Tag: zombies
Read This: Blackened Roots: An Anthology of the Undead
Blackened Roots: An Anthology Of The Undead, edited by Nicole Givens Kurtz And Tonia Ransom, is a fascinating zombie […]
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Blood Quantum Peels Back the Skin
Blood Quantum presents its take on the zombie apocalypse with a sure hand and a wry sense of humor. […]
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The Dead Don’t Die Does Right by Zombies
The Dead Don’t Die is nothing but delightful. Jim Jarmusch’s star-laden zombie flick is part homage, part send-up, and […]
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Kingdom: Princes, Peasants, and Zombies
My relationship with zombies is conflicted. I find the whole zombie genre fascinating, but also too scary to indulge […]
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Cargo Almost Pulls its Own Weight
Cargo begins with so much potential. A zombie plague. A family struggling to survive. The wilds of rural […]
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Read This: Pontypool Changes Everything
Tony Burgess’s Pontypool Changes Everything is an unusual entry in the zombie novel field. In it, the danger of zombiehood comes though the corruption and failure of language, and Burgess creates a great deal of mayhem without splattering everything in sight.
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Read This: Do Zombies Dream of Undead Sheep?
If your interest in all things zombie extends beyond “It’s a virus!” or “It’s a fungus!”, to what could actually cause typical zombie behaviors, Do Zombies Dream of Undead Sheep? A Neuroscientific View of the Zombie Brain by Timothy Verstynen and Bradley Voytek might be just the book for you.
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