[B]Lions and tigers and zombies, oh my. Cliche and tired for most, that tag line is actually well-deserved and made fresh again by Spanish dev Jose Manuel.[/B] With a penchant for transmuting literary gems into epic zombie shooters — well before Pride and Prejudice got infected — Manuel and his team at Akaoni Sutdio are set to follow up [I]Red Riding Hood's Zombie BBQ[/I] with [URL=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RL63kwOD1m0][I]Zombie Panic in Wonderland[/I][/URL]. [URL=http://wiiware.nintendolife.com/news/2010/03/interviews_akaoni_zombie_panic_in_wonderland]NintendoLife[/URL] caught up with Manuel to ask him about his love of undead–folk tale mashups:

folk tales and zombies are two themes that I’ve always particularly liked. When I was a child, my mother used to tell me stories before I went to sleep, and it was something I loved. Moreover, I've felt fascination for horror movies since I was very little. I think it all started when one night I got up while my parents were sleeping and turned the television on. It was past midnight, and The Night of the Living Dead was being broadcast. It was the first horror movie, and the first zombie movie I saw. I was really scared [laughs], but I loved it. Since then, every Tuesday I got up at the same time to see the horror movie of the week.

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