Meet "Zombie Girl"

As soon as I heard about "Zombie Girl (2009)", I knew I had to see it, since I love documentaries almost as much as I love zombies. As a parent, it was nice to see other other kids that are into horror movies, yet seem pretty well adjusted. Although her movie, "Pathogen (2006)", had an extremely low budget, her script is really intriguing.

"Emily Hagins is making a zombie movie. It's feature-length, it's bloody, and the zombies don't run. Just like it should be. But there's just one difference between her film and every other zombie movie you've ever seen. Emily is twelve."



You can watch the film for free on Snagfilms until 8/20.

Here is the trailer for "Pathogen", and her latest feature length film, "The Retelling (2009)"

Zombieland

The trailer for the new horror/comedy "Zombieland (2009)" starring Woody Harrelson looks promising.

What Does This Documentary Have in Common With a Zombie Classic?

One of my all time favorite movies is "Return of the Living Dead (1985)". I even like the crazy punk/rock/thrasher soundtrack. One of the most memorable songs was "Burn the Flames" by Roky Erickson.



For years I never knew anything about Roky Erickson except that he had a song on the Return of the Living Dead soundtrack. Then I caught a documentary about him called "You're Gonna Miss Me (2005)". Turns out he was the lead singer in an influential psychadelic rock band called The 13th Floor Elevators. The documentary is about his battle with schizophrenia. It's gotta be hereditary, because his mom is batsh*t crazy! Sundance airs this doc occasionally, I highly recommend watching it if you can catch it, but it is disturbing at times.

Sweet Cake! Zombie Hello Kitty Edition

Saw this over on the hilarious site Cake Wrecks