Good locale for a zombie or post apocalyptic flick

[Nathan]

[Nathan]

[Nathan]

Hm. Looked a lot bigger and desolate in person.

[BillyG]

Looks like a lot of the malls around Houston. Recently went by two malls I spent tons of time in as a kid and teenager. Both were probably at or less than 50% vacancy.

[V]

Just for shits and giggles, you should get a bunch of friends, paint them up as zombies, and walk around the mall.

If I were closer, I'd do it.

[Ed Hocken]

Sounds like a plan, Nathan.

[Nathan]

That's actually up in Manitowoc. They're knocking down everything empty around here. Finally.

[Ed Hocken]

Good,

So will they be imploding Youngstown anytime soon?

[Nathan]

Would be totally rad to play paintball in there too!

[Nathan]

Good,

So will they be imploding Youngstown anytime soon?

Opposite corner of the state sir. But from what I've heard and seen they need to.

[Ed Hocken]

What about stationing some kind of zombie meetup at the site of the former Touchdown Jesus?

[V]

What about stationing some kind of zombie meetup at the site of the former Touchdown Jesus?

And be literally torn limb from limb by Bible-thumping locals?

Well done, Ed

[Nathan]

Yeah, do not stop there. "one of us, one of us"

[IggytheBorg]

Just for shits and giggles, you should get a bunch of friends, paint them up as zombies, and walk around the mall.

If I were closer, I'd do it.

I reviewed a book called "Creepy Crawls" for Ye Other Site a few years ago, which was a sort of horror fan's travel guide. It told you where lots of famous things from the movies or history could be found, and what (if any) rules re: admission & such applied.

One place they mentioned was the actual mall from DotD. Apparently, the management got so sick of zombie fans coming in to take pictures that doing so is now strictly prohibited, & you will be escorted off the premises if they catch you doing it.

Amityville frowns on investigations of the Amityville Horror house as well. They'll arrest your ass for trespassing if someone complains about you slinking around in the bushes w/ a camera.

[V]

I reviewed a book called "Creepy Crawls" for Ye Other Site a few years ago, which was a sort of horror fan's travel guide. It told you where lots of famous things from the movies or history could be found, and what (if any) rules re: admission & such applied.

One place they mentioned was the actual mall from DotD. Apparently, the management got so sick of zombie fans coming in to take pictures that doing so is now strictly prohibited, & you will be escorted off the premises if they catch you doing it.

Amityville frowns on investigations of the Amityville Horror house as well. They'll arrest your ass for trespassing if someone complains about you slinking around in the bushes w/ a camera.

The management at the Monroeville Mall now lets people participate in a "zombie walk" on the premises. It's usually held the last week of Oct./1st week of Nov. They also have a 'Zombie Museum' behind the comic shop on the first floor.

I was going to go last year, but the woman I was involved with, thought it 'silly and immature' to go stumbling around in makeup... which is why I'm single again. I'm going this year though.

Ig? Tim? Nathan? I need battle buddies! Zombie walk with me!