Do you know how hard it is to type shownotes with a thumb Spica wrist brace? It's not easy! When Brother D isn't whining about his thumb hurting, he reviews the 2010 movie The Dead Walk from writer/director Michael Clinkenbeard courtesy of RoadKill Cinema Productions. Eric Morgret, Head of Programming for Crypticon Seattle, stops by for a chat about the upcoming convention, and if you pay close enough attention, you'll get to hear about Mail Order Zombie's planned presence at Crypticon as well! Okay, you don't have to pay THAT much attention - Miss Bren and Brother D talk about it in this week's Feedback Discussion!

This week, Mail Order Zombie takes on The Dead Pit . . . no, not the long-running internet radio show, but the 1989 Brett Leonard-directed zombie movie which was released to DVD by Code Red in 2008. Also on the show this week is John Harrison, a man who's worn several hats in the filmmaking community - director, composer, AD, writer, etc., etc. With Need-a-Nickname Scott still on vacation, two other members of the MOZ Family are stepping in to help with the new sin the Zombie Beat this week, but that doesn't mean we don't hear from Scott this week; he makes an appearance in this week's Feedback Discussion (and supposedly Miss Bren has some 'splainin' to do . . . ).

It's the End of the World as We Know It - Norwescon 33, featuring Robert Grey, Anthony van Winkle and Derek M. Koch

In this action-packed (action-packed?) episode of Mail Order Zombie, Brother D casts his critical eye (critical eye?) at the Jim O’Rear written- and directed-zombie movie Scream Farm. Dr. J teaches the MOZ Family a valuable lesson in a new installment of Dr. J’s Med of the Dead (special thanks to KK from Family Movie Night for her assistance this time around!). Emails and voicemails anchor the show, and Miss Bren drops in to keep Brother D and Dr. J in line (in line?).

Daniel Horne, sculptor and artist, gave a demonstration of his work at HorrorHound Weekend Indianapolis 2010.  Before he dove into his clay, he spoke to the room about his art, his passion and his process, and Brother D and Miss Bren were there . . . and now, you were, too.

Ken Foree flexes his acting chops in the Milan Konjevic & Milan Todorovic-directed zombie film Apocalypse of the Dead (aka Zone of the Dead) . . . and Brother D AND Miss Bren review him, and the rest of the film, in this week's episode of Mail Order Zombie. Last month's Zombie Aptitude Test answers are reviewed, and new ZAT question (courtest of an MOZ Family Member) is presented to the class. We've got all this, plus the Zombie Beat and the Feedack Discussion in this week's episode . . . 

Brother D and Miss Bren watched the new A Nightmare on Elm Street this past weekend, and these are their thoughts on the remake, the philosophy behind it and a TINY bit of commentary on what either of them look for in a horror/monster/slasher movie.

Mail Order Zombie welcomes Douglas Clegg to a special episode of MOZ Presents: The Munchies for an extended interview about his latest release Neverland (Vanguard Press), his career and his writing philosophy.