Review: No Flesh Shall Be Spared by: Thom Carnell Do you know what I hate? Putting a book away and realizing that I read one a year ago and never ended up doing a review. Oops. It’s a real shame too since No Flesh Shall be Spared is one of the better zombie...
Dead Island Thoughts And Review (This may contain actual spoilers for you in regards to game play. If you don’t want to be told the game mechanics – then don’t read this yet.) For most of us…the trailer for Dead Island pulled us in. We were in awe as...
Review: Zombie Honeymoon In celebration of being on my own honeymoon next week (when this gets posted) I felt that it was my sworn duty to you all to review Zombie Honeymoon. The film is written and directed by David Gebroe and doesn’t appear to have done much...
Review: House of the Dead Yes our featured post of the week. For the last year it’s been our favorite review of the week. It’s been a movie, book, or video game that has really just stood out as what we enjoyed most about the week from our staff. It may be...
Review: Walking Among the Dead We begin Walking Among the Dead with a horde of shuffling zombies that look eerie from a distance, but less and less so as they keep walking. Any creepiness vanishes as soon we see get close-ups of the zombies’ faces: apparently...
Review: Zombies of the World: A Field Guide To The Undead by: Ross Payton Ross Payton’s Zombies of the World is an interesting take on the undead genre. Written as a guide book to help identify the walking dead, Payton has some comic fun with the cataloging of...
