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Sunday, November 27, 2011
Monday, October 3, 2011
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More TV Zombies! Syfy spoofs the Undead!
In this 1/2-hour single-camera satire, when the zombie population of Marshall City overcomes the 30-foot barrier separating the infected people from the rest of the city, the Zombie Extermination and Removal Operations company (the Zeros) are called in to keep the peace. When they can get out of their own way long enough to focus on a case, they are pretty effective with very unorthodox methods.
Executive Producers: David Kenin and Steve Brenner
Co-Executive Producers: Chris Provost & Dave Hales
They have a Facebook page:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/ZEROS/251938024603
Syfy describes themselves as:
Syfy is a media destination for imagination-based entertainment. With year round acclaimed original series, events, blockbuster movies, classic science fiction and fantasy programming, a dynamic Web site (www.Syfy.com), and a portfolio of adjacent business (Syfy Ventures), Syfy is a passport to limitless possibilities. Originally launched in 1992 as SCI FI Channel, and currently in more than 96 million homes, Syfy is a network of NBC Universal, one of the world's leading media and entertainment companies. (Syfy. Imagine greater.)
YEAH!
Friday, September 30, 2011
2.8 Hours Later IGfest 2010
Catch some of the Mayhem!
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Remember Genesis... Super Nintendo? Oh yeah-- zombies were taking over the world.. even then!
Developed by LucasArts, this 2-player love letter to B-movie horror flicks made its debut on the Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis.
READ ON!!!
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
After Dark Films / SEGA Giveaway!
SEGA® of America, Inc. and After Dark Films have partnered up for an exciting giveaway. Ten copies of the newly released game, Rise of Nightmares, for your Xbox 360® with Kinect™ is up for grabs on their Facebook page and Twitter account (one game per winner).READ FOR DETAILS!
Monday, September 26, 2011
T-Shirt Winners!!!
The first Blog of the Living Dead T-Shirt contest, in conjunction with Zombie Pandemic (Online MMORG), is complete, and the winners are being contacted as we speak. Yea-- they are getting FREE awesome Tshirtbordello T-Shirts (delivered right to your door) for free.
MORE CONTESTS COMING SOON!!!
Keep on playin...
Zombie Pandemic
Want zombie paraphernalia? TShirtbordello is where you need to go!
MORE CONTESTS COMING SOON!!!
Keep on playin...
Zombie Pandemic
Want zombie paraphernalia? TShirtbordello is where you need to go!
Sunday, September 25, 2011
Preparing for the Zombie Apocalypse -- We've got Maps!
The brains at Floatingsheep.org are using the sophistication of geo-coded information to generate awesome maps, mined from Google Maps placemarks!
What the what?
Friday, September 23, 2011
The Walking Dead - Season 2 Trailer!
Mark this on your Calendar: Sunday, October 16th. Season 2 of "The Walking Dead" crawls back into our lives, after a much too long wait over the summer.And to whet your appetite, click here to watch the Season 2 Promo.
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Budgeting For The Zombie Apocalypse
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Dead Island -- Game Review
They can either go for all-out action, like Zack Snyder’s Dawn of the Dead remake, or the Resident Evil movies. Alternatively, they can go for tension and suspense, the best recent examples of which include 28 Days Later and Charlie Brooker’s Dead Set.
Either way fans of the zombie genre will be particularly finicky and they’ve been well looked after on console through the Left 4 Dead titles, so after capturing the attention of the gaming public through a great marketing campaign Dead Island had its work cut out for it.
READ THE GAME REVIEW, HANDS ON ACTION REVIEW, SCREENSHOTS!
Friday, September 16, 2011
Zombie Netflix #1
We know that when you want a good, hearty zombie movie, you want it — nay, need it — now. Here are a few titles available on Netflix Instant that can immediately satisfy your zombie movie cravings whenever you get that aching hunger in your belly.
One of the better episodes of Showtime’s Masters of Horror series, “Homecoming” was director Joe Dante’s contribution to the first season. Several slain American soldiers come back from the dead, but it isn’t to eat brains and wreck havoc — no, they’ve come back to vote, to make sure that the President that made them fight and die in such a senseless war wouldn’t be back for a second term. Yeah, not very subtle, and sometimes embarrassingly so, but Dante’s still a skilled showman with several clever tricks up his sleeve — the director of Gremlins and The Howling isn’t going to bombard you with a brazen left-wing political agenda without making it, well, fun.
"Fido" is no longer available. Thanks Stephen!
