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!
at The Byrd Theatre on Saturday May 1st at 2pm, $5
The film will be followed by a Q & A session with the writer, director, producer.
In the meantime check them out on facebook or at the official site.
Beware, the trailer may shock you!
THE DEADMASON COMMANDSÂ YOU TO SUPPORT YOUR VEGAN BRETHREN.. even if they are a bit strange.
Our friends at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, VA have something special planned. You all should be good and thawed for this week’s activities.. His message is as follows..
It has been a dream of mine for a long time to have a zombie flash mob right when they blare that loud siren as a test for natural disasters here in Richmond.
And we are going to make it happen on Wednedsay April 7, 2010 at NOON. It will take place at the Compass on the VCU campus. However, we will be meeting before hand at 10 AM.
We will have an actor playing a priest and preaching the end of the world and then we will unleash the zombies on him. We’ll have a film crew there and I have some make-up artists helping out before the event.
Please email me if you’re interested and I’ll give you more details
I have about 20 zombies on board right now. The more the scarier!
aagggghhhhhhhh!
(thank you in zombie)
Waaaay back in the day I saw quite a few films that seriously made me freak hard as a kid. Now, older, I have sometimes wondered about these films; What had happened at the end before I closed my eyes, were there sequels and what happened to the actors? The king of all zombie flicks, Night of The Living Dead, is no exception in my post-traumatic curiosity. I had found bits and pieces around the internet about the actors, but no comprehensive list on all of them. Until now.
Lucky for me FreddyInSpace.com has answered most of my questions. Like did you know that the cemetery zombie, Bill Hinzman, travels the horror convention circuit dressed as his original character? How cool is that?! I gotta find that guy.
Find out about the rest of the cast »
this film short is grim. it doesn’t look good for humans. go zombies! yay!
PLAGUE – OFFICIAL SCREENER from Matt Simpson on Vimeo.
I can’t explain how I am who I am. Well, those nerdy scientists apparently can in a way that makes me want to tear into their anterior cingulate cortex.
see? i can talk gooder than them sometimes.. BRAAAAIINSS!