Living and dying harder and faster in the night of the living dead

hi, does anyone know the meaning of this idiom? it refers to drug addict people.

(Living and dying harder and faster in the night of the living dead)

sina said:

hi, does anyone know the meaning of this idiom? it refers to drug addict people.

(Living and dying harder and faster in the night of the living dead)

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It is not an idiom because the words each have their usual meanings. But I've never seen the movie Night of the Living Dead and the words mean nothing to me.

sina said:

Hi. Does anyone know the meaning of this idiom? It refers to drug addicts. people.

"Living and dying harder and faster in the night of the living dead."

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Please note my corrections above. Don't use brackets instead of quotation marks. Please provide the source and author of the quoted sentence.

Are you sure the original said "in the night" and not "than the night"?

Night of the Living Dead is a zombie movie, so using 'than' to make a comparison between drug addicts and a movie about reanimated dead could make sense.