Drawing inspiration from the recent trend of rifle-mounted chainsaws, Marque Cornblattnd used Smith & Wesson parts and an 18v pole saw to make this OMG-AR15 Unicorn zombie gun which, for some reason, was designed to appeal to little girls. Hit the jump to check out the complete story and a video of the gun in action.
If your perfect lullaby is visualizing a hoard of zombies attacking your bed to eat your brain, you’ll love this “Never Sleep Alone” bedding set from Etsy seller Melissa Christie. Included are two pillowcases and a duvet cover sporting screen printed Zombie arms with hand painted details. The items are also sold individually and are available in twin/single, double/full, queen or king sizes.
Product Page: ($135 via Incredible Things)
This modified Mossberg 500 shogun had some impressive features, but it doesn’t hold a candle to the Zombie X from Doublestar. Features include a working chainsaw and a Holographic Sight that projects a biohazard symbol on your undead target. But the most interesting news is that Doublestar might actually sell this thing in the near future.
Check out a demo of the gun after the break.
I’ve enjoyed the second season of The Walking Dead so far, but it seems pretty obvious that all the time they are spending at the farm is due to the issue of budget cuts—the rumored reason behind Frank Darabont being fired from the show.
That having been said, you probably didn’t know that actor Sam Witwer from Being Human was the zombie solider in the tank with Rick in Atlanta from the pilot, and it seems that there is a reason why Darabont went with Whitwer instead of some random extra.
Now that the smoke has cleared, Witwer has a few things to rant about.
Just when you think you’re tired of the z-word someone goes and combines the undead with Lego. Yatkuu has translated a fight scene and the Winchester from Shaun of the Dead into brick form. I wonder if square brains taste the same…
View more zombified Lego creations after the break.
The internet is ablaze with Zombie Apocalypse preparedness tips and kits, but until now, there was never a target dummy that would allow you to practice your Zombie killing skills. These Chris Zombies are hand painted and made from a biodegradable flesh that actually bleeds and disintegrates after impact, allowing for vital survival practice should the undead ever come for your brains.
Product Page: ($90 – $105 via TIWIB via Gizmodo)
This Glowbar Classic wrecking bar is a crowbar forged from high-carbon steel and features a blinding green glow thanks to a new Silicate-Aluminium-Oxide-based powder coating which allows it to glow up to ten times brighter than conventional glow-in-the-dark items. Needless to say, this is a must have for your Zombie survival kit.
Product Page: ($80 via The Awesomer)
The creative geniuses behind Coraline have a new stop motion flick with which to dazzle you. This one is about a misunderstood boy who has the ability to speak with the dead. A new trailer has just been released for ParaNorman, and it shows that the kid has got a lot to face. Like Coraline though, he seems more than ready to rise to the challenge.
Check out the trailer after the break.
This selection of Zombie Christmas cards from ThinkGeek that will let people know that you care while also presenting a rare glimpse of how the undead celebrate the season. Each pack includes four different designs (one of each per pack). Check out an additional photo after the break.
If you’re a millionaire looking for the ultimate in private underground living and apocalypse survival, consider this 2,000 square foot home in Saranac, N.Y. which happens to be built on top of a cold war era missile silo. Gregory Gibbons bought the property in 1991, and along with his cousin, Bruce Francisco, converted the former launch control center, comprising an additional 2,300 square feet of space, into a luxurious estate complete with dining and entertainment areas, two bedroom suites with marble bathrooms, 10-foot tall ceilings, simulated daylight and an open floor plan.
Although the 9 story silo is currently empty, Francisco suggests the space would be perfect for underground condos ” if people are worried about the end of the world”. If you’re interested, the current prices are as follows: $750,000 for the silo home, $259,000 for the log home, or $1.76 million for the whole 195-acre property and runway.
Check out some additional images after the break.
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