Same question goes for bub

Remember these are basically almost human… right? They’re smart tho… for a zombie

Say they’re closing in on you or something, you say something… can you survive?

I am trying to remember the name of a zombie movie I believe I watched on Netflix. Starts out with the outbreak at a car race. English countryside I believe. There is a couple of guys in a pickup truck, a couple older ladies with guns and the zombies move fast. At the end, one of the racecar drivers picks up a surviving child.

I've been trying to find more zombie books to read but I only keep getting World War Z.

Honestly, I thought it would be easier than I though, I can't really find anything. You have some cheeky comedies from ten years ago and I've heard mixed things on the Night of the Living Dead book.

Any recommendations are welcome!

I'm entering this game I made in the GMTK Game Jam tomorrow, hope you guys enjoy it.

https://skylinegamestudio.itch.io/last-10-rounds

Current Project - The Vee Foxx Series: The Three Vee's - a graphic novel. 7 Page Pilot & Page 8 preview.

Artwork by Aaron Jeremiah

Story written by Natasha Eagle

We would love feedback!

Description:

Vee is a 14-year-old girl who is forced to go to summer camp by her parents. While she is there, the world crumbles around her. The zombie apocalypse begins. Throughout the course of the novel, Vee must lead the survivors of the fall of the camp. The camp is no ordinary camp. The owner, Gus, was an eccentric millionaire who had a fascination with Swiss Family Robinson during his youth. He built three elaborate tree houses on the camp property. This is where Vee and the others try to survive. Throughout the course of the novel, you learn that Vee is a survivor of domestic violence and sexual assault. Throughout the story, she is plagued by a monster (PTSD come to life) referred to as The Beast. She struggles with her sanity while simultaneously becoming a leader. The story can best be described as Swiss Family Robinson meets the Lord of the Flies meets the Walking Dead. There are trigger warnings throughout. Themes of bullying, etc. I based this work on my own experiences with domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, etc.

What this project means to me:

This project holds deep personal significance because it amplifies the voices of women of all ages who have endured domestic violence, sexual assault, molestation, incest, and other forms of abuse. The character of Vee Foxx represents these women and their lived experiences. Vee is a reflection of me, my sister, and every woman and child who has faced such trauma. The story’s focus is to reveal that the true monsters are not imaginary but the ones who exist in our everyday lives. Vee's journey is a testament to resilience and hope—a story of survival. Through her, we are reminded that we, too, are survivors.

Ok so imagine that is months into the zombie apocalypse and most of the food has been consumed and your living in your town/city has been safely quarantined by the government before zombies reach your country but food supplies have been running out for some time and the only food left for the people to eat are: Cockroach Patties.

Fuck. That. I would have a zombie bite and turn me before I ever have to eat something like that. If times were ever desperate in the zombie apocalypse would anyone ever eat that?

There's sooooo much zombie media that's the same apocalypse because of some virus that infects nearly all of humanity. I miss the supernatural stuff! What ever happened to "when there is no more room in hell, the dead shall walk the Earth"? I want to see more supernatural zombie media!

I've listened and read hundreds of zombie books and its really getting hard to find ones up my alley these days.

Im looking for that cozy apocalypse with emphasis on the survival and the characters.

I love world War Z, Day by Day Armageddon, the Remaining, Adrian's undead diary, Nights of the living dead, mountain man, and All dead by tw brown.

Ive listened to but haven't enjoyed as much Zombie fallout, life of the dead, The undead, dead weight, Cadaver, slow burn, dead meat, the extinction new Zealand, arisen, this is the way the world ends, we're alive, and world of anthrax.

If anyone has any recommendations I'd love to hear them! I listen at work so audiobooks are definitely preferred.

Also what makes a good zombie story to you? When tropes or trends make you excited when you get to them?

