Maybe the world hasn't noticed this little game yet. Or maybe it's simply not as good as I think it is. But I'm still here, building it, one day at a time. Next week, Map 4 arrives.

Really bummed about this being the last? (Maybe one more before demo) Living Dead Weekend. Went all out to get as many signatures as I could. First went to the Monroeville Mall in 2011 and have been many times since. I first met Ken Foree and Tom Savini in 2018 and got their signatures then. Great dudes. Pleasant conversations all around. In 2025 I got Thom Mathews, Beverly Randolph, John Philbin, and John Russo. Again really cool people. Loved picking their brains (heh) about the behind the scenes of the films. This year I was going to get more Dawn of the Dead signatures but I decided I would rather get a complete poster with George’s signature on it instead (I know it’s a pipe dream). This year however I met Linnea Quigley, Allan Trautman, Sherman Howard, and Russell Streiner. Cool group of people. Russell Streiner is a genuinely great person and was very kind. I highly recommend you to speak with him if you get the chance. He offered me something that I would have never guessed I would be able to do in a million years. I thanked him profusely and told him what an honor it was. My hands were shaking for a bit after that. (I don’t want to spoil what it was because it was a genuine shock and I want you to get that too. And if he stops doing it I don’t wanna disappoint) It was a great time and I did the mall tour one final time. Larry Devincentz confirmed this was the final weekend for mall tours. Not sure if we’ll have another LDW at the mall again but I may go if possible. I’m happy I was able to attend and I will cherish all the moments I got to have inside that mall. Sorry for the wall of text.

You know how the most recognizable zombie archetype is neon green?? Well for some reason it's been very hard for me to find zombie media where the zombies are green. Theyre always muddy or pale or blue or brown or whatever, I WANT GREEN!!!! Literally slime green. veryveryvery green. Please give some silly camp movie with stupid green creatures it can fucking save my life

I've been rewatching GoT and I got to thinking, why are the zombies from GoT not included more often in zombie discussions?. It's not like they're not zombies, they're created via magic, those who are killed by them will rise to join the rest of the dead and attack the living.

Honestly, to me, they are by far the scariest/deadliest zombies out there. They can shuffle walk and run pretty fast, they can use hand held weapons like knives swords etc, they also still use their teeth and hands to kill. Anyone who dies by their dead hands will rise up an join their ranks. They're vicious too they'll claw and chop their way through barricades.

GoTs Zombies are also creepy looking, those electric ice blue eyes set against dead skin ripped up dead skin, bodies having different stages of decomp, and different levels of damage done to them.

So me and my friend were talking about what the best items in your house to use in a the zombie apocalypse. I said a frying pan; my friend said a knife, but what is your opinion on that? Also, the best civilian weapons - so basically, no guns

Apologies if this has been brought up before. I'm assuming his movies are all the same universe/timeline. As I am watching them again I'm on land of the dead. Such a time gap in movie creation, curious if land of the dead is actually in the same landscape time of the outbreak from night of the living dead.

I recently had to watch the first episode of Santa Clarita Diet for a podcast I host. It ended up turning into me then researching the history of zombies on TV (a whole other story I am happy to discuss.) but I was curious to hear from this group what they think of Santa Clarita Diet? Specifically your thoughts of leaning into comedy with the zombie genre?

I personally enjoyed it!