Erin S's blog

So many things can attain legendary status without there ever being proof of its existence: The Lock Ness Monster. Bigfoot. Chupacabra. Sarah Palin's intelligence. And Duke Nukem Forever.

The original Duke Nukem was released in 1991 as a simple side scroller, but it wasn't until the 1996 release, that our smart ass, wise cracking, womanizing anti-hero took the world by storm. The unique weapons, aliens, and, ahem, adult subject matter instantly became a classic, and a sequel, Duke Nukem Forever was promised..... in 1997.

Occasionally, I like to read a gook book. And sometimes, I need something more in depth than scratch n' sniff erotica. So when my friend and author TW Brown from May December Publishing sent me a copy of his new book, Dead: The Ugly Beginning, I had no qualms laying down and giving it a good read.

Nothing completes the holidays like zombies, sex, big guns, a dwarf and cinema's first cycling zombie! And what better way to spread love and holiday cheer than by supporting indie horror? A $1.99 doesn't get you much these days: a pack of Vomit Flavored Chewing Gun, a pair of Pokemon Socks, a 6 pack of Zima, or any other stocking stuffer our Podcast Crew would enjoy.

In a world gone mad, there are two men, nay heroes, who have decided to face the zombie apocalypse with zest, heroism, cowardice and one-liners. Join them as they navigate through a zombie world in, “You’ve Got Dead On You”.

Good comedies are hard to find nowadays. Good comedies about zombies are even harder to find. So you can imagine my delight when I discovered "You've Got Dead On You" and listening to it has earned me more than a few strange looks when I giggle to myself in the office.

Anyone who's waited until the last minute to do Christmas shopping is probably fighting the urge to grab large weaponry and mow down a busload of children. Lucky for you, Steam is having a sale on the Fan Favorite Co-Op Horror Game, Killing Field.

About the Game:

The Japanese Master of Horror, Takashi Shimizu, is at it again. The man who brought you the Ju-on (The Grudge) franchise returns with Japanese Horror's first ever live action 3D movie, and the first Japanese movie shot in HD digital 3D.

I've been a gamer almost all my life. I had an Atari 2600 joystick in my hand from the time I learn to sit up, and I've burned through every gaming platform since. Yes, dear internet - my name is Erin, and I'm a nerd.

And like all nerds, I've dreamed that skills I've acquired blasting baddies, head-shotting noobs, and dominating pixels would some day be humanity's only hope for survival...and then I wake up and go back to filling out TPS reports like the corporate monkey I am.

A few years ago, you may remember some very cool, award winning shorts on YouTube under the title "Rare Exports" created by director Jalmari Helander. Seems those shorts have already acquired a cult reputation in the internet, and spawned a full fledged movie.

Ever wonder what all the fuss is about regarding cerebellum consumption? Starting to think millions of zombies can't be wrong, but you lack the willpower to take that final step to being undead? WEll, you're in luck, my curious cohort - Archie McPhee has you covered! Now you can order up a tin of Brain Flavored Zombie Mints, and satisfy those medulla oblongata munchies!

And while you're there, check out other Zombie necessities, such an

As a self appointed connoisseur of cinema crap, I feel it is my duty to share with you, dear people of the internet, the delectable gems I find via word of mouth or digging through 50 cent sale bins. Today, I share with you "DEATH BED: THE BED THAT EATS".