John Sears | November 7, 2010
So, before I could realize that I had apparently inflamed the tender egos of much of the nerdy world with a brief post dissing a silly video bashing Zombies, the Zombie Rights Campaign went on a trip to cloudy, grey Peoria, Illinois to see some short films in the Drunken Zombie Film Festival. This marks [...]
John Sears | November 7, 2010
Due to some fairly harmless attempts to spam our pages with garbage from one particular Mega64-loving troll (who shall remain nameless for now), the technical director is now in the process of updating our WordPress installation and adding some security plugins. I apologize in advance for any interruptions to service or the site, and suggest [...]
John Sears | November 7, 2010
Behind a cut to spare actual Zombie Rights enthusiasts the need to read anymore of the (admittedly hilarious) Mega64 trolling issue, seen previously here and here.
John Sears | November 6, 2010
We got a ton of responses to the Mega 64 piece I put up yesterday, and I have to say: “Grow up, you mouth-breathing cretins.” When we got back this evening from our trip to the Drunken Zombie Film Festival I saw dozens of comments in the queue and my first thought was, ‘Gee, I [...]
John Sears | November 5, 2010
Here at The Zombie Rights Campaign we have long striven to bring you in-depth analysis of the latest trends and threats facing the Differently Animated both here in America and abroad. A large part of that noble endeavor has necessarily constituted of the review of works in popular media and scholarship for their content as [...]
John Sears | November 5, 2010
Mega64, for those not in the know (which included me, prior to today) is a sketch comedy show described as being akin to infamously stupid media product ‘Jackass’, but about videogames. From what I’ve seen.. that’s a fair cop. The most recent episode concerns the spate of Zombie videogames coming out of late, which, believe [...]
John Sears | November 4, 2010
It may be anecdotal, but I’m certainly seeing a sharp rise in the number of Zombie-themed short films this year. From Cabine of the Dead to Lonely to the shorts we’re going to see this weekend at Drunken Zombie, the indie film circuit is just awash in films about the Differently Animated. Once our new [...]
John Sears | November 3, 2010
Here’s a little gem I meant to share with you all a few days ago, about how attending Zombie Rights marches or Zombie Walks can bring people together, and who knows, you might even meet the love of your life? And said love might even be a Zombie, who can say?
John Sears | November 3, 2010
Specifically, we plan to attend the Saturday evening portion of the film festival, the with all of the zombie movie shorts. We’ve seen Cabine of the Dead, but the others are new to the ZRC, and we look forward to appraising their content vis a vis Zombie Rights. In site news, the complete revamp of [...]
John Sears | November 1, 2010
From Newsweek: Mark Lloyd, 50, is a salesman in Campbell County, Va. Until a few years ago, he was only peripherally involved with politics. “I’d put signs in my yard, join the local Republicans,” Lloyd says. “But not like now.” When Lloyd “saw that our country was headed straight off to the left” after President [...]