It Stains the Sands Red

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This is it. What humanity feared the most is already happening, as a virulent pandemic sweeps the globe from end to end like a pitiless scourge, leaving behind legions of freshly-animated decomposing zombies. Under those circumstances, in the carcass of a levelled Las Vegas, a totally unprepared exotic dancer, Molly, crosses the rugged terrain of the unforgiving desert, driven solely by the will to survive, and a motive even greater than her own life. However, she's not alone. Like a powerful flesh-magnet, Molly attracts a ferocious undead male who is craving for a bite of those fragrant and bright-red offals of hers--and wherever Molly goes, the walking dead predator follows. In the end, do zombies ever get tired?

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When the red car was shown at the airport it was a 64 or 65 Pontiac GTO. On the road, as she is driving, it is a 68 Olds.

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After Nick is killed by Smalls and when Smalls has vanished in the night, Nick's body visibly moves when Molly watches him from inside the car.

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The rifle that Jimmy shoots at Mollie while standing on the airport control tower is a "Break Barrel" pellet gun, not a real firearm rifle. Look closely at the fore end of the wood stock and you can see a hinge mechanism which allows the barrel to be moved downward which compresses the internal spring and piston and also exposing the chamber where the pellet is loaded by hand.