Have a little special treat from our friends at io9.com! Concept art from artist, Daniel LuVisi, for the highly anticipated film adaptation of World War Z!
The article includes an exclusive interview and additional art from LuVisi.
I don’t know how I feel about this movie. I have a middle school crush on the book and would love to see this epic story on the big screen. I’m also afraid the “hollywood” could ruin another great story. What do you guys think?
A construction detour sign in Texas was hacked last week to read “Zombies Ahead”. Classic. The full artcile is at G4.
This Hello Kitty zombie cake looks good enough to eat! Check out the pics here.
Thanks BoingBoing for the link!
Bikini girls slicing up zombies . . . need I say more? IGN.com posted a handful of images and game play videos for the upcoming Onechanbara: Bikini Zombie Slayers. It’s slated to be released for the Nintendo Wii on February 10, 2009.
Send more physicists! Get your Zombie Einstein t-shirt for only $10.80! Available in sizes S to 2XL, from Punk & Pissed. E=MCBRRAAAIIIINNNNNSSSSSS!!!!!!!
The Daily Green has an interesting article/ poll up on their site today: What Scares You More, Global Warming or Zombies? I voted zombies (obviously), which was way ahead of the other concerns like the decline of moral value/ reality TV, economic collapse, or global warming. At the time of my vote, zombies were way ahead. So go read the article and cast your vote!
Awesome news for people waiting to see the upcoming Norwegian zombie film Dead Snow (aka Død Snø). It has now been picked up by IFC Films at the Sundance Film Festival this week. While they have plans to release the film this year, there has been no date set just yet. I can wait!
Netflix, Xbox Live & streaming video; with their powers combined,
I’d like to present to you, my zombie-loving friends, “AWESOMELY AWFUL ZOMBIE CINEMA!”
Each month I want to share with you a diamond in the rough (a rough pile of dook). A zombie movie that you may have not seen or maybe forgot after you watched it in order to save what was left of your apocalypse fighting prowess. I want you to experience the same bewilderment, befuddlement and the unbelievably mind-blowing, enjoyment that I get viewing such an awesomely awful zombie film.
On with the show.
I have to compose myself to find the words to describe our first film.
Okay. I’m ready.
INSANE IN THE BRAIN
Description from Netflix:
“An army of lascivious zombies is awakened by the pheromones coming from a nearby brothel. When word of the new brain-eating clientele reaches police headquarters, Goldie (Rhynell Brumfield) and Sloan (John W. Sloan), two pimped-out cops, are sent in to take care of business. A cross between Night of the Living Dead and Dolemite, this campy neo-exploitation flick is written, directed and edited by Chad Hendricks.”
The only things I can share with you have to be conveyed using single words and/or phrases followed by a period.
Wal-mart Afros. My nephew’s Halloween costume. Royalty-free music loops.
Zombie boners.
You read me correctly. Zombies who have BONERS. Who could refuse taking a peek at this!?
I could not make this movie up even after being held captive in a cave by the Wolfman while on a 48 hour coke binge.
It gets better…
This was their SECOND FILM! I added their first film, “Kracker Jack’d,” to the top of my Netflix Instant queue; a crazy white guy with a chainsaw…in the hood. I applaud Netflix for their shear magnitude of selection and giving a film like Insane in the Brain, a chance to find it’s audience.
I found the trailer on YouTube.
Insane in the Brain – Extended Trailer
Watch this movie. It is streaming live on Netflix or you can get the DVD with snail mail.
Comment and lemme know what YOU think.
Utah’s Deseret News reported today that members of the Animal Defense League of Salt Lake City protested at Sundance today, dressed as zombies. They were there protesting the wearing of fur. Organizer Jordan Halliday explained “…we chose Sundance to educate” because it “is known for its fur-bearing attendees”. “We understand that some fur wearers don’t realize the destruction their garment may have caused.” It seems like using zombies is becoming a popular choice for protests and demonstrations these days because of their attention grabbing visuals and their ability to fit into many different arguments (toxic TV waste, “Buy Nothing Day”, wearing fur, environmental awareness and so on). On a side note, Sundance is showing Dead Snow!
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