Zombies A-Z: An Alphabetical Guide to the Living Dead

There is a great piece in Entertainment Weekly this week about Zombies. Click here to see the full archive of Zombies A-Z: An Alphabetical Guide to the Living Dead. Our favorites are below:

A is for Andrew: The disappointingly mundane middle name of George A. Romero, the mad maestro behind 1968's Night of the Living Dead and it's 5 (so far!) sequels.

M is for Monroeville Mall: If you take Exit 57 off the Pennsylvania Turnpike, you'll find yourself at the most hallowed landmark of the Zombie movie lore - the


shopping center from the George A. Romero's consumerist satire Dawn of the Dead. Come for the Auntie Ann's pretzels, stay to photograph yourself eating fake guts. But please don't tell them we sent you.





And of course, our personal favorite:

V is for Vampires: Yes, they're also undead, but in a dreamy, come-hither, mooning-over-sulky-chicks sort of way (see Robert Pattison, pictured). We'll side with the zombies in a street fight, thanks.