The Undead at Every Turn. 30 Years Ago, Resident Evil Launched the Zombie Era
Resident Evil marks its 30th anniversary, reflecting on the evolution of zombies within gaming and their diminishing presence in quality games today.
The series is silly, funny, and well-written, and it can hardly be anything else
The article reviews a selection of new streaming series, highlighting their humorous and engaging content.
She can now carry an entire streaming service in her own name
The article discusses an indie horror film from a dog's perspective and highlights the main streaming options of the week.
‘Resident Evil Requiem’ and the Genius of Hospitals Filled with Monsters
The article reviews Capcom's latest game, 'Resident Evil Requiem,' highlighting its strengths and missed opportunities despite being a notable addition to the franchise.
'Resident Evil Requiem': Zombies as far as the eye can see
The latest installment, 'Resident Evil Requiem', promises to cater to fans with both its horror and campy elements, despite rampant online spoilers.
Horror Tina: With a Mantis in Bed and Jogging Zombies, You Will Brutally Relax
The article humorously discusses a page loading error while offering some light-hearted commentary on seemingly ludicrous situations.
Call of Duty fans might finally be getting the standalone Zombies game they've dreamed of
Fans of the Call of Duty franchise anticipate a dedicated standalone Zombies game potentially set to release in 2027, according to industry leaks.
The 'village' of tents in Parque del Oeste that keeps neighbors on edge: 'Insecurity and drug use have become normalized; some walk around like zombies'
Residents near Parque del Oeste in Madrid express growing discomfort and concern over a makeshift tent village attracting insecurity and drug use.
Amid 'zombies', pigs and dogs in costumes attract attention at Carnival in Curitiba; see photos
Pets, including dogs and pigs in costumes, were a highlight at the Carnival Zombie Walk in Curitiba, attracting around 40,000 participants this year.
Zombie Walk in Curitiba: crowd of 'zombies' invades the streets of the capital this Sunday (15)
The annual Zombie Walk took place in Curitiba, Brazil, gathering around 40,000 participants celebrating horror culture with elaborate costumes and performances.
Gore Verbinski presents a film about zombies and artificial intelligence in Berlin
Gore Verbinski's new film, 'Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die,' explores themes of artificial intelligence and pop culture, and was showcased at the Berlin Festival this week.
"Networks".. Zombies in Egypt, Storm Leonardo in Morocco, and Syrians' Nostalgia for Radio
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.
Liam Neeson hunts climate-damaged mutant zombies
Liam Neeson's latest film 'Cold Storage' features extraterrestrial fungus, makeshift military supplies, and a rampant climate crisis that brings monsters to life, described as a fun parody but lacking suspense by Sebastian Lindvall.
The Living Dead of Pablo Stoll Arrive at the Port Cinema: 'The Uruguayan Zombie is Slow and Dressed'
Pablo Stoll returns with a new film, highlighting the unique characteristics of Uruguayan zombies, at the Lugones Theater in Buenos Aires.
Cinema: No Power to Drugs! Unless You're a Zombie
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.
Critique of '28 Years Later: The Temple of Bones' (**) : Zombies Lose Gas and Humans Go Crazy
The review discusses the fourth installment of the series initiated by Danny Boyle, remarking on the decline of zombies and the unraveling of human sanity amidst chaos.
28 Years Later: The Temple of Bones, an Excellent Continuation of the Great Zombie Epic of Our Time
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.
Winter holidays without 'zombies' in front of screens: Pediatrician reveals how to set boundaries for children and oneself
As children approach a week of holiday with ample free time, parents struggle to manage screen time without clear rules, prompting experts to warn of the potential negative consequences of excessive screen usage.
Grillo, return to the blog: 'Justice used as a club. Zombie politicians'
Beppe Grillo, the founder of the 5 Star Movement, returns to his blog with a critical post on the state of justice and politics in Italy, referring to politicians as 'zombies'.