From a distance – classic Hawaiian shirt.
Up close – intestine strewn surfing hellscape.
Yours for about €63 (+P&P).
From a distance – classic Hawaiian shirt.
Up close – intestine strewn surfing hellscape.
Yours for about €63 (+P&P).
This afternoon.
Undead models Megan O’Flynn (left) and Kate Finegann and unidentified decent gardai on Grafton Street, Dublin.
Make up artists from MKF Institute will be running a workshop in special effects make up for film during the Cinemagic Festival [like a teen Cannes] happening across Dublin until May 17.
Are zombies getting younger?
(Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland)
A promo by freerunning production house Ampisound inspired by the upcoming (single player/co-op/PvP/asymmetric multiplayer) survival horror game Dying Light, featuring a breathless POV flight from the undead over the rooftops of Cambridge.
Robot Chicken tells a terrifying story of lapsed patents and clone brands invading the LEGO world in the style of World War Z.
Hipstapocalypse – created by Ben Giroux and Jessica Bishop.
There’s also an alternate ending.
(H/T: John Gallen)
Night Of The Lonely Dead by James Skerrit.
Shot on location in Lahinch, Co Clare in the wake of Storm Darwin.
James sez:
“A short ZomCom making the most from the destruction on the west coast of Ireland.”
Thanks Aidan Ellis
Short film makers Adrian Cardona and David Munoz’s ‘proof of concept’ short for a prospective full length Grindhouse-style feature entitled Once Upon A Time In Jerusalem.
Undead Lazarus, plague-inflicted crowds, borderline blasphemy and middle eastern campness galore.
What’s not to like, or be horribly offended by?
An 18 minute gore-spattered short film in which adorable dogs battle zombies?
A zombie apocalypse unites a ragtag pack of dogs in the ruined streets of Miami. Immune to the epidemic, they must stick together to survive in the midst of ferocious undead and human survivors in this unauthorized sequel to “Homeward Bound.” Sit. Stay. Play dead…
Oh dear me, yes.
(NSFW: language, gore)
Campaigners from the Jubilee Debt Campaign get their zombie on in support for Irish network Debt Justice Action outside the Irish Embassy in Grosvenor Place this morning – ahead of tomorrow’s €1.25 billion payment to unsecured Anglo bondholders.
Jubilee Debt Campaign is arguing for a ‘jubilee-style’ debt cancellation for Europe. Jubilee’s Nick Dearden sez:
“It is totally unjust to make Ireland’s people – especially the
poorest in that country – pay for the crimes of speculators and the banking elite.
A year ago George Osborne called Ireland a ‘friend in need’. We call on the British government to assure Ireland that they would not take punitive measures if the government halted payment on these unjust debts, and that the UK would assist in a fair write-down of
Ireland’s debt.”
(Nessa Ní Chasaide)