Zombie Pizza iPhone game temporarily free

If you own an iPhone or iPod Touch and want to check out the Zombie Pizza game, the publisher Appy Entertainment has dropped the price from $2 to free for a limited time.

I reviewed the game earlier this year, and I think it’s a fun casual game if you like pattern matchers like Frenzic. There’s already a free “lite” version available, but at least for today you can go ahead and grab the real thing without paying a dime.

iPhone app review: Zombie Pizza


Check out Zombie Pizza:

Full Version:
Zombie Pizza
Lite Version:
Zombie Pizza Lite


 

 

April 16, 2010 | Filed Under Apps, Games, News, Zombies | View Comments 

iPhone app review: Zombie Smash!

Castle defense games and zombie scenarios are both pretty tired concepts for the App Store, but despite that, Zombie Smash keeps me entertained. I think it’s a great go-to game when you want to kill a few minutes (and zombies) between more pressing activities. Read more

April 4, 2010 | Filed Under Apps, Games, Reviews, Zombies | View Comments 

Jewelry for the fashionable zombie lover

I don’t know much about accessorizing, but I know that frequently one puts rings and bracelets on one’s body to achieve that “put together” look. If you’re one of those people, and if you love zombies, you need to know about Undead Ed.

Ed makes rings and bracelets (among other creepy and usually silly things) out of polymer clay and found objects, and he sells them on his Etsy store for reasonable prices. Let’s face it–you’re not likely to find rotting flesh designs at local boutiques, and to my great surprise maggot-themed jewelry still hasn’t caught on at the big department stores.

The gorgeous and oversized Zombie Eye ring above has already sold, unfortunately, but there’s still a blue one available, as well as bracelets and other zombie-themed rings. If you’d rather have zombie dolls and objects instead of jewelry Ed’s got plenty of other options for you; I really like the miniature zombie-piggy bank.

Undead Ed’s Art [Etsy via Boingboing]

March 29, 2010 | Filed Under Clothing, Shopping, Zombies | View Comments 

What kind of monster are you?!?

You know how you’ve got those weird impulses and unsavory desires that you keep pushed down under the surface? The ones you would never act on? We’d like to bring those out and give them some fresh air. By answering a few thought-provoking and incisive questions below, our Monstersona program will calculate your personality type and tell you exactly which creepy jackass you would be. You know, if you were creepy and a jackass. And killed teenagers for a living.

Just answer the ten questions that follow to the best of your admittedly limited abilities. Remember, there are no right or wrong answers, only immoral ones. Read more

March 25, 2010 | Filed Under Funny, Games, Monsters, Multimedia, Online | View Comments 

The Vatican’s chief exorcist has published a memoir of his demon-fighting career

Father Amorth, aka Don Gabriele, is 84 years old and is currently recuperating in a hospital next to St. Paul’s Basilica in Rome for some blood infection (non-demon-related, he says, but I think we know better). He’s been performing exorcisms for half a century and was the basis for one of the characters in “The Exorcist,” and he was appointed to the Vatican as an exorcist’s assistant in 1986, where he’s now the chief exorcist. His rates must be astronomical.

He’s published a new memoir of his demon-related hijinks, so The Times sent a reporter to Rome to interview Father Amorth, probably partly for the publicity junket his publisher is surely forcing him on even though he’s sick. (Everyone knows that marketers are seething with lower demons.) He sounds like a cool guy to hang with:

Now frail, he becomes animated as he describes his life-long struggle with demons who possess the bodies of their victims, at one stage spreading his arms wide to show me the length of one particular demon occupying the body of a woman he had “liberated”.

Read more

March 18, 2010 | Filed Under Monsters, People, Religion | View Comments 

Next Page →