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Despite a legal ban, the use of 'zombie knives' and similar weapons continues to contribute to street violence and crime in the UK.

Resident Evil marks its 30th anniversary, reflecting on the evolution of zombies within gaming and their diminishing presence in quality games today.

The article discusses the top contenders for the 2026 Oscars, focusing on the films "A Fight After Another" by Paul Thomas Anderson and the zombie-vampire movie "The Sinners" directed by Ryan Coogler.

Dmitry Medvedev, deputy chairman of Russia's Security Council, warned that US biological research could create a 'zombie apocalypse', referencing the show 'The Last of Us'.

The review praises John Carpenter's Toxic Commando as a fun and straightforward co-op zombie shooter that captures the essence of old-school gaming.

Amid ongoing bombings in Iran following an Israeli-American offensive, residents are trying to maintain a semblance of normal life despite the chaos.

Conservative commentator Jo Gab-je criticized Jo Dong-hyuk, the leader of the People Power Party, for refusing to sever ties with former President Yoon Seok-yeol while promoting baseless election conspiracy theories, labeling him a 'complete far-right' figure.

The article discusses China's economic challenges posed by state-owned 'zombie companies' and the implications for the upcoming political meetings.

The horror sci-fi comedy 'Refrigerator Parasite' embraces the tradition of B-movie splatter films with a polished look and a lighthearted atmosphere.

The article covers the release of new albums from various artists including Bruno Mars and Gorillaz.

Felipe Pettinato is currently on trial for the death of neurologist Melchor Rodrigo, who died in a fire set by Pettinato in May 2022, with the court deciding whether he is guilty of negligent homicide.

The latest issue of Moneta features a deep dive into Moncler’s successful business strategies, alongside other financial analyses and interviews related to the luxury sector and energy efficiency in Italy.

Documents released by the U.S. Department of Justice reveal Jeffrey Epstein's interest in toxic plants, particularly the angel trumpet, which may have had sinister applications.

Two individuals were arrested in Japan for using the designated drug etomidate, commonly referred to as 'zombie tobacco'.

The report discusses how international sanctions have left a significant volume of Russian oil trapped in tankers without buyers, creating a disruption in the oil market.

The Hiroshima Carp baseball team announced the termination of infielder Ryutaro Hazuki's contract due to his indictment for violating pharmaceutical regulations related to a substance known as 'zombie tobacco.'

Netflix subscribers have a limited time to watch a highly-rated thriller film featuring a strong female lead and a gripping storyline.

A Kremlin official asserts that Russian children are indoctrinated with the 'right values' by the age of eight amid concerns of foreign influence on identity.

Hiroshima Carp player Ryutaro Huzuki has been indicted for violating drug laws by using a controlled substance known as 'zombie tobacco'.

Pets, including dogs and pigs in costumes, were a highlight at the Carnival Zombie Walk in Curitiba, attracting around 40,000 participants this year.

The annual Zombie Walk took place in Curitiba, Brazil, gathering around 40,000 participants celebrating horror culture with elaborate costumes and performances.

During the Lunar New Year holidays, a variety of Korean films are being released for home viewing, providing an opportunity for those who missed them in theaters.

A couple in Torquay were found dead due to a lethal mix of prescription and illicit drugs after struggling with addiction to painkillers.

A new species of 'zombie fungus' in Brazil infects and completely takes over the bodies of certain spiders.

In 2011, the U.S. government published a detailed plan on how to respond to a zombie apocalypse.

The article discusses a man's experiences during and after a significant political coup in Czechia, highlighting the chaotic atmosphere likened to a zombie movie.

A member of the Czech ANO party is organizing an event focused on the possibility of a zombie apocalypse, as claimed by a sect.

Llandarcy in South Wales, a planned housing project, remains a relic of ambition as it was never populated despite a royal visit.

Authorities in Dahab, Egypt, responded to growing panic regarding tourists exhibiting unusual behavior, which was initially attributed to drug influence.

The horror-comedy directed by Uruguayan director Pablo Stoll Ward premieres this Thursday at the Lugones theater and next week at Gaumont and other INCAA venues.

The article discusses the evacuation of residents in Morocco due to Storm Leonardo and peculiar zombie-like behavior of tourists in Egypt while referencing the nostalgia for radio among Syrians.

Videos of foreign tourists displaying 'zombie-like' movements in Dahab, Egypt, sparked speculation about drug use, leading authorities to investigate and confirm they were performing specific rituals.

Pablo Stoll returns with a new film, highlighting the unique characteristics of Uruguayan zombies, at the Lugones Theater in Buenos Aires.

The CEO of the Korea Exchange emphasized the need for a swift exit of unfit companies in alignment with government policy and announced plans to rapidly introduce individual stock leverage ETFs that were previously only available overseas.

Zak Hilditch's horror movie 'We Bury the Dead' portrays a zombie apocalypse that wipes out Tasmania following a catastrophic incident involving the U.S. Navy.

Zombie Pride Day, celebrated on February 4th, is the perfect occasion to honor the films that popularized the figure of the undead, through both horror and social satire genres.

Nine suspects have been arrested in Upper Franconia for trafficking chemically altered intoxicating liquids for e-cigarettes and vapes, allegedly selling these 'Baller Liquids' or 'Zombie Liquids' to minors.

Hiroshima player Hazuki was arrested for possessing the specified drug etomidate, with evidence of its use found during an arrest in December.

Scientists have identified a new species of 'zombie fungus' called Purpureocillium atlanticum during an expedition in a forest reserve in Nova Friburgo, Rio de Janeiro.

Scientists have identified a new species of 'zombie fungus' named Purpureocillium atlanticum during an expedition in a forest reserve in Nova Friburgo, Rio de Janeiro.

In a dystopian Europe plagued by a pandemic that has turned most of the population into zombies, Dr. Kelson finds a brief moment of peace in nature while grappling with the ongoing crisis.

MMA fighter Chi Lewis-Parry reveals the physical toll of his role as an alpha zombie in '28 Years Later: The Bone Temple,' where he needed to be carried off set after an intense scene.

The fourth installment in this zombie franchise features more explicit violence, abundant gore, and a lively tone, but often suffers from overly long sequences and an anticlimactic conclusion that sets the stage for a new sequel.

The article discusses the film '28 Years Later: The Temple of Bones' as a significant sequel in the zombie genre, reflecting contemporary issues of religion and spirituality amidst societal fears.

Steve Reed argues that elections for certain councils, referred to as 'zombie councils', are unnecessary as 22 authorities seek postponements of May elections due to local government reorganization.

The German Federal Police intercepted the 27-year-old oil tanker Tavian, which was masquerading as a new vessel in the North Sea, during a routine operation.

The German Federal Police have intercepted an oil tanker named Tavian, which is attempting to pass as a newly registered vessel despite being 27 years old.

The article details the tragic stabbing of 16-year-old Mikey Roynon at a house party in Bath, Somerset, highlighting the impact of knife crime on families.

The article discusses the violent repression by Mullahs and the Revolutionary Guard in Iran amidst a popular uprising demanding peace and freedom, while urging Western support for the Iranian people.

A survey reveals that Britons waste up to £1,200 annually on subscription services, with potential savings of £400 by cancelling unused 'zombie' memberships.