In the list of top tier zombie films, 28 Days Later is one of movies on that for good reason. Arguments are made about what constitutes a zombie but this is zombification on a different level. But what can’t be argued is how fantastic this movie is. We get world building. Carnage. This movie portrayed […]
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I’m certainly not alone in saying that having a remaster of this 2006 game was not on my yearly bingo card – but when Capcom broke the news, I was extremely pumped. The original was a huge favorite game of mine. In fact, one of my fondest memories as a kid was getting an Xbox
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There are those movies that try something different in the zombie department, and one of those movies that is sadly underrated and not well known is Pontypool. The story sees a shock jock named Mazzy who ends up in the center of an outbreak that turns people violent and cannibalistic and the infection is caused
Back in 2011, we were given a game on the previous generation of gaming consoles called ‘Dead Island’. It was an open-world action-horror-RPG where you chose to play as a survivor, with a few options that all offered their own stats and skills, and you went across this destroyed civilization rescuing survivors, finding food and
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During the 80s over in Italy, taboo-breaking horror films were emerging at unprecedented rates. Among the name of filmmakers who were pushing boundaries and putting out some of the most fun content were Dario Argento, Mario Bava, Lucio Fulci, and Umberto Lenzi (just to name a few). To American Audiences, these names were growing in
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Zombie movies are a hard sell nowadays; the fatigue of the walking dead is unavoidable. In order to convince an audience to watch a new zombie film, you need to present something original to make it worthwhile. “Train to Busan” & “One Cut of the Dead” are two great examples that show how much more
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The final feature release from the late, great George Romero was the 6th official entry in his ‘Living Dead’ series. After following after massive success with the ‘Night’, ‘Dawn’, & ‘Day’ saga and entering into ‘Land’, and ‘Diary’ territory, George decided to expand his zombie universe with a fresh take that was written in a
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The original ‘Dying Light’ is a 2015 survival horror game where you are a character stranded in a decimated location, surrounded by nothing but zombies, infection, and the worst of people coming out. It sounds like a game that’s been done time and time again but it offered one very unique perspective – a huge
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Here is the latest rocker from Falling in Reverse known as “Zombified”. With visuals that look like something out of a zombie apocalypse, the song is Ronnie Radke’s thoughts on cancel culture and how everyone is expected to fall in line with what society thinks is appropriate. If you love zombies films, you will definitely
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