From our friends over at the Zombie Reporting Center:
Zombie Reporting Center » Blog Archive » Zombies Eat Brains & Clay Trailer:
“Here’s the trailer for the upcoming claymation zombie film Zombies Eat Brains & Clay, due out sometime in 2008. Check out their MySpace page for songs from the soundtrack and more. This looks so ridiculous, I can’t wait to see it.”
Their MySpace page is here.
Beats a gnome any day.
The Zombie of Montclaire Moors Sculpture:
“His macabre expression is captured in such great detail in quality designer resin and finished so realistically that you’ll swear you can hear him breathing…”
Maybe Big Brother isn’t really watching after all?
Graffiti artist Banksy pulls off most audacious stunt to date:
“Banksy pulled off an audacious stunt to produce what is believed to be his biggest work yet in central London. The secretive graffiti artist managed to erect three storeys of scaffolding behind a security fence despite being watched by a CCTV camera.”
A highly original take on the Zombie book genre. I challenge you not to like this.
New “Jesus Hates Zombies” book preview - SteveNiles.com :: The Inner Sanctum:
“Here are some preview pages of the upcoming “Jesus Hates Zombies featuring Lincoln Hates Werewolves in: Yea, Though I Walk” - created, written, and lettered by me featuring artwork by Steve Cobb.”
If you don’t like eyeball stuff, you won’t like this.
Blink and you’ll miss these eyeball tattoos | Metro.co.uk:
“What is thought to be the first ever “eyeball tattoo” has been inflicted on a man in Toronto - good news, perhaps, for anyone who ever dreamed of having blue eyes.”
If you’re a fan of Troma movies (who isn’t?), then you’ll probably love Poultrygeist. Find out more about the movie here, or enjoy the preview below. Probably NSFW. Your call.
What is it? Want to make your own? Follow the link.
“The coolest thing about the Thing is that everyone responds to seeing it by asking questions. Where did I find it? Is it an internal organ? Is it some sort of fetus? Would it go well with pasta?”
There sure are some beauties in this collection. Like this for example:
The guy on the right looks very much like he could have inspired Vic Reeves & Bob Mortimer’s folk duo “Mulligan & O’Hare”. Judge for yourselves:
A London street artist modifies advertising posters according to his/her own scheme. The end result is far more interesting, I’d say.
View the Flickr set here.
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