Looks like the King of the Hill gang could take care of themselves during the zombie apocalypse.
British designer and artist Tom Beauvais is the man behind several classic British posters, including the quads for Fantastic Voyage (1966), Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid (1969) and the cult horror film Zombie Flesh Eaters. Read this interview about how he creates his amazing posters.
From the Shaun of the Dead DVD Commentary:
“I remember saying to Bill, I said ‘It’s like Clint Eastwood on Benylin.’ He swaggers in like a gunfighter who’s had too much Night Nurse.” Edgar Wright (dir.)
Excellent scene from The Return of Living Dead (1985). Talking zombies that can use a radio give them a whole new edge since it denotes intelligent brain eating.
The first look at gameplay from the new Walking Dead video game. At the moment it doesn’t look like anything too special – the graphics and zombie animation aren’t that amazing and so it will have to remain pretty close to the plot of the tv series if it’s going to be popular. Having said that, you could probably sell anything if it had The Walking Dead written on it..
The Horde, a zombie film from French directors Yannick Dahan and Benjamin Rocher, “An end of the world battle between gangsters, cops and zombies.”
Set in a zombie infested Paris, angry cops are seeking revenge against Nigerian gangsters who have killed one of their colleagues. The cops decide to raid a deserted tower block in an apparent suicide mission and are immediately in over their heads with the gangsters. As Paris crumbles around them both groups realise that they have to escape the tower block that has attracted a lot of unwanted zombie attention. Brutal, bloody, trigger happy, this zombie movie doesn’t bother to explain itself and is pretty entertaining. Featuring unlimited ammo and a complete disregard for shooting zombies in the head (widely accepted as the main method of removing the zombie threat) The Horde has great characters, a bit of a predictable script, and some excellent visual effects and fight scenes.
Check out the whole movie here:
Check out the making of this realistic zombie dog prop for the move The Young Van Helsing.
Zombie Parkour – The Flipping Dead
A video of zombie parkour stunts.
“The zombie virus has evolved into a new breed of parkour zombies. No longer do they slumber as the walking dead, they are ferocious and fast, they are the flipping dead.”