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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
It’s San Diego Comic Con weekend and that means lots of new details and trailers for upcoming projects. Two trailers released so far this week include those for Overlord and Patient […]
By: M.L. Lewis Summer is full of crazy weather. From unbearable heatwaves to never-ending rain storms summer is a mess of weather. What a better way to wait out extreme weather than with […]
Blue Fox Entertainment revealed the official US poster and release details for Dominique Rocher’s innovative new take at zombie cinema, The Night Eats The World, which opens in theaters and on VOD […]
By Chris Post The modern zombie genre is one that has seen all sorts of mutations since it was introduced by George Romero 50 years ago. There are gritty, chracter-driven films. There […]
By Chris Post It has been 40 years since writer/director unleashed Dawn of the Dead on theater-goers, showing a vision of a deserted mall as the last refuge of a small group […]
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