The Asheville Zombiewalk is looking for new leadership. If you’re interested in taking on a larger role at this year’s event, check out this press release: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ASHEVILLE, NC, April 10, 2017 — In anticipation of the Asheville Zombiewalk’s 12th annual event this October, the team behind the…
The brains behind Stuff Monsters Like are also the BRAAAAAINNS! behind this year’s Asheville Zombiewalk. If you’re planning on coming to this year’s event, here’s everything you need to know: We’ve heard your call, Asheville. And we’re giving you what you want: an actual Zombie WALK! Help us spread the…
Zombies, cannibals, and a new crypt keeper—oh, my! Check out the news that’s been burning a hole in our inbox. Zombies Walk Again in Asheville — On Sunday, October 9, the living dead will gather in Aston Park beginning at 5:30pm. From there, zombies will be guided safely down sidewalks,…
The Asheville Zombiewalk is celebrating their 10th year by spreading the zombie infection for good, not evil. The living dead will gather in Pack Square Park in downtown Asheville, NC on Sunday, October 11, 2015, beginning at 5:00 pm. “To celebrate our tenth birthday, we’re collecting last year’s gently used…
Stuff Monsters Like is once again gearing up for an exciting GeekOut weekend in geeky Asheville, NC. If you followed our orders advice, you have already purchased your tickets and are anxiously awaiting the opportunity to meet the great list of celebrity guests, including Dante Basco, Aurelio Voltaire, and Jon…
We couldn’t pass up being part of such a cool project. We the Builders, a 3D printing group from Baltimore, had a wonderfully macabre idea: They asked the internet to help them 3D print a large bust of Edgar Allan Poe. And we at Stuff Monsters Like answered the call. How…
Asheville’s GeekOut popular arts convention has something for everyone. Whether you’re into the maker scene, artistic body painting, or LARPing, the event has something for you. SML’s head monsters hope to see you again at this year’s event. We’ll be in the small press section – as usual – with…
Sex and death. These are two subjects that don’t always play nicely. At least, for middle class, bourgeoisie culture. Now imagine intermixing libido and the great beyond during the 1950s, a decade not known for its tolerance and forward thinking. Enter Vampira. An icon, an enigma, a question. She was…
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Featuring movie essays from the Head Monsters of SML and others that explore our love for horror cinema! Published by the Collinsport Historical Society.
