Fido – Review
If you liked Shaun of the Dead and aren’t looking for shocks, screams or explicit violence then this is a good was to get your daily zombie intake.
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If you liked Shaun of the Dead and aren't looking for shocks, screams or explicit violence then this is a good was to get your daily zombie intake.
PPZ:DoD opens as a funeral is interrupted by the recently 'deceased', Mr. Ford. Thus begins the Bennet girls introduction to the world of zombies.
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Read the introduction and some of the first chapter to A. M. Esmonde's forthcoming book and screenplay Deathwatch.
The Crazies takes place in an Iowan farming town called Ogden Marsh. Everything is very “small town, USA”, until the population begin to get a little homicidal...
If you liked Shaun of the Dead and aren’t looking for shocks, screams or explicit violence then this is a good was to get your daily zombie intake.
↓ Click here to read the full story ↓Journey back to Hertfordshire and the Bennet family in the new book Pride and Prejudice and Zombies: Dawn of the Dreadfuls (PPZ:DoD) by Stephen Hockensmith. In this prequel to the hit Pride and Prejudice and Zombies (PPZ) by Jane Austen & Seth Grahame-Smith, the author wastes no time in acquainting the reader and the Bennet girls (Jane, Elizabeth, Mary, Kitty and Lydia) to their first zombie.
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Think you’ve got what it takes to survive the zombocalypse? Take our test to find out exactly how likely you are to get eaten!
↓ Click here to read the full story ↓Good news, everyone! We’ve discovered a way that will let you read this sentence in the voice of Professor Farnsworth!
Also, we’ve just launched the Zombie Command iPhone app in the Apple iTunes store that will let you get the latest news and Twitter updates directly to you iPhone!
There’s not that much more to it at the moment but it does make it look pretty for when you’re on the move.
Best of all it’s FREE!
Check out the screenshots below or download it (opens in iTunes). Don’t forget to rate it or leave a review.
The Dead have returned to life…
The worlds focus in on the city of Ravenswood and once idyllic town of Farmore, as soldiers and scattered survivors fight the hordes of the dead, unbeknown, one of them holds the key to end the undead’s reign of mayhem.
Meanwhile, at a body disposal plant a small group take shifts on the ‘deathwatch’. Their hope’s hinge on the soldiers of Farmore to rescue them. But with no contact for months, no food and surrounded by the dead, have they got what it takes to survive? With death at their door, only time can tell…
Zombie Command has managed to snag a look at the intro and first chapter from Welsh writer A. M. Esmonde’s forthcoming book and screenplay, Deathwatch. Esmonde’s previous work has included other genre pieces such as The Breathing Dead, Terminus and Blood Hunger (more about which can be found at his official site) and while this extract is still just a draft it’s shaping up to be a great zombie story in the style of Romero’s ‘of the Dead’ series.
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↓ Click here to read the full story ↓The Crazies (Breck Eisner, 2010) takes place in an Iowan farming town called Ogden Marsh. Everything is very “small town, USA”, until the population begin to get a little homicidal. The town’s water has been contaminated by an unknown chemical and as “the crazy” spreads the military arrive to lock the town down. The Sheriff (Timothy Olyphant, Scream 2), his Doctor wife (Radha Mitchell, Pitch Black and Silent Hill) and Deputy (Joe Anderson, The Ruins and Creep) must survive and escape.
↓ Click here to read the full story ↓Dawn of the Dead is a new iPhone game from Bytemark Games, taking place in the 2004 remake’s Crossroads Mall. You play as either a policeman, a lady nurse or a salesman. I chose to play as the salesman as he looks like Shaun, especially from the top down view (no cricket bats though). Each character has their own attributes but these don’t really make a huge amount of difference to the game.
It’s fundamentally a twin stick shooter but adds in close combat weapons for a bit of variety. Move with your left thumb and attack with your right by tapping the screen.
Controls take a little bit of getting used to as you don’t aim where you’re facing. Unlike other shooters that I’ve played on the iPhone, Dawn of the Dead uses a 360 degree second stick as well, meaning that you can move in any direction while swinging or shooting in another. This is actually a necessity as you’ll usually be backing up hitting the zombies that are chasing after you.
↓ Click here to read the full story ↓Having only heard about Pro Zombie Soccer a couple of days ago I was lucky to get my hands on an early demo copy from the Super Awesome Hyper Dimensional Mega Team themselves.
After jumping through Apple’s ridiculous hoops to get a demo onto my iPhone I was ready to play the first 4 levels.
↓ Click here to read the full story ↓Win a copy of zombie film Chemical 12-D on DVD. Featuring commentaries, behind the scenes documentaries and another zombie short.
↓ Click here to read the full story ↓Chemical D-12 is a zombie short from Water Cooler Productions, a small production company founded by Mac Eldridge and Robert Sandoval in 2006. They have worked on a variety of projects, including another zombie film “In The State Of”.
Michael Frank has been alone in a post apocalyptic world for quite some time. He has adjusted himself to the world he lives in and searches it for the infected which hold the answers he is trying to find. As he searches, Michael one day comes across a newly mutated specimen that he needs to capture in hopes of finding what he has been looking for all along. Chemical 12-D is about this encounter and what happens in this world full of hopelessness when Michael finds a ray of possible light.
Chemical 12-D is the very definition of short, clocking in at a just six and a half minutes of film time. As you can imagine there’s little time for a set-up and the viewer is dropped immediately into a zombie infested world as seen by zombocalypse survivor Michael Frank, who is driving around after hearing of a newly mutated ‘zombie’ that he hopes to capture and experiment on.
After locating and capturing the zombie in question, Frank takes him back to test with the titular chemical 12-D. Of course even in a world filled with zombies there remains the question of morality and humanity and the shocking ending, delivered as quickly and effectively as it opened, leaves the viewer with nothing but unanswered questions.
Shot on a $1,000 budget the film itself is sharp and focused, the minimal script hints at bigger events and stories behind the characters that are never told. The effects a lot better than many bigger budget movies and the decision to keep the action on a truly personal angle means that it wasn’t the sort of film that would be any better on a bigger budget.
Eldridge has created a believable zombie world (albeit it with a hint of I Am Legend) that draws those who watch it in and successfully, as the adage recommends, leaves them wanting more.
You can buy the DVD for only $8 ($9 international) including shipping. It is available THIS WEEK ONLY and is also loaded with
Documentaries
- The Making of Chemical 12-D
- The Making of Water Cooler Productions4 Commentaries with Mac Eldridge, David Wagenaar, Rob Davis, and Matt Nikilla.
The Deleted scene of Chemical 12-D
The Past Work of Water Cooler Productions
-Timmothy O’Toole’s Commercial
-In A State Of (Water Cooler Productions first zombie movie!)
-KnifeA plot synopsis of the upcoming Water Cooler Productions film, The Old Man and His Dog.
We recommend you pick up your copy now, but if you’re still undecided and want to know more, click below for spoilers
Owned.