on Horror & Zombies
Zombies (Movies, Games, and Survival Tips) and General Horror of all sorts
Leisure Horror Titles From July to December 2009 (21 Jun 2009). Probably not useful to anyone anymore, but here is a list Leisure Horror's releases from July to December 2009.
Six Vampire Movies I Can Watch Over and Over (11 Jul 2009). Maybe more than six, now, but here are the six that I can for sure watch over and over.
Doug's Picks for Ten Honestly Effective Horror Movies (21 Jul 2009). I probably need to update it, but here you go.
Ten more horror movies (addendum to the other list) (27 Jul 2009). 10 more movies added to the original list, above.
The 8 Basic Building Blocks of Most Horror (14 Dec 2009). I break down horror into what seems to be eight essential concepts: the monster, the victim, the isolation, the visitation, the consumption, the escalation, the legend, and the twist.
Have you heard of Candle Cove? Like creepy things? You'll need to see this... (26 Aug 2010).
Zombies
"Could It Be Zombies?". This obsenity laden rant was made one day at work (it was slow, slow day) and still makes me chuckle to remember. Sure, it's played off mostly as a joke here, but at the time, I was enthralled by a singular fact: the way the mall works, if something bad goes down outside, you may have no idea about it for some time.
Horror in Various Media
Books
- Robert Dunbar's The Pines.
- Jeff Strands's Pressure.
- Ray Garton's Ravenous.
- Greg Gifune's Kingdom of Shadows (28 Oct 2009).
- Simon R. Green's Something from the Nightside.
- Brian Keene's Urban Gothic.
- Jack Ketchum, Richard Laymon, Edward Lee. Triage.
- Nate Kenyon's Bloodstone
- Michael Laimo's Fires Rising.
- Richard Laymon's Beware.
- Richard Laymon's Night in Lonesome October
- Edward Lee's Slither.
- Syne Mitchell's The Changeling Plague.
- Ryu Murakami's Audition
- Bryan Smith's House of Blood.
- Bryan Smith's Queen of Blood.
- Scott Smith's The Ruins.
- Peter Straub's Floating Dragon.
Short Stories and Collections
- Algernon Blackwood's "The Empty House" (30 Oct 2009).
- Lord Dunsany's "Where the Tides Ebb and Flow" (29 Oct 2009).
- Unhappy Endings, by Brian Keene
- Stephen King's "The End to the Whole Mess".
- The Innsmouth Cycle, edited by Robert M. Price
- Craig Strete's "The Bleeding Man" (31 Oct 2009).
Movies
TV Shows
Zombies in Various Media
Movies
Novels
Nonfiction & Unfiction
Graphic Novels
Other Media
Basic Anti-Zombie Know-How
Just on the off chance that you are sane person who clicked the "on Zombies" link and got here and now think that I believe in zombies. Let me assure I do not. This is part of the whole fun of the zombie fandom, you plan for the apocalypse. With that being said, stay vigilant, it may happen any moment now.
The Best Things in Life Are Free: Horror Edition
I have recently become aware of zombie novels for free online, usually posted as serial novels on a blog. I've not read through all of them, but I've sampled them, and they each have something that is worth reading. The first I link to has several links to others (a couple of which I also link to).
- Empire Novel by David Dunwoody. (Note: includes something of a paranormal addition. By the second entry, Death himself has shown up.)
- Jennings Grove by Jeff Parish. Getting back to the beginning requires a couple of clicks.
- Several of David Wellington's Serials including Monster Island and Frostbite
- David Moody's Autum. Includes a link to get the three sequels for $13.
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