Tag Archives: George A. Romero

The living dead are usually portrayed in both film and television as dirty, disgusting corpses with rotten teeth, gross desiccated bodies, sunken eyeballs and patchy, ...

Occasionally we receive a wonderful survival book that would be incredibly useful during the inevitable zombie apocalypse; full of brilliant philosophy, observations, and advice. The ...

Euclid of Alexandria is most famously quoted as saying that “The laws of nature are but the mathematical thoughts of God.” But when we apply ...

Since our dearly-departed friend, and Advisory Board member, George A. Romero originally introduced the world to the first modern-day zombie, we’ve seen an explosion in ...

Our Zombie Research Society survival expert and Advisory Board member Cameron Carlson recently joined Luke Poling and Heidi Hedquist to discuss the inevitable zombie apocalypse, ...

One of the most common behavioral theories we encounter is that zombies are nocturnal; meaning they’re mostly active at night. It’s likely that George A. ...

The Zombie Research Society is extremely happy to announce our support for the very first official Theorizing Zombiism Conference, presented by the fine folks at ...

While researching the inevitable zombie apocalypse, our team has studied everything from parasites and chemical weapons to deadly diseases and viruses. We followup on every ...

Back in 1986 Ubisoft published their very first action adventure video game titled Zombi – borrowing heavily from George A. Romero’s amazing zombie cult classic ...

The Zombie Research Society has defined the modern zombie as a relentlessly aggressive, reanimated human corpse driven by a biological infection. This is our official ...