I read almost 10K words about zombies, you're damn right I'm going to
share the link. This 2 year old article explores Haiti's real life zombie culture and could either be a great work of fiction or a sad piece of nonfiction. Check it out.
Simon Pegg
doesn't think so.
I know it is absurd to debate the rules of a reality that does not exist, but this genuinely irks me. You cannot kill a vampire with an MDF stake; werewolves can't fly; zombies do not run. It's a misconception, a bastardisation that diminishes a classic movie monster. The best phantasmagoria uses reality to render the inconceivable conceivable. The speedy zombie seems implausible to me, even within the fantastic realm it inhabits. A biological agent, I'll buy. Some sort of super-virus? Sure, why not. But death? Death is a disability, not a superpower. It's hard to run with a cold, let alone the most debilitating malady of them all.
Via
Folkinz
The movie, based on Max Brooks' book, is finally getting going. I loved the book and am excited for the movie. Robert Richardson, who was the cinematographer on Kill Bill and Natural Born Killers,
has begun work in London. Imagining how grisly Richardson will make this movie, based on his previous work, kind of makes me nervous.
This chart not only has zombies, but ninjas and pirates, as well. How could I not?
By
le loup-garou via
woosk.
Stupid zombie, you should have just applied to
ZombieHarmony first.
Inspired by this
Barstool Sports post and
this tweet with graphical assistance from Shawn.
I, for one, am happy to find out that when the Zombie war starts,
the DOT is ready with informative road signs.
I didn't realize
last week that the zombie food chain shirt was made by Olly Moss, the guy who made the
"Spoilt" T shirt with all the movie spoilers on it. He's good.
Now he's reimagined
a collection of movie posters in a sparse, delicious style.
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade is good. Rain Man is super clever, but Die Hard is the best.
As
Boston Biker said, "You've been warned."
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