Netflix announces January 28 as the premiere date for All of Us Are Dead and unveils the teaser poster & trailer for the gripping series to follow.

In the game Zombie Derby 3D, you have to escape from a zombie-infected settlement. Start your journey on a pickup truck equipped with a machine gun

Cockroaches use defensive moves against "zombifying" parasitic wasps. By Mindy Weisberger.

The U.S. military has a detailed plan to save the living, or at least outlast the dead. By Stephen L. Carter.

Hone these talents and you just might live. By Lindsay N. Smith.

Rick Grimes is cornered. A walker shuffles toward him, thoughtless yet eager for flesh. Sweat drips through Grimes’ thick beard, grown in the hundreds of fearful days and nights since the dead started to roam the earth. He quickly reaches for his knife—a weapon he never used in his days as a cop—and sinks it straight into the ghoul’s forehead. This isn’t any specific scene from AMC’s The Walking Dead. It fits the bill for many of them. But is the human skull—zombified or not—really weak enough to yield to a knife?

In the aftermath of a zombie outbreak, zombies are cured and exiled to secluded camps. There has been talk about rehabilitating post-zombies back into society. Steve, the journalist reporting on the case, thinks the zombies still pose a threat to society. He ventures into one of these camps to prove to the world that rehabilitation is out the question.

These dudes don't mess around. There are fake radio announcements, fake calls from mom and fake texts from dad who "wants us to meet him in Mexico."

Amazon announced a new game engine called Lumberyard yesterday. It's based on the powerful CryEngine and is completely free for developers to use — it's just that they have to buy any necessary cloud services from Amazon, which is already the leader in the space. Sounds like an okay deal for some, right? Well, as ever, it's worth reading the small print. Turns out that certain uses are restricted; Lumberyard is "not intended for use...

Rick Grimes is cornered. A walker shuffles toward him, thoughtless yet eager for flesh. Sweat drips through Grimes’ thick beard, grown in the hundreds of fearful days and nights since the dead started to roam the earth. He quickly reaches for his knife—a weapon he never used in his days as a cop—and sinks it straight into the ghoul’s forehead. This isn’t any specific scene from AMC’s The Walking Dead. It fits the bill for many of them. But is the human skull...

Jonathan Barnes reviews Lisa Morton's "Ghosts, A Haunted History," Roger Luckhurst's "Zombies, A Cultural History," and Sharla Hutchison and Rebecca A. Brown's "Monsters And Monstrosity From The Fin De Siècle To The Millennium."

Artwork is done from simple sketch to finish, and is sped up a lot and put to music... I am trying to upload these as I edit them, so have a bunch more to go up... But they are sitting in a back log of, "I have no time folder!"

“If you don't hear from me in 6 minutes, please call mommy or grab an axe and help me!”

"New York City would fall in a matter of days, but Ithaca, where I am — it would take weeks for the zombies to make their way up here," a researcher said.

The zombie apocalypse is spreading to the Left Coast! One of the key unanswered questions surrounding AMC’s in-the-works Walking Dead spinoff — where will it be set? — can now be revealed. TVLine has learned exclusively that the potential series (the pilot of which will be shot in early 2015) will be based in… Los Angeles. Yep, the zombies are going Hollywood.

Picture this: An alien creature lays its eggs inside your body. You begin to feel terrible pain — so much pain that you can’t function or think. You writhe on the floor in agony. Finally — mercifully — you pass out. And you never wake up. It’s all over.

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A bus carrying paintball players struck and killed a Washington state man inside a zombie attraction at a corn maze in northern Idaho, authorities said Saturday.

Asbury Park looked like the site of a zombie apocalypse on Saturday, but it was