The ZRC will be starting back up with the good ol’ zombie film reviews soon. We would also like to hear more about your opinions on zombie films, so submit your reviews to the ZRC! Any zombie film, even if we have already reviewed it, we’d like to see what you think! You might even see it on the ZRC! Send them to: nate@zombiereportingcenter.com
Kevin Smith must be a fan of zombie movies – first the homage to Dawn of the Dead in Zach and Miri Make a Porno and now this limited edition “inaction” figure. The toy features zero articulation, but it does look pretty cool and comes signed by the acclaimed director. Available for pre-order now from Jay and Silent Bob’s Secret Stash.
Once again we have ThinkGeek to thank for this hilarious and awesome t-shirt! Get your Star trek zombie fix with this great t-shirt for only $15.99 and up (depending on size).
For the baby that has everything, there is this- the most awesome baby bib ever. If I had a kid, they would wear this. Seriously. Available for a measly $7.99 from ThinkGeek.
A new book written and edited by young adult authors Holly Black and Justine Larbalestier might just answer the age old question: who’s better, zombies oir unicorns? Find out in their book, aptly titled Zombies VS. Unicorns. Here’s their description of the book:
In this anthology, edited by Holly Black and Justine Larbalestier (unicorn and zombie, respectively), strong arguments are made for both sides in the form of short stories. Half of the stories portray the strengths – for good and evil – of unicorns and half show the good (and really, really bad-ass) side of zombies. This anthology will have everyone asking: Team Zombie or Team Unicorn?
This books seems so absurd, but I must admit different scenarios ran through my head when I heard it’s title, so they must be onto something. Available September 21st 2010, for $16.99, from Simon & Schuster.
HAPPY 70TH BIRTHDAY GEORGE A. ROMERO!
FEARnet celebrates George A. Romero’s 70th birthday this Thursday, February 4th, with an all day zombie party. Here’s what they have planned:
Tributes to Romero from such horror luminaries as Guillermo Del Toro, Mick Garris, and Max Brooks.
Video interviews with Romero and cast members of his Dead films.
Full-length, free streaming movies featuring the consequences of zombie-like outbreaks, including Mulberry Street, the aptly titled J-horror film Infection and David Cronenberg’s classic Shivers.
Zombie American, a short starring The Hangover’s Ed Helms.
A Jobs of the Damned video lesson from our old friend actor Doug Jones on how to move like a zombie.
A review of Kevin Hamedani’s post-9-11 political horror-comedy Zombies of Mass Destruction, part of this year’s After Dark Horrorfest.
Original zombie haikus penned by visitors to our site.
And since no birthday is complete without cake, FEARnet will serve up a gallery of the best zombie-themed birthday cakes from around the web. To top things off, we’ll “tweet like a zombie,” retweeting zombie-related comments from horror fans and notables all day long.
A.D. trailer (2009)
Running Time 1:29
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