The Stand, Stephen King’s Apocalyptic Tale, shows what can happen when we mess with genetically altered viruses and prions and allows the readers to witness how civilization comes apart at … Continue reading Apocalypse November: The Stand
The Film One chilly night in October of ’68, my husband and I along with two other couples squeezed into our old, rusty, oil-leaking Caddy and headed to the drive-in … Continue reading 31 Days of Horror – Night of the Living Dead
There’s a lot of post-apocalyptic…stuff…around these days. Whether it’s books, film, television or video games, end-of-days pop culture abounds. And comic books are no different than those other forms of … Continue reading The Massive Makes For A Huge Day On The Wednesday Run – June 13, 2012
As mentioned last week, we had the chance to talk to the cast and crew of the new post-apocalyptic thriller, The Collapsed on location at Toronto’s great video store, Eyesore … Continue reading Exclusive: Biff Bam Pop Talks To The Cast And Crew Of The Collapsed
Tuesday saw the DVD release of The Collapsed, the acclaimed post-apocalyptic thriller from director Justin McConnell. Without giving too much a way, the film involves a family of four making … Continue reading Preview: Biff Bam Pop Meets The Cast And Crew Of The Collapsed
A few of us Biff Bam Poppers have watched the new Xavier Gens film The Divide lately, and I think we’ve all come away with different opinions on the post-nuclear war … Continue reading The Divide Is A Harsh And Harrowing Apocalyptic Thriller
Back in October I was combing through comiXology one Wednesday, looking at the various new releases when I came across an interesting title called This Haunted World. The short description … Continue reading The Comic Stop Exclusive Interview: Andy Burns Talks To This Haunted World’s Mark Powers
I’m fairly certain that Jonathan Maberry is the king of the zombie novel. I don’t see anybody who currently comes close to his ability to craft believable and logical stories … Continue reading King of Zombies: Andy Burns on Jonathan Maberry’s new novel, Dead of Night
