Prepare your home for the undead with this Zombie Crossing Sign, a horror-movie joke for your wall.
The idea of the zombie has roots in Haitian folklore, but the modern flesh-eating version comes from cinema. George A. Romero's Night of the Living Dead, released in 1968, set the rules that most zombie stories still follow, and later hits such as Shaun of the Dead and The Walking Dead brought the shuffling hordes to new audiences. Zombie walks, where crowds dress up and stagger through city streets, are now held in many countries. This design is for the horror fan who has their escape plan worked out, just in case.
It comes in Clean or Rusted, the rust being part of the print. Display it indoors as a talking point as a metal sign; the design borrows the look of roadside warnings for decoration only. It also makes a fun secret Santa or stocking present for the right person.
Pair it with the Werewolf Crossing Sign, Witch Crossing Sign or Drunk Crossing Sign, and find the rest in our Halloween gifts.