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...
REVIEW: My Rotten Life Nathan Abercrombie, Accidental Zombie Book 1, by: David Lubar In the Nathan Abercrombie, Accidental Zombie series David Lubar has been able to tap the “intelligent zombie” idea and bring it to a young adult audience in a completely...
REVIEW: Snow White and the Seven Dead Dwarfs Bob McLain’s version of this famous fairly tale is not the family friendly Disney version. This tale goes back to the roots of the darker Grimm brother’s version then tosses in zombies. Mr. McLain does state that the...
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,...
REVIEW: Dead And The Damned aka Cowboys And Zombies Ah, the zombie western. If there’s any type of genre within the zombie subgenre that can compete with Nazi zombies, it’s the zombie western — though it would lose, of course. It seems like a sure...
REVIEW: Zombie Gunship While in the gunners seat of an AC-130 gunship the calming buzz of the engines is suddenly broken by a voice in your ear. “You are clear to fire”, it says. You look into the infrared scope in front of you and scan the valley for...
