zombies

We live in a strange time my friends and we need to be ready for anything.

The inventor of the zombie film genre was 77 years old.

The word "epic" is thrown around a lot, so it loses some its power, but make no mistake: this is epic.

Ever since the very popular 'Walking Dead' first aired back in 2010, everyone has been waiting and preparing for the dead to walk once again. Well according Michael that day has come or at least in a prank form.

Even though fall is probably the season that I hate the most, and it is probably too early to be excited for the fall season I know I can not wait!

Brains.  How do we eat them?  How do we use them?  Sometimes sharing innovative ideas is more important than human survival.

Brad Pitt stars in the new zombie blockbuster called World War Z but the company behind the movie is gonna be offering Mega tickets which cost 50 bucks!  With this economy, good luck with that.

If you are like me then your favorite show is the "Walking Dead", and if you are a nerd like me then you have probably never missed an episode. I have become such a fan that I have bought the first volume of the comic book (and probably will buy the second one by the time this post is on our website). I also own the 5 episode video game and will also pre-order the new game coming out nex

Brad Pitt stars in the up coming zombie apocalypse movie called World War Z, and I gotta say. You've never seen zombies like this! This movie will definitely be a mile stone in the catalog in great zombie movies. I know that's a pretty bold claim, but after you watch this trailer. You'll be asking yourself. "Did I just see a zombie bridge"? Yes, yes you did.

Happy Halloween all you Halloweeners! Aside from the whole boatloads of candy thing, there are two awesome things we're excited about today: it's socially acceptable to dress up like a disgustingly gruesome zombie in public, and we get to nerd out over jack-o-lanterns. Could it get much better?! Surprisingly, yes.

Covering Hurricane Sandy has proven to be quite a feat. It's difficult to keep up with all the information pouring into the newsrooms, but who gets to experience the brunt of it all? Reporters. Poor, poor reporters.

Tim Verstynen & Brad Voytek put together a scenario for TED-Ed, trying to diagnose a zombie using medical logic.  The only logic I know is that zombies want to eat my brain, and that's bad for me.