The Zombies

Is Jeb Bush "toast?"; Sushi chefs, the city and the battle over gloves; On becoming a Halloween costume.

Capt. Frank DiGiacomo and 78th Precinct officers spent their own time and money on the haunted house.

Residents have told the local precinct about the problem and are trying to get the phone booth removed.

Staten Island Arts ditched its $300-a-plate meal in lieu of a "zombie walk" to raise money for programs.

The Walking Dead Escape will feature 3,000 participants and 600 "zombies."

Yorkville resident Brittany Geragotelis wrote "Life's a Witch" and "What the Spell?"

Forget "World War Z" — these New Yorkers are getting a first-hand zombie experience.

The film is part of a program by the Tribeca Film Institute.

The "Zombabe" Pin-Up Calendar has started a crowd-funding campaign for printing costs.

The rUNDEAD zombie challenge pits runners against monsters.

Turn Based Studios started a Kickstarter campaign for their game about surviving the zombie apocalypse.

Jenna Payne's "Zompire Vixens from Pluto" is about zombie-vampires who attack Earth.

At the Walls of Darkness haunted house, customers pay $30 to be scared out of their wits.

The Bronx Haunted Warehouse held a casting call Monday and Tuesday, looking for zombie performers.

Prediction, or foresight, is crucial in the Halloween costume business. This year it is proving to be a mix of period television shows, disgraced public figures and "Steam Punk."