Richmond Zombie Walk

Richmond, Virginia's Zombie Walk has become an annual tradition attracting young and old undead from all across the east coast. At its heart, the Richmond Zombie Walk is a fundraising parade benefiting various charities. We have costume contests and sometimes stage zombie attacks on poor innocent bystanders (all in the name of fun). So put on your bloody best and join the horror show!

Gadgets, Geekery and Gore

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Green lightning to the face is how it's done. Remember that kids.
Controlling the undead with green lightning is what all the cool kids are doing.
How cool is that?

There was a time when I had to scour dozens of Fangoria issues to find anything remotely as cool as this. (whoa, stupid unintended pun) Thank you Think Geek for merging most of my interests into one of the coolest sites EVAR!. Survival Guides, Brain gelatin molds, combat melee coffee mugs (huh?), and all kinds of other non-zombie related forms of geekery can be found at ThinkGeek.com.

Love,
DeadMason

Zombieland Premiere Event Today!

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ZombielandCALLING ALL WALKING CORPSES

Saturday October 3rd, 12 p.m.
Regal Cinemas Southpark Stadium 16 in Colonial Heights, VA
300 Southpark Circle, Colonial Heights, VA – (800) 326-3264 x382

Yes, the theater actually wants as many undead as possible to have a pre-zombie walk zombie walk in the mall! Come all bloodied up to see the new movie Zombieland and get your rigor mortis worked out by taking laps with us around the mall!

Wait, you may be thinking “Shucks. I’d like to go, but I have a pretty intense shopping agenda that day and I have no time to get ‘dolled up’ for the event!” Fret not! In order to benefit their food drive, just bring in a canned good and the theater will have a make up artist on-site for the donating brain eater on the go.

There is also going to be a contest for “Best Overall Zombie,” “Best themed/original Zombie,” and “Best impression of a Zombie.” The winners will receive 2 movie tickets, and a Zombieland movie pack.

So meet up in the theater lobby at 12.pm. and anyone that participates gets a Zombieland poster.

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I can’t wait! “Dawn of the Dead” stars, music, make-up, the movie Zombieland! I’m literally falling to pieces with excitement, and it’s all happening well before the Richmond Zombie Walk on Saturday, October 24th. I hope you can make it next week to walk with us and see the movie. See ya there!

“..it is not in man to make such sounds”

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i absolutely love tales of horror told with a sophisticated tongue, but i used to hate trudging through the language in print – carefully deciphering the pacing of each odd phrase while mentally sounding out each syllable. in junior high this kind of literature was force fed to me. no wonder my comprehension slipped. it has only recently occurred to me that i don’t need to dwell on these details to understand what’s going on.

if you have a little time and want to slip in the autumn/halloween spirit, read “Herbert West: The Reanimator”, a series of 6 short stories written by H.P. Lovecraft, which defined the modern zombie archetype. Read it!

THEN, you can play the de-animator flash game. it’s easy, use your mouse to aim and click to fire your revolver. it takes a bit of time to reload, so kill the zombies with plenty of distance. remember, not all zombies go down the same so head shots don’t always work. when you find the shotgun, hit the shift key to toggle between weapons. couldn’t get past the fourth stage. rrgggh. have fun.