AiZ: Alice in Zombieland

I hope that everyone had an awesome New Year's Day/Night! This year, I'm doing something different. I have no resolutions. I'm going to continue to strive to be oh so much better than what I am! I'll let you know how that works out for me...

 WELCOME TO 2012!

The release of the eBook AiZ: Alice in Zombieland is now available on Amazon/Kindle and Smashwords! It was written by Joshua Cook! I interviewed him back in September which was so awesome! (You can check it out HERE!) He's extremely laid back and talented. I fell in love with his AiZ: Alice in Zombieland!

Just so you know what you're getting yourself into, AiZ: Alice in Zombieland is about the world as we know it has changed. People still go to work and children still go to school. Politicians lie and people die... but not everybody stays dead. Thanks to experiments run by Roslun Global, the largest pharmaceutical company in the world, death may be an option and not an absolute. The head of Roslun Global, Richard Roslun, is almost ready to unleash his Second Birth Serum on the world, but first he needs a test subject.

That is where a little girl named Alice comes in. After being attacked during a zombie outbreak, Alice was taken from her older sister, Georgia Marie. Determined to find her sister, Georgia must work with a man she has just met - Sam Ashe. Sam has recently had to murder his fiancee-turned-zombie, and has vowed to take revenge on the evil company that has caused everything. Can these two heroes find Alice and stop Richard Roslun before it's too late - or are we all doomed to live in a zombie apocalypse!

AiZ: Alice in Zombieland is the first Zombie A.C.R.E.S. story that is available ONLY in eBook format and it's only $1.49.  The cover art was done by Timothy Brand of Brand Graphics who also helps out with ZombieACRES.com.

AiZ: Alice in Zombieland is the precursor to the first Zombie A.C.R.E.S. comic series which debuts Spring 2012 with the artistic talents of Don Scherer from Ratatat Graphics and Dan Sosa from Danny Sosa Art.

I'd definitely recommend that you check out this eBook! I'll be doing a review on it as well as doing a FREE giveaway of this eBook! The giveaway will be very soon! Keep your eyes...open. O_O!!

Interview -- Britnie from ItsonRandom.com

Check out my interview with Britnie from ItsonRandom.com Enjoy!

Happy New Year!!!2012

Guest Review Post -- Tyler from FunwithHorror.com

Here's a guest post from Tyler (FunwithHorror) on John Carpenter's The Ward! He's one of the coolest horror bloggers I know! Enjoy!




John Carpenter's 'The Ward' is the tale of Kristen, a troubled young woman who can't seem to behave herself. Kristen finds herself a guest of the Oregon Mental Health System. Not sure how she got there or why, Kristen struggles to fit in. Once situated, she attempts to find out what's behind her memory loss. Compounding her troubles, Kristen finds that she and several other female patients are being tormented by a vengeful spirit. As the young ladies grow closer to discovering the origin of the rancorous specter, they grow closer to a premature demise.





I liked The Ward. It's not without its flaws but it's not a bad movie. The effects are well done. The cast, led by Amber Heard, was well chosen. John Carpenter provides keen direction. The premise, although not terribly original, plays out nicely. My only real complaints are the ending, which has been done before, and an overall lack of originality. John Carpenter didn't pen the script, so I cannot blame him for the film's shortcomings. For those, I blame Michael and Sean Rasmussen, who did write the script.





Overall, it's a good watch. It was a thrill to see something new from John Carpenter, even if he didn't pen the script. Also, scream queen Amber Heard turned in a very enjoyable performance. It's not a perfect film, but The Ward is worth ninety minutes of your time. It's more thrilling than gory, so it will appeal to more than just the genre enthusiast. If you haven't seen it, take a look. It's currently available to stream on Netflix.


Thanks for the review, Tyler!!

Don't forget to check out Tyler over at FunwithHorror, you'll have a horrific time !!!

Film Review 23 -- Dylan Dog: Dead of Night!

Check out this past Madhouse Monday's movie review on Dylan Dog: Dead of Night! This film was based off an Italian comic by Tiziano Sclavi! The film was released April 29th, 2011 and directed by Kevin Munroe. This film had potential but it slacked major. Brandon Routh, in my opinion, was just not believable. Possibly if it was someone else casted as Dylan Dog maybe the film would have been successful.

Happy Holidays !!!

Just wanted to wish everyone Happy Holidays! I'm thankful to you all for reading as well visiting RealQueenofHorror.com! I also would like to thank everyone else who makes horror possible in general, all the directors, writers, actors and so much more! Thank you for letting me become a part of the horror world! Be safe, enjoy this horrific holiday and stay creepy, my dears! :)