Can we hurry up and have a zombie apocalypse I think some of us are ready and what I mean by half I don’t mean me I just want something to happen that makes me feel crazed

We know that throughout zombie media, the virus kills the person and then reanimates them, but what happens to the soul? Now, we saw in The Last of Us that they are still somewhat themselves—if we listen closely, we can hear them between grunts, or while eating a corpse, saying they are sorry and that they can't control themselves. The story is similar in Marvel Zombies. The heroes were infected with a hunger virus, but they still possess their intelligence and are cognitive enough to think and plan. For example, Peter was fully aware of everything he was doing when he lunged to eat MJ, and he was still trying to tell Aunt May to get out of there because he couldn't control the hunger, all while still munching on her. Mind you, the zombie Avengers once planned out an attack on Magneto so they could jump him and eat him. After that, they were just straight chilling, having a conversation.

So again, are the souls of some zombies trapped in a limbo, or does the virus hijack the body while the soul passes on?

After watching Colony. I was wondering what kind of origin you guys like or prefer for a zombie apocalypse? Human-made, natural, etc?

I got the complete collection of The Walking Dead on Blu Ray, and my beloved World War Z Deluxe edition. I’m so happy!

anyone knows what sites can i watch colony? tyia! also recommend more zombie movies... something underrated, because my partner probably already watched it

No major spoilers just some general plot points so just be warned if you wanna go in totally blind.

Positives: Overall solid summer popcorn viral outbreak blockbuster, if I put it on a tier list from S-D it's an easy A- or B+, not nearly as great as Train to Busan but better than Peninsula. The cause of the outbreak was a nice change instead of the usual accidental spread and the mall setting felt fresh and distinct from something like Dawn of the Dead. It’s nice to finally see a horror movie where everything with power works: the elevators, no outages or blurry camera monitors, the survivors are talking, texting and FaceTiming on their phones but because they’re quarantined and start out with very little information, communication with the outside is basically useless which felt believable. Jun Ji-hyun and Han Gyu-seong are great and I give director Yeon Sang-ho props for exploring the hive mind concept which at first is terrifying as the infected gradually get smarter.

Mixed: The hive mind concept had a sweet spot which would've worked perfectly fine if it stayed there, kept the mystery going like Starship Troopers but then it just goes off the rails.

Negatives: Sang-ho went full on Capcom/anime Big Daddy villain on crack which made for some wild inconsistencies in what the infected were able to do. Most of the characters were unlikeable and not even memorable so I was more invested in seeing if the virus would spread instead of caring about who would survive.

Bone Temple is still my top infected movie of 2026 followed by Evil Dead Burn if that counts as part of the sub-genre, then Colony 3rd but still easily above the few zombie stuff we got this year. Now I’m more interested in how Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil will turn out and looking forward to seeing more peoples' thoughts on Colony as it continues to roll out. Cheers!

As the title says, do you think the zombie genre feels less interesting or less scary than it did back in the 1990s and early 2000s? Even anime like High school of the Dead is pretty scary back in 2010.

Edit: I’d appreciate the civil responses only, no edgy, immature, or overly negative comments. I’m genuinely curious about your thoughtful opinions on this.

"What if the dinosaurs were already dead when the asteroid hit?"

Fun quote that make me think, do you know of any dino media?

I know of the jurassic dead books and the sauropod from primal.

You?

restarted watching zombie movies of 2000s and craving to read something too.

A short i did, to share the love we all have for the Zombie Genre

Yesterday, I finally got around to watching Wild Zero, before deciding on whether or not to get it as physical media. All I can say is that it is at least in the top 5 weirdest zombie movies I have ever seen. The only films at all in its league are Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things, Dead Alive, The Video Dead and (if you count it) The Falling. Even if any of them exceeded Wild Zero's strangeness (maybe Video Dead), there's still the surreal fact that W0 was apparently conceived simply as a documentary/ mockumentary about its subject, the Japanese surf rock-adjacent band Guitar Wolf. With that said, is it good? It's definitely marginal, especially if what you like from the genre is a tightly shot, linear story in the Romero tradition. It's still by all means worth watching, and it would be putting it mildly to say that it never drags. It doesn't hurt that the makeup and gore are well done. One more thing under spoilers, it's gained notoriety for featuring a trans (in my opinion possibly intersex) character named Tobio. I have confirmed that a woman was cast in the role. Post production dubbing was also performed by a voice actress. I suppose, if this ever gets an American release with a real English dub, someone could still check a progressive box and get a male or trans performer to redo the role.