Dawn Of The Dead (1978) - The Monroeville Mall

In 1978, George Romero released the sequel to his cult classic, "Night Of The Living Dead".  Very few sequels can ever claim they are better than the original, but "Dawn Of The Dead" might be able to do that.

"Dawn" used the mall as not only a setting, but as a prop and a plot point.  The protagonists were trapped in the mall, but it also became a safe refuge, providing them with food, clothing, shelter, and weapons.  It also attracted ghouls to the location, simply out of a rudimentary instinct.

You'll visit every corner of the Monroeville Mall, even the roof, as we show you what it was like to film in an active mall (and still clean up the blood before the shops opened the following day).  After your tour, we'll pay for the popcorn as we all head to the mall's theater for a screening of the classic zombie film.