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How To Create a Zen Garden | Plants vs. Zombies Game at www.popcap.com A lot of people have said that Plants vs Zombies (PvZ) is an easy game and it can be if you have the right strategy. However to the contrary a lot of people have found some levels can be an absolute nightmare. Just the selectino of plants you pick can easily be the meaning between getting your brains eaten or surviving to fight another day. The end product is really fantastic and stands right up there with PopCap's other hits like Peggle and Bejewelled. Read Full Story

By Chris Gore Zombies may have existed in film before George Romero’s horror milestone from 1968, Night of the Living Dead. But the affable Pittsburgh filmmaker must be credited with creating the undead rules we all know so well. One, zombies devour the flesh of the living. Two, a zombie bite will turn a normal into a zombie quickly. And three, the only way to “kill” a zombie is to inflict major head trauma, preferably with a shotgun blast to the head. Well, a blunt instrument will work, but a shotgun blast is perhaps the coolest way since the result is an exploding head! ... Read Full Story

Italian goremeister Lucio Fulci is best known for a quartet of incredibly violent zombie movies: Zombie (1979), City of the Living Dead (1980), The House by the Cemetery (1981), and The Beyond (1982). Most critics dismiss the polarizing director as an exploitation journeyman, but defenders of Fulci insist that his movies are tailored to be an all-out sensory assault on the audience, evidenced by the films’ repeated imagery of injured or disfigured eyes. Whatever your opinions of Fulci – untalented hack or challenging auteur – his films do have a visceral impact that can’t be denied. The main complaint lodged against Fulci’s zombie movies ... Read Full Story

Here's more news on The It’s Alive 2008 Zombie Fest at Monroeville Mall on October 25 & 26 . Ken Foree heads Zombie Fest guest list! Pittsburgh, PA – September 25, 2008 – Thirty years ago, Monroeville Mall was overrun by zombies. Only two humans survived the ordeal – and one of them is returning to the site of Dawn of the Dead next month. Ken Foree, who played Peter in the original Dawn film, will headline the guest list for The It’s Alive 2008 Zombie Fest™ - a free fan festival that will take place at Monroeville Mall outside Pittsburgh, PA on October ... Read Full Story

Whenever I watch a horror movie, my mind always seems to wonder to one thought: “This would be much better if there zombies in it.” The of course the next thing in my brain is, “and what if those zombies were Nazis: how cool would that be?” Leave it to those nutty Norwegians to put that idea to film. Yes, Nazi Zombies in living color (bad pun intended) for Død snø or Dead Snow for us English speakers. Of course the drawback to a Norwegian film is that the cast speaks Norwegian and you are stuck the whole film reading. But on the plus ... Read Full Story