Sellers on Wish.com offer a range of the “razor-sharp” blades – some of which come splashed with imitation blood.

Ministers have promised to crack  down on the knives, whose blades can be up to two feet long.

The weapons often have serrated edges and words etched on to them, helping to glamorise violence.

“Zombie knives” earned their nickname as they mimic weapons frequently seen in horror films, particularly “zombie apocalypse” movies.

They are regularly marketed as collectors items.

Coming in bright colours and emblazoned with words like “zombie killer” and “slayer” the large knives look far more intimidating than a normal knife.

Several are even sold as “machetes” or “swords” rather than knives.

It reads: “We have a great choice of zombie hardware including zombie knives and zombie machetes – so, if a zombie infestation in your back garden isn’t your thing then our range of zombie swords and throwing knives should be enough to keep those flesh munching half dead at bay.”

On June 1 ,2018, footage emerged of a cyclist using a zombie knife to try and smash the window of a car in an apparent road rage row.

The level of stupid in this article is truly astronomical. It burns like battery acid, another common item misused by gangs to terrorize the unarmed sheeple of the UK. It took all of 5 seconds for me to find dozens of Road Rage videos on YouTube where a window was smashed by a brick. And green scales make a knife much deadlier.

I am actually over laughing at England and their crime issues. It has gone from amusing to pathetic. They fetishize the tool that was used, rather than try to deal with the perpetrators. Or even acknowledge that the perps have anything particularly in common.