Detroit. It’s that loveable, stalwart city that’s a microcosm of Michigan, possible even the US. It’s also a perfect place for zombies to slowly take over. A ragtag bunch of misfits in my home state … Continue Reading ->
Blog Archives
Zombie Apocalypse 2012 Swiftly Approaches
Dec
21
2011
One year left.
Z-Day. 2012. The Mayan zombie super-apocalypse. Sensational journalism. Paranoid survivalists. Gun nuts. People out having fun. Boy scouts taking their preparedness to the next level. If you can be ready for this, … Continue Reading ->
Tabloid Journalism Informs the Masses of Zombies
Aug
04
2010
In my wanderings across the news, horror, feeds and depths of the Internets for all things zombie, there’s one thing I forgot: Tabloids. As Tommy Lee Jones said in MIB, they are the “Best investigative … Continue Reading ->
Latest Pentagon Project: Zombie Pigs
Dec
29
2009
Here’s some science of the new decade for you: how about draining pigs of their blood, making them clinically dead, and then bringing them back to life?
Naturally, this is a military project, and those … Continue Reading ->
Happy Halloween! Zombie walks, nerve gas blood and more!
Oct
31
2008
If you’ve survived last night, that must mean either A) you don’t live in Flint or Detroit or B) they’re just not burning buildings like they used to anymore.
Zombie Walk
Devil’s Night in Grand … Continue Reading ->
Reanimating Dead Hearts
Oct
08
2008
So the soviet reanimated animal research continues.
What do you get with one part cellular cleaning agent, one dead heart, and a couple of mad scientists? That’s right: reanimated hearts.
Perhaps the efforts of earlier … Continue Reading ->
Soviet Reanimated Dog Head: Film Revisited
Feb
11
2008
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 … Continue Reading ->
US Scientists Continue Commie Reanimation Research
Nov
30
2007
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 … Continue Reading ->
Reanimation, regenesis and stem cells: Apocalyptic Frontiers
Nov
20
2007
Stem cell research is a double edged sword. On one hand, the potential benefits to science, humanity and health are immense, and on the other hand it can be plagued with ethical and moral dilemmas … Continue Reading ->
Scientists create form of reanimation
Oct
01
2007
Doctors in Philadelphia have found a way to reanmiate dead tissue. Let me be clear, as the original article is a little misleading. Doctors have found a way of prolonging decay and physical/mental death … Continue Reading ->
