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!

Thank you RVA. You’re the best.

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Photo: Kencredible

Thanks to all the zombies and spectators who braved the cold and drizzle yesterday.

Congratulations to all of our contest winners.

Special thanks to Abigail Larson, the Richmond Fencing Club, the Virginia Lottery, Style Weekly, Lilbat, The Byrd Theater, The folks with the Zombie Film Festival, Clippi Headren, Typhoid, Myles, Tony, Liam, Jennifer, Diane, Audrey, our willing attack victims. Thanks to everyone for your donations to the American Cancer Society and most of all for making the Richmond Zombie Walk a memorable one.

See you next year on Saturday, October, 27th!

Bloody kisses and brains, DeadMason and GreyMatter.

we need willing brains

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ok, my precious undead minions, we need a victim!
we need one of you who has not yet succumb to the outbreak to be willing to become an attack victim at the walk this saturday. please email info@richmondzombiewalk.com if you are interested.
thanks!

Zombie Workshop 2011

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Come to the Richmond Fencing Club (3411 1/2 Carlton Street) on Wednesday October 26th at 9pm.

Got questions about obtaining that freshly torn flesh look without the use of a jagged knife? Do you know how to handle your infected wounds in case of a zombie attack? And above all, what will you wear?

At this year’s Zombie Workshop we’ll cover all the gory details.

….Zombie Flesh F/X//
With liquid latex, fake blood, and a little bit of patience you’ll see how simple it is to create amazingly realistic torn bleeding skin anywhere on your body. You do not want to miss this demo!

….Be a Zombie or Just Look Like One//
So do you need to actually need to crawl out of the ground to get that look? We’ll show you some tricks on how to achieve various stages of “deadness” and get those digs nice and grimy without the stank.. hopefully. And if you’ve got some cool tips to share, bring it! We highly encourage tip swapping.

We’ll get you straight before the big date.

That is all for now. My making rhymes is wasting time.

rrgh.

Questions? Leave us a comment!

Scares That Care

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Joe Ripple, horror film director and retired police officer, is doing something really unique. Using horror-themed benefits, silent auctions, films and other events to help other charitable organizations like “Make-A-Wish”, the Johns Hopkins Children’s Cancer Center, and The Kennedy-Krieger Institute.

They’ve got some great things going on now. Check them out at ScaresThatCare.org