REVIEW: Buddy Bebop vs. The Living Dead (2009) I love the 50’s. I love the 50’s culture, the way people acted and the idea of teenage rebellion that’s considered nothing as opposed today. What I love even more is when a movie combines the 50’s culture with the zombie subgenre, which is probably why I [...]
REVIEW: Zombiemania (2008) There have been several documentaries that have taken upon themselves to dive deep into the culture of the zombie subgenre and to understand what makes zombies so appealing and how they have gotten so popular. This craving to theorize, write, watch, act and plan for zombie outbreaks is known as Zombiemania and [...]
REVIEW: Shock Waves Ah Shock Waves. No other type of zombie is more famous than the Nazi zombie and although modern zombie hounds might think that Dead Snow is the premier example of this, they are in fact wrong. One of the earliest forms (possibly the first form) of Nazi zombies stems from a 1977 [...]
REVIEW: Redneck Zombies Every once in a while there is a movie that comes along and really touches your heart. These movies are often sweet, memorable and evoke emotions of sadness, happiness and warmth. They’re often movies of childhood’s end, the pains of becoming an adult and the broken promises of love. Redneck Zombies is [...]
REVIEW: The Dead Can’t Dance It’s hard to come by good indie zombie films that aren’t 100% comedic. Ironically, when I first saw the cover for The Dead Can’t Dance, I thought it was a comedy. It turns out, that it’s more drama than comedy or horror. The story follows three Native American men who [...]
REVIEW: KIDZ After their parents are killed in the zombie apocalypse, a trio of kids battles for survival. WINNER BEST PICTURE DEAD ON FILM 2010 Zombie Short Film Competition Rio Theatre, Vancouver, Canada This is short is exactly what the description promises. After their mom shoots her zombie husband, then shoots herself, the kids in [...]
REVIEW: Just A Car Crash Away This short zombie flick is brought to you buy DeusExMachina Studio. After a terrible car crash leaving one girl dead (she seems to have flown through the windshield), the lone survivor is desperately trying to hide from the hoard of zombies on the other side of the car. Luckily, [...]
REVIEW: Morbid A man wielding a machine gun is on a persistent hunt to find his love one while searching in an abandoned zombie-infested hospital. Though the story seems like something that we’ve all seen, and we have, the movie accomplishes a great sense of atmosphere, suspense and aesthetics. The picture has that old, brown, [...]
MINI REVIEW: Dawn of the Night of the Dead Apparently Dawn of the Night of the Dead is quite well known to zombie lovers and many people have seen this 25 years ago. I, for one, just recently heard of it. It’s pretty much the bare basic of Night of the Living Dead: redneck hunters [...]
The Ultra-Nifty-Super-Thrifty Guide to Handmade Zombie Goods
Welcome to the Ultra-Nifty-Super-Thrifty Guide to Handmade Zombie Goods, your weekly guide to awesome Zombie-related goods for $10 or less. I Love Zombies Day is slowly shambling closer and closer, and Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, so here are some great ideas to buy your beloved boy or ghoul. This week’s items are: [...]
Give Death a Chance: The British Zombie Invasion 2 Trailer
Alan Goldsher created an amazing zombie book in Paul is Undead and as a fan of The Beatles and a fan of anything that comes from Chicago I am happy to share that he has put together the sequel in Give Death a Chance: The British Zombie Invasion 2 and if its even half as [...]
At Home On Feb. 11th 2012 and Have AMC? The Walking Dead Two-Day Marathon
So if you are going to be home this coming weekend (Starting Saturday February 11th and going through Sunday) and need to catch up on The Walking Dead as well as watch the new episode once it starts up on Sunday… having your television tuned to AMC is the way to go! The Walking Dead [...]
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