The Dead Will Walk...

The Walking Dead series premieres in the UK tonight at 10pm on FX - Don't miss it!

Dead Rising 2 - Out Now!

Capcom's latest zombie instalment, Dead Rising 2, is now available in the UK. In this sequel, you take on the role of Chuck Greene who must battle against the undead hordes for his daughter's sake. As well as rescuing survivors and defeating murderous psychopaths, you get the chance to be extra inventive in this game - many ordinary household items, tools and traditional weapons can be combined to create ultimate weapons with devastating capabilities - making zombie-slaying all the more thrilling.

Grab a copy and get cracking!

The Dead Will Walk...

Check out this trailer for The Walking Dead series, based on the fantastic comics created by Robert Kirkman. Due to hit the UK in the near future and I for one cannot wait!

Zombies invade Windows

New Windows 7 ad with computers, zombies and sharks - what more could one want?

World War Z: The Movie

There's news of a film adaptation of Max Brooks' outstanding novel: World War Z in the works ! If you have yet to read this - I urge you to stop what you're doing and get yourself a copy !

I, for one, highly anticipate the release - love the concept art ! (Above)

'Zombies' have free speech rights too, US court rules...

In the news this week...

WASHINGTON (AFP) – They're said to utter little more than an occasional groan, but zombies -- the blood-drenched monsters of Hollywood "B" movies -- still have a right to free speech, a US court ruled this week.

An appeals court in the northern US city of Minneapolis, Minnesota on Wednesday allowed a group of zombies -- or rather, several protesters costumed as such -- to press ahead with their lawsuit against police who arrested them for disorderly conduct.

The appeals court overturned a lower court in finding that the group of seven "zombies" had been wrongfully detained during a 2006 shopping mall protest against consumerism.

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For the full article see: http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20100225/od_afp/uscourtjusticeoffbeat