Living Dead Museum

On the off chance that you adore the motion picture, Night of the Living Dead, at that point the residential community of Evans City ought to be on your rundown of spots to visit, as the motion picture was taped here. There is even a cool small Living Dead Museum. Suitably enough, it's situated over the road from a burial service home and highlights a display, a course of events of the motion picture, a screening room and a divider put with bleeding impressions and marks of famous people, known as 'The Maul of Fame.' Don't neglect to visit the Evans City Cemetery, as the greater part of the motion picture was recorded there. The quintessential zombie film that presented numerous blood and gore flick tropes, Night of the Living Dead was shot in and around Evans City by George Romero in 1967. Initially situated in Monroeville Mall, and initially known as Monroeville Zombies where the continuation Dawn of the Dead was recorded, the Living Dead Museum now remains on Main Street in Evans City. The exhibition hall demonstrates the historical backdrop of zombies in popular culture, beginning from a myth of the Babylonian Ishtar where she says she will "raise the dead to eat the living" if Ereshkigal does not open the way to the Underworld, through prior zombie films White Zombie and Plan 9 From Outer Space to Night of the Living Dead, the distance to the present.