Showing posts with label zombies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label zombies. Show all posts

Thursday, October 7, 2010

Zombie defense

It's time to get real and train for the inevitable zombie uprising. The zombies won't take pity on you, and neither will these guys:



UDAZ-DO: The Way of Unarmed Defense Against Zombies

Real zombies at every event!

Learn skills to STAY HUMAN!


I don't know these guys, but I salute their efforts. LA folks - check it out and report back...if you survive.

Wednesday, September 22, 2010

The Halloween season officially starts

This gorgeous, gloomy weather can only mean one thing: an imminent SoCal heat wave. It happens every year when it seems that Autumn might have finally arrived. This Saturday night I'll be cranking up the A/C, popping a big bowl of popcorn, and settling in for the return of Elvira's Movie Macabre.



Elvira, the bawdy, boob-y hostess of b-movies is kicking off the 2010 Halloween season with the classic zombie movie Night of the Living Dead. This season promises lots more good things - including a new intro from living legend Jack White.


Can we talk about how amazing she looks?

My only complaint is that the show is not DVR friendly (it's listed by the movie title, not as Elvira's Movie Macabre), so take a look at the schedule to make sure that you don't miss a minute.

Friday, November 6, 2009

Beautiful zombie photography

Since Halloween, we've talked of putting on more makeup and fake blood and going out. I really want to find a zombie walk in my area. For now, this will have to do. The photos are from the Zombie Fest and Walk of the Dead at Monroeville Mall in Monroeville, Pa. The very mall where "Dawn of the Dead" was filmed. You'll recognize it immediately.


It hasn't changed much.



Dragging the undead through the mall.



From the article: Derek Thompson (right), a 24-year-old machinist from Carrollton, Ohio, bought worms at a pet store and attached them — still writhing — to his face with pins, tape and liquid latex. “People get a kick out of the worms, especially when they touch them and didn’t know they’re real,” he said.



There are a lot more photos on the article page, as well as more explanation about the zombie walk and the history of the mall.