by Rob Nelson | Aug 7, 2012 | Movie Reviews, Reviews
SPOOKIES comes direct via VHS, from the “glory days” of the mid-1980s, when any groupa kids with a camera and some gumption could make a movie, and genre movies were all one-word plurals. GOONIES. GREMLINS. CRITTERS. GHOULIES. SPOOKIES was definitely made...
by J.R. Jackson | Aug 6, 2012 | Book Reviews, Reviews
Mad Swine by Steven Pajak takes a different look at the zombie genre by using established science ala the H1N1 Swine Flu issue and using that as the main plot device. As the story opens, we’re following along with Matt as he takes his two young children to school...
by S. P. Durnin | Aug 3, 2012 | Book Reviews, Reviews
“Dear? Can you pass me the machete…?” A review of  Jesse Petersen’s “Married With Zombies” by S.P. Durnin Hello all!! This being my first review for Buy Zombie, I took a look at the many books dealing with the zom-poc lining my...
by Stuart Conover | Aug 2, 2012 | Book Reviews, Reviews
So Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Zombies has been sitting in my pile of unread books for a few months now. I’ll be honest, Guides to zombies grew old. I’ve read so many survival guides and random guides that I didn’t want to take the time...
by Serena Houston | Aug 1, 2012 | Movie Reviews, Reviews
This British movie is a classic combination of zombies and military gone wrong. What sets it apart is its humor and crazy antics. The movie puts an interesting spin on how the government chooses to monopolize off this plague by tapping into people’s inane love for...
by Patrick Freivald | Jul 31, 2012 | Book Reviews, Reviews
The Unwashed Dead by Ian Woodhead is a tale of survival (or lack thereof) in the opening hours of a zombie apocalypse. It follows a montage of foul-mouthed Brits on “the estate” as an ever-growing horde of zombies and mercenary soldiers seek to end their...
