Or down First Avenue, into the lower Sixties along Second, a nefariously vague zone whose residents seemed to Perkus like zombies, beyond help.
And it is in one such vague zone, in the open lobby between the developer's marketing suite and the gated world of the art college, that Wentworth's project intervenes.
The film appears to emerge from a weirdly indeterminate cross-cultural sludge, a homogenised, vaguely imagined zone in which the monsters are, for me, bigger but blander than in the classic Japanese monster movies of old.
Manning planned to throw the ball away, so he heaved the ball toward the left corner of the end zone, vaguely in the direction of Cruz, who got tangled up with safety Sergio Brown near the goal line.
And the afterlife itself remains, throughout the film, a vague, conjectural place, a zone of speculation rather than a freshly discovered and surveyed continent.
He has also been pushed back into some vaguely 19th-century time zone.
Meanwhile the euro zone is vaguely getting its act together and there are hints of a recovery in America.
Not to mention the vaguely dystopian "brand exclusion zone", which designated a large section of London where no non-sponsor brands could appear, lest somebody accidentally captured them on camera or, presumably, looked at them.
The government has also started trying to block e-mailed news reports from the Voice of America, and popular chat rooms, some of which are forums for lively debate on current affairs, must maintain a full-time monitor who can filter out postings that enter vaguely defined forbidden zones.
After all the small skirmishes and ambushes, after months of lobbing tons of bombs and shells on vague targets in Free Strike Zones, the size, complexity, and careful coördination of the Cedar Falls operation satisfied the military men's taste for careful large-scale planning.
Greece's plans to restructure its economy lack credibility, the euro zone's promised rescue is vague and the whole confection threatens to be needlessly expensive.
