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When I was 12 years old I spent my free time metling holes in the chests of my G.I. Joe figures with a soldering iron, pouring molten lead into the cavity, and then shooting them with a BB Gun. Emily is 12 years old and is making a feature-length zombie movie. Have we reached zombie over-saturation? Sure. Is this girl more productive than I was? Maybe. It’s really all a matter of opinion.
Tired of working? Well, here’s another grand flash game for you to get your hands on and waste some time with. Walk around and kill some zombies.
Look, the zombie is saying “FUCK YOU, you can’t kill me.” Look at him flipping you off! Don’t you want to go and kill him?
The game is all about being greedy, picking up wads of cash and jewelry while shooting zombies. Whatever. It’s a good way to waste time. It’s the whole point of this blog too!
I certainly am.
So since EVERYONE (including us apparently) are talking MJ this week, I might as well chime in too, on the day of his memorial service. Who here is concerned that Thriller will take place live today? MJ as a real life zombie?
I figure no one has anticipated a potential ressurection since JC, so I wouldn’t be too surprised if it happened.
Absurd:
I’ve always enjoyed Rockett clothing. In fact, I own one of their shirts. I am a living testament to the awesomeness of said clothing brand.
Now, if you’re a fan of having large, colorful, sometimes tacky (I have to say it) images covering the vast majority of your shirt (if you’re reading this site, you surely do), then Rockett’s designs will please your soul.
They also sponsor several metal bands + tours, so they’ve chosen their strategy well.
Rockett clothing is having their annual 15 dollar t-shirt sale, so get on over there and pick up a few of these bad boys. Note the shirt above, which I am going to buy. Skeleton woman with chainsaw? She’s the perfect mix of Daisy Duke and zombie for me.
I mean, seriously. Just read the couple of examples on the cover of the book, and you should be hooked. No need to dig deeper into this one. Just buy it.
It’s hard to find cool-looking horror-related clothing. FrightRags has some decent stuff, but It’s mostly very difficult to find any horror-related clothing that’s not god awful. Well this hoodie (Seriously Wikipedia? Fuck you.) from Electric Zombie and offered at ThinkGeek is just all around Bad Ass.
Sporting what I’d call a “Rob Zombie” asthetic, it combines faded black & white newspaper clippings of an apparent zombie attack with a sweet, succulent brain pattern inside the hood. I’m not crazy about the pattern on the back, but it does remind me of some excellent old horror movie posters, so I can live with it.
Amazing? Yes. For only $50 you can’t go wrong.
If you need any more reasons why this site is worth visiting, I can’t give them to you. You’re on the wrong site.