John Sears | January 10, 2011
This just seems superfluously insulting to me: Zombie Duck Hunt, developed by 2010 W3 Innovations, LLC, is now available from the App Store and has made Apple’s Top 300 iPad/iPod applications list. The app was last released on May 05, 2010 and sells for Free. The application developer’s description of the application is, “Zombie Duck [...]
John Sears | January 10, 2011
Check out these Zombie Boots they highlighted over at Horror Society and get back to us. Ready? Good. Ok, one of the most harmful myths about Zombies has to be that they make graveyards and cemeteries inherently dangerous, because if you venture into one (most likely at the start of a ‘Zombie Apocalypse’), you will [...]
John Sears | January 10, 2011
Having assaulted your eyes, ears, and sanity in 3D with the odious and incomprehensibly stupid Resident Evil: Afterlife, Capcom is forging ahead with pushing their flagship Anti-Zombie game franchise into 3D on the new handheld, the 3DS: The horror is back in Resident Evil! That’s our impression after a going few sessions with 3DS’s Resident [...]
John Sears | January 9, 2011
I can’t think of any other plausible reason behind this “Flight of the Living Dead” comic, which pushes the idea that good, peaceful, respectable Living people can’t be forced into close proximity with Zombies for fear they’ll be attacked and converted. Doesn’t this remind anyone else of the controversy over Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell, and [...]
John Sears | January 9, 2011
Well, ok, not really. This post is mostly just silly self-indulgence; a week ago I was taking the art director to her day job and it was very foggy because the temperature had shot up to 45 degrees while we had a couple of feet of snow on the ground. This has happened a few [...]
John Sears | January 9, 2011
Only partially inspired by the ongoing dialogue we’re having over here about the prospects of a Zombie Dinosaur comic, tonight I baked some Shortbread cookies in the shape of Zombie Dinosaurs and a couple of Zombiebread Men. Ok, so the only cookie-cutter like objects I had around the house were for making dinosaur sandwiches. Your [...]
John Sears | January 8, 2011
Alert cultural historian and ZRC Stringer Andrew Leal pointed the ZRC toward a couple of recent newspaper comics that featured Zombie snowmen… in a very negative light. Now, I know what many of you are thinking: “Newspapers still have comics?” Astonishingly enough, they do! What’s more, they almost all pick the comics to grace their [...]
John Sears | January 8, 2011
Just a quick post to outline a couple of new entries in the flood of Zombie themed games coming out for the iPhone. First, a game that tries to tie the two greatest and most exaggerated fears of modern America together: Zombies and terrorism. Creatively enough, it’s called Terrorist Zombies: Legions of zombies are taking [...]
John Sears | January 8, 2011
The ZRC learned about ‘Zombie Bites’ via Google and went to see if it was as unfortunately negative for the Zombie Rights movement as the title hinted it probably was. First, the basic description: You’ve been turned into a zombie! In order to survive you need to feed on human beings. Press the spacebar to [...]
John Sears | January 7, 2011
Here at The Zombie Rights Campaign we feel strongly about supporting works of art and media that *don’t* abuse the Differently Animated in these dark times, even more so when the works promote inclusiveness and tolerance. So when we heard about the 1 Second Film, a massively collaborative effort to produce a 1 second long [...]