REVIEW: Zombie Economics: A Guide to Personal Finance by: Lisa Desjardins and Rick Emerson PLOT There is a plague sweeping the land, and you must prepare yourself. Are you ready for the creeping dread of unpaid bills? The sheer, unrelenting horror of bankruptcy? The...
REVIEW: Asylum by: Mark Allan Gunnells This wasn’t a bad story but it needed a little augmenting in my opinion. It was an average zombie story, and the premise was a little lackluster. Premise: The elements of the nightclub could have been used to project more...
REVIEW: Blood Of The Beast At 67 minutes, I still managed to fall asleep during BLOOD OF THE BEAST (I’ve of course watched the rest since). It was during the silent film part. For the last 15 minutes or so of the movie, during the climax, it reverts into a...
REVIEW: Dead Stay Dead by: Paul Jessup This book was a very humorous read and brimming with gore. The gore throughout the book was grotesque and admirably composed. Some of the gore scenes made me flinch a little at the very thought of it. Characters: The characters...
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...
REVIEW: Apocalypse of the Dead by: Joe McKinney AND THE DEAD SHALL RISE Two hellish years. That’s how long it’s been since the hurricanes flooded the Gulf Coast, and the dead rose up from the ruins. The cities were quarantined; the infected, contained. Any...
