Why Watch? You’d be amazed what you can do with the frost on some store windows. This jaunty short directed by Hoku Uchiyama features a catchy throwback 20s tune and finger-drawn animation from the Betty Boop era that comes alive on panes of glass as live-action strangers walk by. More a curiosity than a story, it still features some dark comedy that’s strangely perfect for Dia de los Muertos. It’s a witty toe-tapper of a short film that pulls off a crazy, creative idea with flawless, smile-inducing execution. Long story short? It’s just a hell of a lot of fun. What does it cost? Just 3 minutes of your time. Check out Have You Seen My Sister Evelyn for yourself:

The horror icon is starting to look like Michael Jordan during that ill-advised baseball stint.

We have one (1) prize pack of four original George Romero film including – Dawn of the Dead, Day of the Dead, Season of the Witch and the original The Crazies. Who wants it?

Before zombies were everywhere, they were terrorizing the citizens of Pittsburgh, PA, directed by the disturbed mind of a kindly man named George A. Romero.

The Day of the Dead remake ain’t actually all that bad. Sure, it’s an extremely pale, veiny, shambling, open-wound version of the original, but it’s not bad eye candy if you’re movies that are heaving on gore and and low on plot points.

Today we have another entry into the overflowing category of “unnecessary remake type things.” Now, I can call this 2008 edition of Day of the Dead directed by Steve Miner a “remake,” completely, as a good number of things have been changed. Basically, it’s an origin story of sorts for a zombie outbreak, using the same location and characters as the original Romero version.