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 ...
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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, ...
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It’s almost time… are you ready? Arizona State University is gearing up for the first annual Zombie Apocalypse Medicine Meeting next week, and they have ...
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A thirteen year-old Australian girl is leading the call for more government-funded research into the spread of a horrible flesh-eating disease after a painful infection ...
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Winter is coming, but it won’t stop the undead! Freezing weather or sub-arctic areas may offer survivors a respite from zombie attacks; referred to as ...
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In Northern Uganda, approximately 3000 children have become afflicted with what has been called “nodding disease,” or more colloquially “zombie disease.” It only affects children, ...
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Many of you have attended, or will be attending a comic-con. For those who have never attended, these events are a complete assault on all ...
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In a 2012 interview with the Los Angeles Times, director Marc Forster originally claimed that World War Z was envisioned “as a trilogy that would ...
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Max Brooks is best known for his novel World War Z, which spawned the Brad Pitt blockbuster by the same name (and according to Brooks, ...
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Max Brooks’ hugely popular novel World War Z has become a bit of a blueprint when it comes to describing the impending zombie apocalypse, and ...
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