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| March of the Zombies, Mexico City. November 11, 2018. |
Families that gross each other out together stay together?
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| March of the Zombies, Mexico City. November 11, 2018. |
I don't know. And I don't know how my brain parses the entertainment distinction it makes between a show like Dexter, about a serial killer, and the venerable old show, The Sopranos, about old-school gangsters. Why did I feel entertained by Dexter but repelled by The Sopranos?
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| March of the Zombies, Mexico City. November 11, 2018. |
Why do I feel entertained, in a feel-good horrified Halloweeny way, by what I saw at the March of the Zombies, yet almost traumatized by certain scenes from the Queen of the South and the first episode of Season 7 of Walking Dead? In regard to the latter two TV shows, I had to turn them off and never return.
A slide show below:
A creepy baby movie below:
Thousands of zombies marched from the Plaza de Revolucion.
Ooh, I could reach out and touch these zombies:
This video starts out blurry but once it sharpens up, you can see how many folks marched!
I got sortova kiss from this tall dude:
Zombies vogued for a TV journalist next to me, then one granted me a little love, too:
It was all so much creepy, creative fun! Damn cool makeup.
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