r/zombies

It's been a while since I watch a zombie series (TWD) and now I'm getting hungry for any zombie related media.

From my quick search, Black Summer and TWD spinoffs like FTD, Meg/Daryl/Rick series looks interesting.

I'm leaning towards Black Summer since it's on Netflix. My question is, is it worth it? I saw that there's only 2 seasons.

EDIT: I forgot to clarify that TWD is the last western zombie series I watched, but I've seen the following Asian ones:

• Kingdom (still hoping for S3)
• All of us are Dead
• Happiness

I just had this idea or thought what if these two combined because what an intently work like a 28 Days later and last of Us I feel like this is pretty cool concept but not in real life though 💀 happy to hear anyone else concept

Does anyone here know of any good audio stories on Spotify or YouTube doesn’t need to be specificity zombie oriented but it’s preferred
Also please nothing ai generated or read by ai

Free to play round based zombie game. Explore the budding and kill zombies. Each level gets harder as you go. Free to play

Zombies with big brother surveillance and drones

Boots. Boots. Boots. YES. Teletubbies, big dicks, whatever man just keep bringing me this.

I genuinely thought we were done. I thought the entire genre was dead and buried under a decade of tired, mid-tier TV tropes, but these two films are a total shock to the system. A total, glorious train straight to horror heaven.

Looking back at 28 Days Later, that movie achieved a lot. For one? Becoming the first film in cinema history shot using a toaster oven in place of an actual camera. And 28 Weeks Later? Well... uh... yeah, okay, that happened.

But 28 Years Later* *and The Bone Temple back-to-back? Unbelievable. They took a franchise that was dormant for nearly two decades, stripped away the modern zombie cliches, and turned the adrenaline back up to maximum.

Where does this double feature rank in the franchise for you guys, does Bone Temple top the original, or does the 'toaster oven' classic still hold the crown?

There was a massive amount of gun confiscation ordered by the American government. Due to this, many small conflicts broke out. People felt like their right to bear arms had been taken away, and on January 4th 2020, it was removed from the Constitution. Well, a few heavily armed communities held out; many people complied and handed in their guns.

The June 4th massacre: A large number of radical members from the 2nd Amendment Brotherhood take part in a co-ordinated mass shooting in 7 state capitals, resulting in the deaths of over 478 people and the injury of 2139 more. 

Within hours of the first death and with paramedics on scene, the bodies started to rise and start attacking people. Many who went to help those they thought were injured ended up being scratched and bitten. The hospitals that were already overwhelmed had an influx of people, some of whom died of their open wounds. Both the people who died of gunshot wounds and those who were too badly mangled by the dead rose again as zombies and began to attack. 

Many of these cities went into chaos in a few days. Anyone who died with an open wound would come back as an undead. An unknown bacterium gets into wounds, and if the person dies, the wound is open… they get back up.

Well, the state capitols are the most out of control; small events like this have been happening all over. 

• Fully shambling undead that can only be killed by destroying the brain. Want to eat the living.
• Rare few are slightly intelligent (Use door handles, remember certain locations)
• Small amount can run and climb.
• If their lungs deteriorate or get damaged, they can no longer make noise. ( You can’t hear them coming.) 
• When they first reanimate, they don't move until they are alerted to something. (Easily mistaken for regular dead people.)
• Not great eyesight (after a while) and no sense of smell, but good hearing.

You can get bit and scratched as much as you like, but just don't die with an open wound.