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By Dakota Cantwell Following a common trend in horror movies, “Jeruzalem” brings another first-person, found-footage zombie film to the table, but adds in a religious twist. Despite its best efforts, the film […]
By M.L. Lewis Rick’s death is going to be one of the most tragic scenes on The Walking Dead. The information is still shady as to how and when the death will […]
Unicorns and Zombies is a turn-based card game that is making its way to the masses using the crowdfunding website Kickstarter. During its run on the site, the game’s designers raised nearly $14,000, […]
It’s alive! The 2018 batch of Lone Tree Brewing Company’s award-winning Hop Zombie Imperial Red IPA will be available at the brewery tasting room on Saturday, September 29 at 11 a.m. In […]
By Dakota Cantwell When “Jurassic Park” meets up with “Resident Evil”, their unforseen love child takes the form of a surprising gem hidden among zombie films. “The Rezort” combines a few good […]
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, […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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