Probably the best satire of American suburbia since Edward Scissorhands, Fido takes place in an alternate ’50s universe where Dad fought in the “Zombie Wars” and doesn’t like it one bit when Mom buys a zombie for little Timmy. There goes the neighborhood! Fido has a lot to say about the responsibilities of keeping a pet — especially when that pet could get loose and start eating the neighbors. While it gets a little heavy-handed in the third act (who is really the more “human” — us or the undead?), Fido is smart and funny, with a pretty astonishing performance by Billy Connolly, who stepped in to play the title role after Peter Stormare dropped out a week before principal photography was scheduled to begin.
George Romero’s first Dead movie might very well be the best in the series… and perhaps the best zombie movie of all time, period. The set-up is simple: Zombies walk the earth, and a few survivors take refuge in a house in the woods. Night’s zombies lurk about in the shadows of the trees, patiently waiting for the poor fool who thinks he can make a run for it. Rarely has a horror film created such an unrelenting sense of claustrophobia — the sight of these creatures swaying around outside the window is more terrifying than any swarming attack en mass. Though there are plenty of those moments, too, and they’re awesome.
1985’s delightful Return of the Living Dead brought a rich sense of humor to the proceedings, determined to make the audience laugh as much as scream (and it succeeded, a lot, on both counts). It was also one of the first films to introduce some new elements into the whole zombie mythos: the zombies were resurrected by a toxic gas (Trioxin!), they moved fast (and we do mean fast) and bullets didn’t really do a damn thing to stop them. Part II (1988) picks up where the first film left off, following the niece and nephew of the original film’s protagonist, and jacks it all up tenfold, delivering a strange and often hilarious zombie adventure that’s almost as good as the original — and at least twice as goofy.
Best of Netflix Instant: Zombie Flicks #2
Best of Netflix Instant: Zombie Flicks #3
One of the better episodes of Showtime’s Masters of Horror series, “Homecoming” was director Joe Dante’s contribution to the first season. Several slain American soldiers come back from the dead, but it isn’t to eat brains and wreck havoc — no, they’ve come back to vote, to make sure that the President that made them fight and die in such a senseless war wouldn’t be back for a second term. Yeah, not very subtle, and sometimes embarrassingly so, but Dante’s still a skilled showman with several clever tricks up his sleeve — the director of Gremlins and The Howling isn’t going to bombard you with a brazen left-wing political agenda without making it, well, fun.
"Fido" is no longer available. Thanks Stephen!
Probably the best satire of American suburbia since Edward Scissorhands, Fido takes place in an alternate ’50s universe where Dad fought in the “Zombie Wars” and doesn’t like it one bit when Mom buys a zombie for little Timmy. There goes the neighborhood! Fido has a lot to say about the responsibilities of keeping a pet — especially when that pet could get loose and start eating the neighbors. While it gets a little heavy-handed in the third act (who is really the more “human” — us or the undead?), Fido is smart and funny, with a pretty astonishing performance by Billy Connolly, who stepped in to play the title role after Peter Stormare dropped out a week before principal photography was scheduled to begin.
George Romero’s first Dead movie might very well be the best in the series… and perhaps the best zombie movie of all time, period. The set-up is simple: Zombies walk the earth, and a few survivors take refuge in a house in the woods. Night’s zombies lurk about in the shadows of the trees, patiently waiting for the poor fool who thinks he can make a run for it. Rarely has a horror film created such an unrelenting sense of claustrophobia — the sight of these creatures swaying around outside the window is more terrifying than any swarming attack en mass. Though there are plenty of those moments, too, and they’re awesome.
1985’s delightful Return of the Living Dead brought a rich sense of humor to the proceedings, determined to make the audience laugh as much as scream (and it succeeded, a lot, on both counts). It was also one of the first films to introduce some new elements into the whole zombie mythos: the zombies were resurrected by a toxic gas (Trioxin!), they moved fast (and we do mean fast) and bullets didn’t really do a damn thing to stop them. Part II (1988) picks up where the first film left off, following the niece and nephew of the original film’s protagonist, and jacks it all up tenfold, delivering a strange and often hilarious zombie adventure that’s almost as good as the original — and at least twice as goofy.
Best of Netflix Instant: Zombie Flicks #2
Best of Netflix Instant: Zombie Flicks #3
Thursday, September 15, 2011
Bong of the Living Dead -- OUR REVIEW!
Here Is OUR REVIEW.
Thursday, September 8, 2011
Chainsaw Maid Creator... and so much more!!!
If you're looking for Chainsaw Maid Zero-- you'll have to wait a little longer. It is available only in Japan right now... but we hope that it'll eventually make its way to the West.
Until that happens, please enjoy this "Fake Trailer" from Takena.
TAKE A LOOK!
Canadian found not guilty in Glasgow 'zombie' attack
A Canadian who attacked a man he believed to be a zombie was found not guilty of murder by reason of insanity in a Scottish court on Wednesday.
WTF???????
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