Aftermath
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28 Weeks Later (2008)
$14.99It’s not the near-perfect zompoc of Boyle’s 28 Days Later, but the action is great, the jump scares are well-earned, and, like the first film, it’s got a great cast. Not essential, but a solid sequel.
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Blood Quantum (2019)
$13.99The only zombie apocalypse movie we know set inside the First Nations — specifically in the devastated Mi’kmaq reservation that survives because Native Americans seem to be immune to the zombie virus. An overlooked but damn good — and very grim — film.
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Boneshaker (Clockwork Century 1)
$18.99The first volume of Cherie Priest’s terrific steampunk zombie fiction, filled with the adventures of the heroes, villains, and monsters who scrape out a living in the remains of post-zompoc Seattle. Filled with great speculative history, action, awesome devices, and some of the smartest and most admirable female characters in zomfic.
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Fido (2006)
$9.98Even big-time zombie movie fans may have missed this one. Is it a comedy? A satire? A skewed love story? All that and more, and one of the least expected and most watchable of the “dark comedies” to come out of the genre.
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Negan Quotes Home Decorative Throw Pillow
$15.75What could be more warm and snuggly than a throw pillow with grizzled, homicidal pre-reformation Negan, complete with the barbed-wire bat Lucille and a background of his many memorable quotes? 18″x18″, soft touch polyester, hidden zipper, machine washable. But be clear this is the PILLOWCASE ONLY. It’s definitely BYOP…but worth it!
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The Living Dead: A Novel – ON SALE NOW! $2.99!
$12.99Big news! For some reason, Amazon has put this great book ON SALE for only $2.99! Grab it now!
Best-selling author Daniel Kraus completed George A. Romero’s excellent but unfinished story set in the Night of the Living Dead world. Not an adaptation or ‘novelization;’ an entirely new tale,of the zombie plague as George A. Romero wanted to tell it.
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Zombie Action Figures
$10.99These HAPTIME action figures, each about 3.75 inches tall, are celebrations of the Romero tradition in 3-D. Plastic decorated with non-toxic paint, they give us zomberiffic interpretations of a businessman, a jogger, a girl in her dancin’ best, and more.