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Category Archives: Zombies
New Trailer: The Zombie Apocalypse Reaches Denmark
Scandinavian TV and cinema — not to forget literature — have been spreading their goodness around the world for a while now, having produced some of the best work in crime and dark fantasy seen anywhere. TV shows such as … Continue reading
Posted in Apocalypse, Film, Independent film, Trailers, Zombies
Tagged Danish cinema, scandinavian horror, trailer, zombie apocalypse
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Fear Force Five: Weird Kaiju Hit the Web
Is pushing your imagination beyond reasonable limits the key to success? Maybe. Here’s proof. Jack Perez is a director most commonly known for a film he does not consider to be anywhere near his most satisfactory work. Under the pseudonym … Continue reading
Posted in Daikaiju, Film, Giant Monsters, Monsters in general, News, Zombies
Tagged Giant Monsters, jack perez, mega shark, mutants, ultraman, undead pirate, web series, Zombies
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How Diplomatic Can the Zombie Apocalypse Get?
Answer: Very. And it’s some of the messiest diplomacy you’ll ever come across. Due for release at the 2013 San Diego Comic-Con International is a book like no other — the much-anticipated Zombies vs Robots: Diplomacy, fourth volume in IDW … Continue reading
Posted in Books, My Writing, Robots, Zombies
Tagged Chris Ryall, Comic-Con 2013, IDW, Jeff Conner, Mike Dubisch, zombies vs robots, ZVR: Diplomacy
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Shamble Along to the Walker Stalker Convention
With the release of World War Z (US-2013; dir. Marc Forster), the popularity of zombies continues apace, spreading with the speed and cultural voraciousness of the more athletic end of the zombie spectrum. Latest zombcon news, however, concerns the Walker … Continue reading
Posted in News, Zombies
Tagged Jose Pablo Cantillo, Judith O'Dea, Lauren Cohen, Lew Temple, Walker Stalkers
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There Goes the Neighbourhood
With the latest rendition of the zombie apocalypse about to hit screens worldwide, it’s perversely comforting to know that one’s hometown hasn’t been spared. World War Z (US-2013; dir. Marc Forster) is due for release on June 20, so the … Continue reading
Posted in Apocalypse, Film, Posters, Trailers, Zombies
Tagged Apocalypse, brad pitt, Mark Foster, world war z, Zombies
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Rotting in Chicago
A Backbrain First Look Indie production Chicago Rot is described as “A Supernatural Rock ‘n’ Roll Horror Thriller!!” With its somewhat divergent noirish take on an ever-popular revenge scenario, it explores a side of Chicago that goes beyond seedy into … Continue reading
Posted in Exploitation films, Film, Horror, Independent film, News, Trailers, Zombies
Tagged Brant McCrea, Chicago Rot, Dorian Weinzimmer, noir horror, supernatural horror, Zombies
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The Black Sea: Sea Monsters and Zombies
Brazilian director Rodrigo Aragão’s first feature film was Mud Zombies [aka Mangue Negro] (2008), in which pollution of the local mangrove swamp causes zombie-like creatures to rise from the waters. He then directed the “goatsucker” epic The Night of the Chupacabras … Continue reading
Posted in Exploitation films, Film, Independent film, Monsters in general, Trailers, Zombies
Tagged Black Sea, Brazilian horror, Mar Negro, Rodrigo Aragão, sea monsters, Zombies
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Raising Demons and Funding: Demon’s Rook Update
Undead Backbrain’s recent update on The Demon’s Rook and interview with director/writer/actor James Sizemore emphasises just what a worthy project this is — full-on indie horror using a style and approach that updates ’80s demonic exploitation, with its hands-on, in-your-face … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Horror, Monsters in general, News, Update, Zombies
Tagged 80s horror, crowd-sourcing, demon's rook, funding methods, gail simone, james sizemore, jim calafiore, leaving megalopolis, make-up FX
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First Look: World War Z
When I read Max Brooks’ post-apocalyptic zombie novel World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War several years ago I was impressed. An entertaining, structurally daring and unorthodox novel, it heralded a new wave of zombie fiction. It … Continue reading
Posted in Apocalypse, Film, Horror, News, Trailers, Zombies
Tagged brad pitt, Daniel Defoe, h.g. wells, marc foster, max brooks, Olaf Stapledon, world war z, zombie apocalypse
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B-Movie Celebration Attacks the Backbrain
SPECIAL BACKBRAIN ANNOUNCEMENT For the past five years, fans of the often maligned genre of B-movies have gathered in Franklin, Indiana – not just to watch classic B-films, but to, as the name implies, celebrate them! This year — the … Continue reading