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Zombies in Popular Culture

Apr
04

Zombies are alive and rotting today. And not just outside my back door. Their presence is in national media, literature, video games, books and of course movies. The Undead are a metaphor for growin indifference, apathy and a self destructive society. Undead in Magazine and Books This April, Discover Magazine’s ran an article about Wade Davis, the ethnobotanist who researched Haitian zombies. His work lead to the book and movie “The Serpent [...]

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Real Zombies on Film

Apr
01

Hey Guys, can’t talk long – I stumbled across this video of zombies the other day. It appears to be night vision helicopter footage. It’s been a while, but I’ve been doing lots of research – more information soon. View the real life zombie footage here. Thanks guys, comment as always!

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Soviet Reanimated Dog Head: Film Revisited

Feb
11

Reanimated corpse! Live on film! I touched a nerve with my earlier post about reanimated dogs heads. This is a followup to that post, as well as an addendum to my article about types of zombies. This would fall under the scientifically reanimated corpse. In the 40′s, the Soviets were working on experiments involving reanimating [...]

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A Statistical Analysis of Real Life Zombies

Jan
23

Skeptics love to debunk zombies and the undead. The idea of a zombie outbreak presents several logical points open for debate, such as causes, physiology, the contagious nature of an epidemic and even if a reanimated corpse is possible. Skeptics illustrate that conventional, “real” zombies exist only as a product of voodoo sorcery using tetrodotoxin, [...]

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US Scientists Continue Commie Reanimation Research

Nov
30

Scientists in Pittsburgh are fooling around with reanimation and reviving the dead. It starts small, reviving totally, clinically dead dogs. The dead canine blood is replaced with a hypothermic oxygenated saline solution. Three hours later, the dogs blood is reintroduced, and they are revived with en electric shock. Hopeful scientists at the Safar Center for Resuscitation [...]

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