Although these movies aren’t necessarily the best zombie movies, in my opinion they are ones that any movie buff should own. They are listed in no particular order. Night of the Living Dead (1968) George A. Romero. What list isn’t complete without this little gem? Not the first zombie movie, but possibly one of the ...
To be fair, most zombie movies are first-rate disasters. Low budgets, poor acting, cheap special effects and over-sexed scripts were the genre’s mainstay. There were a few that have stood out over the years as truly good films. The best undead film would have to be Dawn of the Dead. This film had its U.S. ...
While zombie movies have been popular worldwide among horror movie fanatics for decades, America finds itself deep in the midst of zombie mania, with the United States releases of movies like “28 Days Later,” “Shaun of the Dead,” and “Zombieland.” Events like zombie walks are popping up in larger cities, and books like “Pride and ...
While zombies have been around in movies for decades, over the past few years they have increasingly warmed our hearts with their brain-eating ways through movies, games, and clothing. If there’s someone on your gift list who craves brains, loves Romero and Fulci, and whose idea of a good time is going on a zombie ...
While most people do not realize it, almost all zombie movies are linked together with by a series of rules that were originally established by George Romero in the classic, Night of the Living Dead (1968). While there have been some movies that have veered from these rules, most have remained true to them. Origin ...