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Tuesday 30 April 2013

Zombieland The Series

With the massive success of The Walking Dead, it was only time before the rest of Hollywood caught on and produced another Zombie TV series. Risky? Hells yeah!! To overt a small screen crisis like the relaunch of Melrose Place, why not take a successful film from the big screen and slap it through the small screen zombie machine! Enter Zombieland the series!!

So here’s the deal, produced by the original creative team the show follows four survivors as they bring the pain to the zombies while looking for a place to call home. The original film starred Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson, Emma Stone and Abigail Breslin. The horror comedy smash saw the cast surviving in a zombie infested post-apocalyptic world and surviving each other!

 Zombieland the series is not currently signed to a major network (the pilot was rejected by Fox) but it's the first program to screen on Amazon. There is a lot resting on public reaction to the premiere of the show, if a lot of buzz is generated, then there is a good chance Amazon will commit to a full season.

 To have a sneak peak of Zombieland the series, check out the trailer below:

 
 
 


Bite you Later


Mr Vitamin G

Saturday 27 April 2013

Apocalypse Hal - Zombies in the Mist



Mmmm - this could make for an interesting type of zombie movie.






Bite of more than you can chew.

Mr Rimsky

Friday 26 April 2013

Friday thought now on Saturdays!

Firstly, as it seems most weeks by Friday night I am slumped in the armchair, brain dead as a zombie and incapable of much thought at all, I am now moving all thinking to Saturdays!

Secondly, after a post wedding period of inactivity, I saw this the other day and it was a timely reminder to get out of said armchair more often and get back to the gym!




So get in some exercise this week and don't get bit!

Mrs K
Xox

Saturday 20 April 2013

Apocalypse Hal - Paracord bracelets


My local shops don't stock paracord. Don't they understand the huge consumer desire for zombie survival gear? And in designer colours too!





Bite of more than you can chew.

Mr Rimsky

Friday thought on Saturday!

Ok is anyone else concerned about the possible fallout of any rushed vaccine to respond to the potential H7N9 pandemic or is that just me?




I say step up your zombie apocalypse prep this weekend and don't get bit

Mrs K
Xox

Tuesday 16 April 2013

Warm Bodies


Well bite my face off and call me Sally – another zombie movie has landed in cinemas!! Warm Bodies has been receiving a steady stream of hype and positive reviews whilst achieving mainstream success.  The film cost $35 million to make and has already taken in a whopping $110 million worldwide and is now continuing its feeding frenzy down under!
Based on the novel by Isaac Marion, Warm Bodies focuses on the relationship between a young zombie boy and a cute hottie played by Australia’s Teresa Palmer.  The twist with this film is that the story is told from the zombie perspective and how human traits still exist within these hungry people munching machines!

Needless to say, the anticipation is running high here at BZF so naturally Mrs K has ordered an excursion for research purposes of course!  Do yourselves a favour and check out this this new zombie flick, trailer below for your viewing pleasure!



Bite You Later

Mr Vitamin G

Saturday 13 April 2013

Apocalypse Hal - DIY Ration Packs


Check it out!

This is a 1978 advert for long life survival food. It is from an American self sufficiency magazine, one of many my mum would pick up second hand from op shops. And as a young kid I loved flicking through these magazines, learning how to grow Indian maize or fend off a grizzly bear attack.
  



Boy doesn't that food look really appetising! Bet it tastes even better after 10 years sitting in the shed. Not sure if the company is still around, but these days you can get tasty freeze dried meals like braised lamb in red wine. Anyway, that brings us to this week's issue of Hal - making you own ration packs.






Bite of more than you can chew.

Mr Rimsky

Friday 12 April 2013

Friday thought! The Zombiquin

 For those frustrated artists out there.





Bite of more than you can chew.

Mr Rimsky

Tuesday 9 April 2013

Oh No They Didn't!!!


Greetings friends, today we take a steel bat and smack the crap out of all your favourite childhood memories.  That’s right BZF fans, all those stories you grew to love and enjoy as a child have now been put through the grinder and served up as an eyeball risotto.
To be more clear, a few authors have decided to convert a series of popular children’s stories into adult’s only fare.  Let’s start with ‘That’s Not Your Mommy Anymore’, a cautionary tale of what to expect when mummy is more interested in your intestines than helping you with your homework.  Maybe you would prefer ‘Pat The Zombie’ a humorous take on ‘Pat The Bunny’ where your tactile senses are challenged with a grotesque transformation of the old touch-and-feel.  Just imagine skimming your fingers over mummy’s empty eye socket or pinching dads decaying jaw!

Other notable mentions include All My Friends Are Dead, 10 Little Zombies: A Love Story, Jack and Jill Went Up To Kill and The Very Hungry Zombie.  The above titles really are a guilty little pleasure if you’re willing to have a few innards and gizzards drizzled over your childhood memories.
 
 
 
Bite You Later

Mr Vitamin G

Saturday 6 April 2013

Apocalypse Hal - Dogs of War


Wow, up to the sixth issue already and I'm quoting Shakespeare for some reason.



Those lombotomised chihuahuas are so cute.



Bite of more than you can chew.

Mr Rimsky

Friday 5 April 2013

Friday thought

Well this week saw the final episode of season 3 of The Walking Dead ( insert sad face here) so I will have to rely on watching old episodes to get my weekly Daryl fix ( insert sad face again) . The group suffered their losses this season and I can't wait to see where it all goes in season 4.



Enjoy your weekends and don't get bit!

Mrs K
Xox

Wednesday 3 April 2013

What's in Mrs K's apocalyptic makeup bag

Ok it’s time to review another product that you can be dead certain (or undead) will be stockpiled and in my makeup bag when the announcement to evacuate or become zombie food is made!

This one ticks all the box’s as far as an multipurpose beauty item goes. The product is Col. Lecta Colour Cheek Tint by Australian beauty brand, Bloom. I picked this up a while ago now in a sample box and it is now one of my daily go to items and I will certainly be purchasing this when I have run out.

This is way more than just a mere cheek tint. It comes in a cute and more importantly space saving stackable pot. There is also a great range of colours to suit any post-apocalyptic complexion. It has a lovely creamy consistency which can really help with those survival exposed dry cheeks but its real beauty is the other ways you can wear it. The colour I been  using is yarra, which is a light peachy colour and it works as an eye shadow, a blush and sometimes even when on the run a lip tint too. What could be a more perfect item for my apocalyptic make up bag, I ask??






So look after your face while you still have one and don't get bit.

Mrs K
xxx

Tuesday 2 April 2013

Zombies Vs Violins?

Ok before you all think this is the musical adaptation of Plants Vs Zombies, hold on to your Mrs K approved zombie preparedness kit!!  Allow me to bring the name Lindsey Stirling to your attention.  Now why would I be writing about an ex contestant from season 5 of Americas Got Talent you ask?  Well, this fancy little fiddler has decided to give Michael Jackson’s Thriller a run for its money with the film clip to her recent single Moon Trance!

Now I understand your raised eyebrow at a cute violinist versing a pack of flesh hungry zombies, but Lindsey is fast becoming known for bending and blending all kinds of genres with her classical background.  There’s no denying that this little pocket rockets enthusiasm is infectious in this video and the zombies choreography along with the old school make-up make Moon Trance a fun ride for all.  Enjoy!
 
 
 
Bite You Later
Mr Vitamin G