November Giveaway: We’re Alive – Chapter Four, Part One: Rules and Regulations
Keep in mind that the giveaway ends next week, but there’s still time to enter if you’d like to win a thumbdrive, containing all of the We’re Alive episodes. Michael, Saul, Angel and Burt manage to retake the tower, barely saving the lives of the people trapped in it. Michael decides to instill some order into building. He rounds up the survivors and reads to them the new law of the land to the discord of some.

Pride and Prejudice and Zombies and Television
For those of you who are fans of the mega hit Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, you get to watch your favorite piece of fiction translated into a low budget television series whereby everything you liked about the book will be distilled into a passing comment by a side character who was never in the book in the first place. I kid, of course. But not by much. Actually, I’m a big fan a well funded television treatments. It’s the best way to present books because the format gives filmmakers the time to explore the work. For example, you simply cannot catch the spirit o

Are Zombie Lovers Becoming the Thing They Love?
Jamie sent me a link to this blog. The author appears to have gotten irritated with all the zombie love lately. Actually, I shouldn’t write lately since the blog post is dated back to last year, but it is still very much applicable. In short, he states that people are becoming the very thing that they admire by blinding consuming anything zombie related without thought. First he starts off with this nugget: Ask a group of geeks to go protest in the streets in favor of human rights, peace, or even privacy issues, and they’ll decline. For them, the best form of organized pro

Left 4 Dead 2 Game Review
Last April, Valve released the remaining two versus maps for Left 4 Dead one, thereby finishing a game that it had launched in November 2008. People expected new campaigns, new weapons, and new special infected, but what they got was an entirely new game with the announcement of Left 4 Dead 2. I’ll admit that I wasn’t thrilled with the news, but I wasn’t irked enough to add my name to boycott. What is truly shocking is the turn-around time for a game company that is not known for its development speed. It took around five years for Valve to produce a sequel to its f

Snuggie 2.0 or Zombie Protection Device?
I just saw this on Digg the other day, and I got to say, this is a classic bit of knitting. Sure this might make you feel comfortable – dare I say Snuggie – on a cold winter morning, but this eclectic piece of clothing really shows its value during a zombie apocalypse. Call me insane, but in a last ditch moment when the house is being overrun by the undead savages, the Snuggie 2.0 proves its weight in gold (or rather bullets, since gold won’t be worth much during the end of civilization). How you say? Instead of running for the exit with your arms above your head, screaming