(HURRR SEE WHAT I DID THARE?) I *think* this zombie was modeled after one in the Resident Evil films. That begin said I don ’ t know how attractive I ’ d look all tatted up with a decomposing zombie or an Umbrella logo, but hey, let ’ s see what others have done to express their undying love. At the end of the day, I thank Resident Evil for igniting the crazy obsession I have with the pusbags. Now 15 years later I attend zombie conferences, read every zombie novel I can get my hands on, watch every zombie film I can lay on my eyes on, listen to a zombie audio drama, host a podcast about said zombie audio drama, plot out zombie apocalypse survival strategies … you get it. But when all of that stuff ran out, I had to venture into other types of zombie fiction. I watched every Resident Evil par ody on. I bought Resident Evil magazines and books. H ow can a braindead creature be so deadly and instill so much fear? So, after growing a sufficient pair of gamer-balls, I plowed through every Resident Evil title in chronological order. But even though I was scared of the zombies, I was also intrigued by the m.
Long story short, Resi 2 scared the you-know-what out of me and ultimately ruined my sleeping pattern for months.
Yep, the Resident Evil series and I were introduced to one another at the young and spritely age of eight with Resident Evil 2. This week I ’ m focusing on another franchise that has scared me senseless, caused nightmares and somehow sparked an obsession at the same time. I want a videogame tattoo, and last week I went over the pro ’ s and con ’ s of having something from the Zelda and Mario franchises needled into my pale epidermi s.
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