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Tuesday, February 3, 2015

Sunday, February 1, 2015

The Walking Dead spoof The Walking Deceased coming March 2015

ARC Entertainment has acquired North American rights to “The Walking Deceased,” a spoof of the zombie genre.

Written by Tim Ogletree and directed by Scott Dow, “Walking Deceased” focuses on a group of zombie-apocalypse survivors as they set out for a rumored safe haven. Dave Sheridan, Joel Oglesby and Ogletree star.

The movies Facebook page states that the movie will be released on VOD, digital, and in limited theater release on 03/20/2015. Check out the movies teaser trailer below.

Sunday, January 25, 2015

What one store must you go to during a zombie apocalypse?

Okay boys and girls here's today's end of the world scenario. Zombies have overrun your community and you and your family are speeding out of town. Once you heard about the zombies you hauled ass so you have no weapons, food, or additional clothing. On the way out of town you pass a mall that house a gun store, a small grocery store, and a sporting goods store. Because of the advancing zombie horde and because you don't want to split up your family you only have time to enter one store. Which one will it be?

Tuesday, January 20, 2015

New Walking Dead trailer for season 5.5

Check out the new trailer for The Walking Dead Season 5.5. The Walking Dead Returns February 8,2015!

Saturday, January 17, 2015

In the Flesh cancelled by the BBC

[SOURCE: BBC] BBC Three has cancelled its supernatural drama series In The Flesh.

The second series of the show ended last May with just over half a million people watching the finale.

The story revolved around teenager Kieren Walker, played by Luke Newberry, who came back to life after a zombie apocalypse and returned to school.

"Given there is only budget for one original drama series a year on the channel it won't be returning," said the BBC Three Twitter feed.

"We loved the show but have to make hard choices to bring new shows through and create room for emerging talent.

"Huge thanks to the Bafta award-winning writer Dominic Mitchell and the superb cast."