I agree they're both great in their own way. It's just that, having seen the movie a bunch of times before finally reading the book, I was not prepared for all the extra weird/awesomeness going on in the book.

It should be called "Dong Kong".

You're aware that Kubrick's The Shining is nothing like the actual book, right?

My thoughts exactly.

I saw better 3D effects on the Virtual Boy, and they gave me less of a headache than this trailer.

The Zombie Survival Guide kind of treads a line between seriousness and humor, and it's interesting. World War Z is much more serious, and presented in the style of a series of field reports on the apocalypse, the survivors, doctors searching for cures, and the military tactics deployed against the zombie threat from…

World War Z is written sort of like a reporter collecting anecdotes and interviews from people all around the world in different situations and crises, and the many separate stories and themes all come together almost like an oral history of the apocalypse. It's definitely worth a read, and absolutely NOTHING like…

Looks like someone said. "I want a shitload of zombies. Just, like, a fucking TIDAL WAVE of zombies. A ZOMBIE TSUNAMI!", and their words were taken 100% literally.

You're right, we all know Karl Rove is made out of ham.

You're on Deadspin, champ.

This is a tight Red vs. Blue fight, but I'm calling it now: Ball State over Toledo by a field goal.

I vote Florida. They have the most crazy AND a lot of guns.

Electricity has EVERYTHING to do with my water, and I only live an hour outside of Manhattan. My water is drawn from a well in the backyard through an electric pump, so if I don't fill the tub or some buckets before a major outage, I can't flush my toilet (well I can once, MAYBE twice, but that's it).

Good thing AHS:A's "Nor'easter" episode is going to just about coincide with the actual unholy "snoweastercane" coming next week... Unfortunately, I plan on losing power for at least a week afterwards.