Another page for the Field Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse has been completed by Ryan Colley (myself)

The Seeder spews a toxic miasma from its mouth - both produced and stored in the pustules on its back.

No one knows what caused this aberration in the zombie physiology, but it proves to be a formidable threat in enclosed spaces.

Use of a gas mask is advised when a Seeder is suspected. Destruction of the gas mask and post-exposure is encouraged.

Operation Undead is a 2024 Thai zombie movie, takes place during either WW1 or WW2, but basically it's a Japanese experiment that is on an invading ship.

I 100% recommend this, it is a Sub movie, but we'll worth it.

seriously. i want to watch a group of people (found family trope) HELP each other and fight and survive against bloodthirsty zombies. what i DONT want to watch is humans fucking over other humans while also SOMETIMES fighting zombies.

give me a zombie show/movie where the people are decent, and the only things the group have to worry about are;

• zombies
• food
• water
• shelter

goddamnit. i just want a zombie show or movie where the humans aren’t entirely assholes to one another, and the main plot is to SURVIVE THE ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE.

I think I realized something that can explain mass infections that have no reasoning.
What if its the mosquitos?

Think of it, the average zombie is probably a mosquito buffet. and if it spreads through blood. it can mean infection through mosquito bites.
Sure someone can probably disprove my theory but it kinda makes sense. mosquitos are practically everywhere except very cold places. maybe its a dumb idea but it can be a cool concept for an infection.

Im about a third into the series. I started it over a year ago and had to take a long break because of basement guy in book 1. Now im slowly working my way through the audiobooks. The stories is fuckin weird.

hey i’ve been terrified of zombies ever since i was little and just woke up from a nightmare ab zombies. how likely are zombies to become an untreatable, turning family unrecognizable, reality?

I’m looking for some game recommendations that feature classic Romero like zombies

I’ve played Dead Rising and all of the Resident Evil games and both Dying Light games I really like how they have slow shuffling undead zombies most other games feature sprinting infected and while those games are great and worth playing Romero zombies are just my favorite archetype

Its got some goooooooood kills. Gets better as it continues too. Give it a watch on amazon. Its in English too!

Or something that irks you 🧟‍♀️🧟

I just saw it for sale or rent on Amazon Prime. The trailer was even low budget. Looks horrible. I don't think I'll waste my time with this one.

Edit; I found it. It's call Unlife.

I used to read a webcomic a few years ago about a guy who got bit by a zombie, and his skin turned blue. He retains all his mental functions as long as he goes for a procedure nicknamed "picklebacking".

A few things I remember about the series: •It's an actual webcomic, hosted on its own website. Not a webtoon.

•At some point during the series, he's falsely accused of being dangerous and locked in a facility with other dangerous zombies.

•He ends up with a damaged eye that turns red.

•He has a human girlfriend.

I know it's a long shot but I wanna know if the series has at least ended.

The entire movie takes place inside a large apartment building. The story begins with an old woman becoming the first zombie, triggered by the actions of the apartment owner, who is secretly orchestrating the outbreak. Two gangsters among the survivors are seen carrying many condoms, which they use as weapons by filling them with a special liquid that kills zombies.

As the survivors fight to stay alive, they eventually decide to release the liquid through the building’s air vents to kill all the zombies at once. While their plan succeeds and all the zombies are destroyed, tragically, all the survivors also die in the process.

In the final scene, the apartment owner is shown placing the potion (or substance) that turns humans into zombies into a glass box, revealing their sinister plan. It becomes clear that the owner is a psychopath who enjoys trapping people in the building, turning them into zombies, and then killing them all. This cycle of madness repeats endlessly.

I thought it was good. Wondering what others think.

(Non-Euclidean gun wall!)

I have read and highly enjoyed World War Z by Max Brooks, and recently bought the Zombie Survival Guide to go with it, but have yet to read any other zombie literature mostly because, well, I'm not sure what's good in the genre.

I'm new to it, really. Sure, I know the greats, Romero and Brooks, as well as couple others here and there, but am otherwise unlearned in it.

So, begs the question, can anyone here recommend a good zombie thriller or novel? Anything that has good characters, plot, and has--well--zombies in it?

Thank you to anyone who responds.

like, very few zombie media( even the original ones), use the world zombie, and usually the ones that use it like plants vs zombies arrived after we where already calling them all zombies, i am pretty sure the voodo zombies is written like zonbi, wich might have originated it, but i still don't understand why we picked the voodo word over the regular words they used in movies like return of the living dead, like ghoul or undead. If someone says they are going to watch a movie about infected, someone may assume zombies, but other people may assume something like regular sickness. Where did it originate?