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Thanks to our friends at Roadshow, we've got 5 copies of IN THE FLESH series 1 on DVD to give away! Taking place in a world after ‘The Rising’ (the Zombie apocalypse), where for the first time, there is a cure for zombiism, or as it’s known by the new politically correct term - PDS (Partially Deceased Syndrome), PDS sufferers must try and reintegrate into society. But with dark forces working against them, namely the Human Volunteer Force, things aren’t so easy for the formerly undead, particularly for teenager Kieren (break out star Luke Newberry), who is about to return to his home town to try and start his life again. Deeply psychological, emotionally powerful, cool and cutting edge, IN THE FLESH is a unique mash of genres and a darkly funny new take on the Zombie phenomenon. IN THE FLESH is available on DVD from October 16th. All you have to do is fill out the form below and you're in the running! Don't forget, you can get yourself a bonus entry just ...

After a much-publicised production debacle, Marc Forster’s World War Z defies the odds, resulting in an entertaining, if flawed, zombie flick. For several years, this graphic novel adaptation lived in limbo. Many suitors have attempted to get it off the ground and failed, leaving it floundering in pre-production hell, until Brad Pitt swooped in and picked it up via his production company Plan B. Once the production began, the internet was abuzz with rumours of script issues, re-shoots and unease on set, which usually forewarns of a sub-standard film. Ultimately, the re-worked final product has its fair share of issues but thankfully manages to scrape a pass.

The polar opposite of their flagship title, Sonic The Hedgehog, is one of Sega's most successful game franchises YAKUZA!  There was only one way to make Grand Theft Auto cooler, set it in Japan. Thus leaving us with Yakuza. How can you make Yakuza even cooler? ZOMBIES! That is exactly what Sega have done with Yakuza: Dead Souls. Released in Japan in June this year, us unlucky gaijin will have to wait until March 2012.