REVIEW: Rot and Ruin by: Jonathan Maberry In the zombie infested world Benny Imura has grown up in, teenagers must work once they turn fifteen or they’ll lose their food rations. Benny isn’t interested in taking on the family business, but he reluctantly...
REVIEW: Zombie Ohio by: Scott Kenemore Kenemore has a way of hitting it out of the ballpark. His novels are always both smart and entertaining, each one a gem in it’s own right that are perfect additions to my collection of zombie novels. Maybe it’s...
REVIEW: After Life by: Jaron Knuth There are a lot of things to discuss about this book. Things that are both good and bad. This book was more of a romance novel than it was a zombie novel. At certain points throughout the book I forgot that I was actually reading a...
REVIEW: Eden: Crusade by Tony Monchinski Millions of flesh eating zombies roam the land, seeking out the last survivors. Buddy, a pregnant Julie, Gwen and Bear are refugees from Eden, seeking a better place. Along the way they face adversaries living and dead, and...
REVIEW: Die-ner (… get it?) I love movies that take place in one area and if that area happens to be a diner, it’s all the more pleasing. See, to me a diner is just so aesthetically pleasing that a multitude of things could happen in it… that it would still...
REVIEW: Autumn by: David Moody After 99 percent of the population of the planet is killed in less than twenty-four hours, for the very few who have managed to stay alive, things are about to get much worse. Animated by phase two of some unknown contagion, the dead...
