Slideshow: ZomBCon
Ted, Zucky and Zollie explain that even the living dead enjoy a cold beer. Photo: Anne Dixon.
Being dead doesn’t mean you can’t dance. Scenes from Prom Night of the Living Dead at Neumos, Oct 29, 2010. Photo: Anne Dixon.
(From left) Andria, Stacey and Tracey put a gruesome spin on Alice in Wonderland at Prom Night of the Living Dead, Neumos, Oct 29, 2010. Photo: Anne Dixon.
Jenny Pickford and Johnny Goiter take a break from dancing to think about their next victim at Prom Night of the Living Dead, Neumos, Oct 29, 2010. Photo: Anne Dixon.
Is it nap time or snack time? Andrew and Alicia seem to disagree. Photo: Anne Dixon.
At ZomBCon, Lindsay and Kayla don their finest blood-soaked gowns to complement their oozing wounds. Photo: Anne Dixon.
Why do people love zombies? According to filmmaker Arianne Garden Vasquez (with Bruce Campbell, right, in a ridiculously awesome suit), zombies seek permanent adolescence. “They love to see people die, but they have this incredible zeal for life. It’s this perfect balance.” Photo: Anne Dixon.
(From left) Actor Dan Hicks, Ted Raimi (brother of Evil Dead director Sam Raimi) and ZomBCon founder Ryan Reiter prepare themselves for a gruesome day. Photo: Anne Dixon.
Spot a zombie walking the streets? Call your trusty neighborhood zombie exterminators. Photo: Anne Dixon.
“Zombies inject fear into everyday life," says Steve Adams while enjoying the inaugural ZomBCon at Seattle Center. "And they are damn fun.”
