The Widow's Bane: Bringing zombie roots music to un-lifeSource: Examiner
"Zombie pirate death polka." That's how the music of the Widow's Bane was first described to me. Imagine if Tom Waitts, Rasputina, and a rabid, sea-faring, musically talented mongrel dog from Appalachia had an undead love child… that would be the Widow's Bane.
Scooby Doo vs ZombiesSource: io9.com
Imagine that Fred, Daphne and even Shaggy were eaten by zombies, vamps and other big bad beasties. Where would that leave Velma? In supernatural slayer mode, of course. Check out this awesomely wicked Velma-centric Scooby-Doo fan art.
Police look for suspect in 'zombie' assaultSource: press-citizen.com
Iowa City Police are looking for a man who assaulted another at a restaurant -- claiming the victim was a "zombie."
According to a police news release, officers arrived at Panchero's, 965 S. Riverside Drive, about 1:17 a.m. after getting a report of the assault.
Zombiefest: Pligrimage to the town in Dawn of the DeadSource: Wall Street Journal
The mall is famous as the main setting of filmmaker George Romero's 1978 cult classic "Dawn of the Dead," in which survivors of a plague that turns humans into zombies take refuge in the shopping center.

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Give 'Em Hill: Dancing and decomposingSource: Inside Bay Area Most Viewed
It was a dark and clear night, yet stormy in that unsettled sort of way where you know in your brain — your very tasty brain — that evil is lurking in the shadows because, after all, it's hard to effectively lurk in the harsh glare of, say, the post office or Costco or realit …

Once a person begins talking about zombie movies, the first film that comes to most individuals minds is Night of the Living Dead or even 28 Days Later. Perhaps even Planet Terror or Shaun of The Dead. Now it will be Zombieland that first comes to mind.
Zombieland 2 BuzzSource: IGN.com
Screenwriter Paul Wernick certainly thinks an undead re-tread would be a good idea, telling MTV (before the movie came out): "We would love it, and everyone involved creatively wants to do another one."
Review: Zombieland (joblo.com)Source: joblo.com
Oh hell yes! ZOMBIELAND is one heck of an antidote to the increasingly @!$%#ty genre entries we've been getting lately. After last week's double dose of crapola- courtesy of SURROGATES, and PANDORUM, we finally get a genre entry that delivers on all levels.
UF has zombie plan for 'life impaired individuals'Source: MiamiHerald.com
GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- The University of Florida is prepared for all sorts of disasters. Even zombies.
A disaster recovery exercise that explains how the school could respond to an outbreak of the undead is posted on a UF e-Learning Support Services Web site.
A Diary of the Zombie Outbreak (Book Review)Source: io9.com
Zombies: A Record of the Year of Infection offers a detailed account of the zombie outbreak, recording the behavior and anatomy of the undead. It's a survival story, but one in which the dead are more interesting than the living.
Preparedness for Zombie Attacks?Source: Discovery.com
Some of my critics have noted that I've been writing a lot lately about the pros and cons of developments that so far exist only in science fiction, such as warp drives for spacecraft and head transplantation.
TV Can Make The Zombie Movie That Never EndsSource: io9.com
The news that Robert Kirkman's zombie comic The Walking Dead was headed to television via Mad Men's cable home AMC, as opposed to movies, surprised many... but not Kirkman. As far as he's concerned, a movie would've missed the point.
When Zombies Attack!Source: Discovery.com
It's summertime, and the living is easy. Or, in the case of this week's podcast, the living dead, who are not, as they say, resting easy.
A Mathematical Model for Surviving the Zombie ApocalypseSource: io9.com
In a paper published in Infectious Disease Modelling Research Progress, a team of mathematicians from Carleton University and the University of Ottawa have created a series of mathematical models to explore the effects of a zombie outbreak and determine the best course for human …