A small footbridge in the Monroeville Mall is at the center of a nationwide effort by zombie fans to preserve a piece of cinema history.

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- A renovation at Monroeville Mall has sparked an online petition. The horror classic "Dawn of the Dead" was filmed at the mall, and fans want to save one its well-known features.

The museum, located in Evans City, used to call the Monroeville Mall home from 2007 to 2013. The mall was the setting for George Romero’s 1978 movie “Dawn of the Dead,” which continues to ...

It will also make a point to delve more into Monroeville Mall’s “Dawn of the Dead” bona fides.

Shoppers encountered an unusual sight at the Monroeville Mall on Friday as the “Zombie Capital of the World” made an appearance for the Living Dead Weekend. The zombified event had its ...

I’m a massive fan of George Romero’s 1978 film “Dawn of the Dead.” It’s been about two years now since I watched it for the first time and it instantly shot to the top of my list of favorite films. So ...

When our heroes hole up in the abandoned Monroeville Mall, the place feels like a cornucopian playground; one sequence in the film may well be the most appealing portrait of mall life ever set to ...

MONROEVILLE, Pa. (AP) — In 1978, Monroeville Mall hosted the filming of the cult zombie classic, "Dawn of the Dead," and made the mall a mecca for horror fans. The undead and their fans will ...

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The Living Dead Weekend convention is celebrating the 40th anniversary of George Romero‘s Dawn of the Dead, often considered one of the defining chapters in zombie cinema. One of the unique ...

The 45th-anniversary re-release of Pittsburgh-shot zombie classic "Dawn of the Dead" includes the first local theatrical screenings in years.

"Dawn of the Dead" was largely filmed in the Monroeville Mall in Allegheny County, but it opens in a fictional Philadelphia news station called WGON-TV.