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If you want to watch a good zombie flick this year, or read a good zombie thriller, you may have no farther to go than the mirror. If you're awake and there's no hint of the zombie within you, hats off.
The usual gang of idiots over at MAD Magazine is releasing their annual list of the stupidest people, events, and things of the year next week and we have an advanced look.
Message to The Walking Dead writers: Keep Shooting Children PLEASE! Not because I'm a mean old hag that loves luring them to my confectionary apartment, but because it's fiction unafraid to provoke.
Zombie getting affected by human practices and many zombie say is bad, especially scholar zombie. But maybe is time we zombie also accept other ways?
We donot chooze this. We donot chooze to eat your brains. We having to eat your brains. It is your brainses fault for it soooo delicious.
Brraaaaiiiiinnns brains brains braaaaaaaaaaains brains braaaaiinnsss brains brains braaaaaaaains brains rains brains rains brains. Tasty delicious brains want brains brains brains. You know brains where?
Those who visit the Deutsche Guggenheim in Berlin these days might be a little confused by the sign above the entrance. What is Almech? Well, this is ...
Eerie Pa. -- Halloween! Yes, it's that time of the year and once again this mild-mannered crime writer's Northwest Pennsylvania home is bewitched by s...
In the event that I die and return as a poltergeist, my health care proxy may only exorcise my spirit if she is certain beyond all reasonable doubt that the spirit is not actually me, but is instead a demon masquerading as me in an attempt to trick my survivors.
I have no quarrel with folks who love and enjoy horror novels and comic books. I did when I was a teenager. But why are adults gobbling them up? Why is purveying this material increasingly profitable?
There is nothing funny about bullying, nothing funny about child suicide. And yet it's not merely humor but pretty full recognition of our less than friendly impulses, that can save us from the pent up kind.
Hamlet vs. Zombies offers audiences 90 minutes of inspired lunacy. I suspect this show will have a great future touring the college circuit and getting guest bookings with regional Fringe and Shakespeare festivals.
Dozens of B-movies tempted us with tantalizing travel titles: Female Mercenaries on Zombie Island, The Horror of Party Beach, Spring Break Zombie Cruise and Zombie Honeymoon.
Forget the trial against Michael Jackson's doctor with all its gory details and weird prescription drugs that none of us has taken. This is a much healthier way to pay tribute to the deceased icon.
The topic of the walking dead came up the other day... again. It's no secret that my circle of friends has a somewhat inexplicable fascination with zo...
