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Interesting question. Just two days ago, my very intelligent wife told with me that one of her (also very intelligent) peers spends a reasonable amount of time planning her actions should zombies invade her home.
After working in the jail, I admit that my fear of home invasion (by real, living people) was heightened - but H and her friend's fear of zombies is more "real" to them than their fear of real criminals.
Maybe it's because the idea of an actual, thinking person violating your personal space is too much to consider, but I'm amused that Zombie-fear is so prevalent.
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