Feb 03, 2010
Ever hear of Drew Peterson? He met Stacy (age 18-ish) when he was still married to his then age-appropriate wife, Kathleen Savio (very early 40’s) - the one he’s locked up for now.
Cops are NOTORIOUS for being flirts and abusing their powers. I’d keep checking up and him, and if they behavior continued, I would deliberately make SOME SORT OF APPOINTMENT near that 7-11 and "pop" in on him with the sweet young thang unexpectedly.
Cruzin | Feb 03, 2010
