I’ve read/ The Rising, Mountain Man, Lucifer’s hammer, The Reapers are the Angels , Zone One, The Girl w all the gifts, WWZ , Station 11, Dead Meat, Slow Burn, Red runs the river Life of the dead, zombie Road, The great dying Last Man Standing I am Legend The undead Tear me apart

I read the series of the above that have them know a few are more “post apocalyptic “ than zombie”. I thought the zombie road and Slow Burn series were fun reads.

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I am writing a story that takes place in The Last of Us franchise and I need some advice. If you don’t know the last of us takes place 20 years after the out break, and I’m writing a scene where someone is scavenging in a store. My question is what do you think would be left behind after all the looting? Preferably what would still be in a utility store or a connivence store

Did anyone see on TikTok where they made a post saying they were back I truly died. I miss that movie.

I figured it out!! So how would a zombie dog, well happen? Well simple...

I'd you have a 1 in half a million Bub or Big daddy, what if they well... take care of dogs? Imagine a zombie taking care of a puppy, zombies only go after people so the dog is safe. The dog becomes used to its undead owners, and eventually has puppies of its own. Eventually you'd have a population of feral dogs just around the zombies, that they see as "protecting them" from humans or other wild animals due to how loud the zombies are, who then scare away anything that could hurt the dogs.

If anyone tries to kill the hordes of zombies these dogs use as protection, you'd have a pack of wild dogs coming out from between the zombies legs to pounce on you, and drag you into the horde, only to vanish back inside once someone has been pulled in.

If we wanna make them more "undead" in appearance... maybe the dogs gain pigmentation alongside mostly being hairless to appear more "undead."

And it's..... Minecraft! The Deceasedcraft modpack specifically. Here's the link: https://search.app/e8NAMKgmGUG4EVmx5

It has tons of weapons, defenses and armor sets, varied enemies including tons of mutants and bosses customized cities with building-specific loot, it even has lore and a custom quest line, the progression is very engaging and there's tons of content including base defense, seeking the cure, technology with semi-realistic engineering, defeating bosses and there's even a whole new dimension. And it gets better the longer you play it.

It's all too much to include in a single post, but if you're into zombie games and have Minecraft, definetly give it a good try, you won't be disappointed.

Aside from The Walking Dead, what are some good graphic novels in the genre?

I watched a zombie movie where they were they froze the zombies in cold water under there boat and would bring them up to get samples, and eventually found out how to use the pheromones from the smart zombies to control them. The main person is female, mixed or light skinned, has a daughter and husband on the boat, spends a good time away from the boat studying the zombies, gets captured at one point by people who keep a ton of zombies in their base (smart people there) and she gets saved/betrayed by her sister. I apologize if this isn't very legible I watched it once and can't remember anything else

take all of these genes from the disease Ophiocordyceps unilateralis, and the Necrotizing fasciitis, and lastly Fournier's gangrene And you will now have a zombie virus you can send through the air

I’m looking alternatives for The Last of Us(since I can’t play it (Xbox User here))

Also I already played: -Zombie Army 4 -All Resident Evil Remakes -Days Gone(on Pc) -WWZ -State of Decay…

I would like to hear ANY Recommendations… :)

So to point out how the setting of the film helps makes it scary, but I thought many times during the film just how scarier the movie would be in certain scenes if it was a zombie movie, then I realized how much I want a serious zombie movie set in that era. Robert Eggers man you can be that guy!

This is a scenario I keep telling myself every other day whether im driving, at a sporting event, or out of town to keep me on my toes and gameplan for what I would do if an out break were to ever happen. Curious to see how other people would fair if it were to happen out of the blue given what they are doing in your own day to day life. Scenario below.

At this point in time, where you are currently at while reading this post, If a zombie outbreak were to happen, would you have the attire, weaponry (can be any object), enviornmental setting to survive/be able to make it out of someplace if you happen to be in a city/congested area?

For me: I am currently at home working but have everything needed to move/defend myself if an outbreak happened right now, car is filled up with gas, have stockpile of ammo at my conenience, and have a go bag already packed up.

Which one would you have the most "fun" in?

Which one has the characters you most want to meet?

Would groups or tribes arrange marriages in order to strengthen their bonds?

Since their organs don't function, they can't digest, excrete, or process food like living beings do. Does the consumed flesh just accumulate inside them until they burst or decay?

Do zombies vomit when they are full, or does the food somehow get repurposed within their bodies? If they constantly eat but never process what they consume, how do they keep eating indefinitely?

Hey everyone! As a major fan of the Romero zombie universe, I figured I'd try and put up a dreamlist option for Land Of The Dead Road To Fiddlers Green as an option for the game preservation website GOG[Good Old Games]

It's now available to be voted for, If you want to keep the game alive and preserved for the future. It'd be a great little flawed gem for us zombie fans and those who love Romeros IP

https://www.gog.com/dreamlist/game/land-of-the-dead-road-to-fiddler-s-green-2005

I know this is very unnecessary and probably not helpful to education, but this would be a cool elective for the bored kids. Learning about how to kill a zombie, learning about their biology, and learning some survival tactics would honestly be interesting. Would you take a zombie class if you had the chance?