Tara, Me, and Sarah

Azn Zombie

I was originally planning to be: Geisha Zombie, but I wasn’t geisha enough, so I stuck with the dramatic asian zombie type.

The official MYSPACE Zombie Walk page is here.

It was great fun; people got super into it, which was awesome. There was a brain on a stick flying around the air at some point… 

I’ve decided to self-promote my blog, and learn some new stuff independently rather than pursue another internship– planning for Rome, classes, and work has got my schedule jammed. So you will be hearing from me… hopefully every day. <3

And last note: my new inspiration for future art projects!!!!!

http://www.hilarypecis.com

<3, Gracie

Check, check, check.... shit

I took Latin for a quarter in sophomore year, but I forgot it all. It’s an intense class. I remember reading aloud in Latin, and enjoying it because it was *so weird* to be practicing a dying language. The pleasure derived from the authenticity of the struggle, and I still don’t remember the five/six tenses that conjugate each word.

Yes!

A new movie about zombies coming out soon, which I’m actually excited to watch: Zombieland comes out October 2nd (the same weekend of Michael Moore’s Capitalism: A Love Story documentary on capitalism and the current economic recession) and features funnyman Woody Harrelson and the faux-Michael Cera look-alike Jesse Eisenberg, battling the odds of survival in a world crawling with zombies. Oh, and throw in that one girl from Super-Bad who almost but not really like(d) Jonah Hill. My 12 year old brother recently pointed out that the most satisfying and guilt-less entity to maul in videogames are Nazi zombies. For the following reasons: 1)They’re already dead and 2) the bodies of Nazis are a free-for-all in terms of violence. After Tarantino’s Inglorious Bastards, this movie seems perfect for my bloodthirsty, action craving alter-ego…

“Michael Moore has stated that no-one who sees the movie should use currency to do so, and instead should either pirate it or barter for tickets, in order to spark the erosion of capitalist standbys.”

Okay, so it’s sort of missing his point if we’re choosing between a documentary informing us on the failing economic structure in the world and a film on mauling zombies. But which one would you rather watch on the big screen? Zombies getting mauled. SO thanks, Michael Moore, it kinda works out.

Don’t get me wrong, though– I’m still excited to see what he dished out this time.

Which one will/would you see?

Gracie