Be warned: what you are about to see is quite gory. Not because it's real bloodied body parts -- that you can see in any episode of CSI -- but the finishing touches made to these baked goods are so realistic you would think otherwise.
Zombies are everywhere. They're on your TVs. They're in your chicken nuggets. Some people even think the ghouls might be behind the gruesome acts of cannibalism and dismemberment that have been popping up in the news lately.
So since we all seem to have the undead on the mind, this is as good a time as any to dress like a zombie and try to scare innocent folks. Last week a prankster in Florida pulled this stunt. Now Alki Stevens, an internet provocateur in Australia, has followed suit.
It appears that all of the zombie stories we've been hearing over the past month or so are now branching out from humans. The apocalypse has spread to food... McDonald's in particular. Not that we're totally surprised. And of course, like a water-stained piece of wood, someone decided to throw the proof on eBay.
Having a license plate that reads "ZOMBIE" may not make people think that you're going to eat their brains or other parts of their various anatomy. It will stick in their minds in another way.
The “Miami Face Eater” has raised new concerns about a problem that has gone relatively unnoticed in America, and the weird part is that it ISN’T face eating.
Apparently, a street drug called "bath salts," a combination of three common chemicals, can create violent te
As you've surely already heard, last week there was a horrendous crime in Miami where a man was shot to death by police as he was chewing off a good part of another man's face. This was just one of a recent spate of gruesome incidents involving cannibalism and body parts that have led some to suggest the "zombie apocalypse," which has been so prevalent in pop culture as of late, is very real and upon us.
So maybe it's not the best time to dress up like a zombie and go around trying to scare people. Especially in Miami, which was where Vitaly Zdorovetskiy pulled this questionable prank. See what happened.
Zombies, zombies and more zombies. Everywhere you look these days, you’re bound to run into a bunch of bloody zombies. We’ve got books about zombies ('World War Z,' 'Tooth and Nail'), television shows about zombies ('The Walking Dead') and tons of zombie movies, like the classic ‘The Night of the Living Dead,’ and the more recent ‘28 Days Later.’ Not to mention the real life flesh-munchers like Rudy Eugene and others who are making us all believe that some sort of virus has been released on the masses that will no doubt bring about the zombie apocalypse.
As we've seen with real-life zombie Rudy Eugene, the man who was killed by cops after he was caught gnawing on a homeless man's face, a future where we are surrounded by flesh-eating monsters could soon be a reality. Thankfully, a company has turned a formerly used defense site in Kansas into a premium underground luxury condominium property. Called Survival Condo, the project promises security for its residents like no other, and despite it's hefty price tag per unit, it's nearly sold out.
Mindless zombies may be walking among us. That’s not the wish of a feverish geek who prays for the day when ‘Left 4 Dead 2’ becomes a reality -- terrifying flesh-eaters may have finally arrived.
It’s actually much more of a literal statement than you might think. Some guy in Florida was caught by police gnawing on another man’s face. Then, a guy in New Jersey threw his intestines and flesh at police. Here are some other signs that the dead walk among us. If any of these things happen, you'll know the zombie apocalypse is here.