Yes, Halloween is here and will soon be gone. If you remember, I committed at the beginning of the month to 31 days of horror. While I didn’t quite hit that mark, we did generally have more Halloween-centric stuff that in the past. Here’s a list of all the horror stuff we covered this month so have a great Halloween and get ready all you writers because NanoWriMo starts tomorrow!
- Before Silent Hill: The Colonel’s Bequest and How to Get it for Free
- Horrifying Movie Moments: Scrooged
- Creepy Toys from the 90s: Creepy Crawlers
- First Impressions: Arkham City
- YouTube Classic Scare: Vader Horrifies Wife
- Arkham City Midnight Launch
- Packrat and Ten Pin Alley’s Walking Dead Season 2 Premiere Party
- Review: Thankskilling
- Cosplay 101: Chell (Portal 2)
- Review: American Horror Story
- 5 Halloween Costume Trends that Need to Die
- Reminder: The Thing Coming out this Friday!
- My Favorite Horror Toy from the 80s: Sponk
- Haunted Columbus: Camp Chase Cemetery
- Review: Ghostbusters #1
- 3 Bone-Chilling Books from my Childhood
- Dark Comics: Fell
- The Scariest Web Comic I’ve Ever Read
- McFarlane’s Top 5 Horrifying Toys
- Come Bowl and Watch The Walking Dead with 199 Zombies!







Zombieland, featuring Woody Harrelson and Jesse Eisenberg, is the tale of a ragtag group of zombie apocalypse survivors as they make their way through what’s left of the now barren United States. Columbus (Eisenberg) is heading toward you guessed it- Columbus Ohio which is awesome in its own right. However, on his way he runs into Tallahassee who also is on his way to try and make sense of all the carnage and be at peace. Besides an insatiable desire to find Twinkies, the only thing Tallahassee finds more satisfying and natural is killing Zombies. As the two continue their journey they eventually run into Wichita (Emma Stone) and Little Rock (Abigail Breslin), her little sister and the four take on the open road in one of the most satisfying zombie romps in recent history.
Or so say a couple of
Nicole and I mean to podcast tomorrow (seriously this time) on account of having way more material to talk about. From Zombieland to Scribblenauts and the debut of the fourth season of Dexter, we’ve been keeping up on geekish things as much as we can as fall starts to kick off.