By Jake Sepulveda There is bound to be a lot on your mind during a Zombie outbreak or other major disaster. From bug out locations, to supply checklists, inventory sheets, general notes, […]
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North Carolina theater seeks locally produced short films for Zombiepalooza
The Cary Theater has announced a call-for-entries for locally produced short films to compete at Zombiepalooza 2018. Now in its third year, Zombiepalooza is downtown Cary’s zombie-themed block party featuring locally produced […]
‘Endzeit’ set to premiere at Toronto International Film Festival.
Movie lovers at the Toronto International Film Festival will be treated to the world premiere of Endzeit, Carolina Hellsgård’s eco-conscious German horror film. Not your typical zombie apocalypse movie, Mother Earth “serves an […]
Zombie aliens plague Earth in new book
Mr. Kreepstr, a US Army veteran and lifelong California resident, has completed his book “The End Is Near: Volume One- Zombaliens”: a suspenseful thriller imagining a zombie apocalypse complicated by the participation […]
Netflix to Produce ‘Z Nation’ Spinoff
By Dakota Cantwell Netflix is set to produce an 8 episode straight to streaming series called “Black Summer”. This series is spinoff of the Syfy series “Z Nation”, for which Netflix already […]
Dental care in an apocalypse world
By Jake Sepulveda It might sound silly, but good dental health can make a big difference during a long-term disaster or survival situation. Although food and drink may be sparse, and you […]
Five ways The Walking Dead can get rid of Rick
By M.L. Lewis Getting rid of Rick is going to be one of the most difficult tasks in the show’s history. Fans have grown to love him and it’s going to be […]
Life After Beth: Too Indie to be Mainstream, Too Mainstream to be Indie
By Dakota Cantwell “Life After Beth” is a movie that lacks a place to fit in; feeling more like a cheap imitation of “Warm Bodies,” a movie that came out only a […]
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