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  • House of the Dead is a fun little place to visit when shopping in Lawrenceville. I can't really think of another place that caters to zombie fanatics 100%. And since everyone seems to love zombies these days, this kind of joint near Pittsburgh is as much of a shoo-in as another tattoo parlor or bar. I've been here two or three times. The store itself is rather small, but it's always well-stocked. Plenty of t-shirts, movies, graphic novels, novelties and the like. The owner is really nice and seems well versed in his store's subject matter when I've heard him talking to other customers. I'm not a superfreak about zombies, though I do like them, so you could rattle off all sorts of tidbits about them and it would probably be 95% new info to me. My main complaint with this store is that all the stuff is way overpriced. I get that it's a boutique and that it's filling a niche, but ten bucks for a bag of plastic zombies that are of the same quality as a bag of plastic soldiers that you can get for a fraction of the cost seems like overkill. Just because they're zombies doesn't mean there necessarily needs to be a premium added to the price. Likewise, the shirts run rather high. The one I liked was 27 bucks. I bought it because I had some extra dough on me, but otherwise I would have given it a pass. It shrank up rather quickly, too, even though I followed the washing directions. So it goes. The other little toys, books, and especially the movies, are all stuff you can find online for cheaper as well. Probably the posters, too, but posters often run high. I know it's sad to say that so many more bargains can be found through online shopping these days when owners of stores like this mean well and are trying to bring something cool and unique to the community, but when you have other expenses, 27 dollar shirts suddenly seem less attractive and a hunt for similar items online begins. Still, it's a very cool store, though I also think it could be a bit bigger, though I don't know what else they would possibly stuff in a larger area. Definitely worth a quick look or a window shopping experience if you're in the area and enjoy zombies.
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