The 2007 Philly Zombie Crawl Photo Gallery - Online!

BOILS AND GHOULS ...

We give you the 2007 Philly Zombie Crawl Photo Gallery - shot from the eyes of zombies themselves, here are candid images taken at the 2007 Philly Zombie Crawl - held Easter Sunday, April 8 - and drawing over 250 zombies to South Street in search of boooze and braaaains!!

If you want to add your candid shots to the gallery, reply to this post with your URL and we'll do the rest!

Also, stay tuned for the OFFICIAL Philly Zombie Crawl images - shot by none other than our own zombie photographer, DIABLE!!

click to open the Flickr slideshow (opens in a new window)

pictures! we need your pictures!!

Hi all -

The 2007 Philly Zombie Crawl was an amazing success - last year we had over 120 zombies, and last night over 250 zombies joined us for madness and a search for booooze and braaaaains!!

NOW WE NEED YOUR HELP...

We will have our official Philly Zombie Crawl image gallery up shortly - but we also create a candid gallery that features images shot by the zombies themselves...

SO ... once you upload your images, PLEASE SEND US THE URL LINK so we can copy and add your images to the 2007 Philly Zombie Crawl Photo Gallery here on our website

PLEASE CLICK THE 'CONTACT' TAB AND SEND US AN EMAIL WITH THE URL TO YOUR IMAGES!!!

Thanks - and thanks for another successful zombie experience in Philadelphia!!!

An interesting thought

Philly Zombies Unite Tonite!!

This was posted on our My Space page as a comment from http://505nation.com - it was soooo good, I wanted to share it here!

"At the end of winter, the Zombie Jesus wakes up and comes out of his cave. If he doesn't see his shadow, he knows that spring has arrived. But Zombie Jesus must eat, and he loves the little children. So he scatters chocolate eggs as bait, in the woods, in gardens, and even in our living room. Go ahead and get the eggs, but be careful of the ones in out-of-the-way places. Zombie Jesus may be waiting there, ready to pounce. But the good news is, he only takes one child back to his cave to eat each year, and once he's done this, fertility returns to the land and all the grown-ups can have sex again. And that's why we kill and eat a rabbit to celebrate Easter: to thank God that we didn't have to sacrifice our only son to pay for our sins."