Review: Rising Up Z is for America! The very best of any zombie movie has a little deeper meaning than just “corpses eating people.” That’s all because the father of the modern zombie movie, George A. Romero, used the zombie theme as a means of...
Review: Zombie Highway With the pedal to the floor you swerve around the wrecked cars that are strewn along the highway. Your passengers reload as you use the side of an overturned pickup truck to dislodge a zombie who is clinging to the side of your SUV. The...
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...
Review: Zombie Girl Invasion by: By De Kenyon If R.L. Stine has taught us anything, it’s that kids will start voraciously reading horror as soon as their little brains can process the printed word. Horror for kids is different. It’s creepy, sometimes...
REVIEW: Pariah by: Bob Fingerman In Bob Fingerman’s Pariah we’re taken on a familiar setting of a lone group of survivors in a world of the undead. Zombies have sprouted up killing off most of humanity with no explanation of why they are here or where they...
REVIEW: Zombie Outlaw Issue #1 Zombie comics are nowhere near as common as their novel counterparts but theyve been coming up quite a bit more often as of late. So when Brian Apodaca wanted to know if we were up to reviewing his and B. Paul Jordan’s comic, Zombie...
