what is your favorite zombie movie and why?

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Permalink Reply by Psycho on May 9, 2010 at 5:29am

One of my favourites is "Zombie Honeymoon".
It focus on what to do if your loved one gets infected. Sad and interesting story and lots of gore!

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Permalink Reply by Alice on May 9, 2010 at 6:06am

The movie that got me hooked on Zombie movies was, resident evil. I loved the characters, and how it was written. I have a lot of favorite zombie movies;
*Resident evil trilogy, I can't wait till Afterlife, but it sucks that it's going to be in 3D. I really love the actrice Milla Jovovich, sorry can't help it. It shows for me an image that really can happen. Accept from the clone army, but's that's cool somehow.

*The dead serie, Dawn, land, day, diary of the dead. All the new version's. This because they are well made, good story, and there from George a. Romero. Briljant men.

*Shaun of the dead s a hilarious zombie movie, the humor is really nice in it. Gotta love the British.

*28 days/weeks later: although it's not a zomie movie, but a infected people filled with rage. But i like that it was scened in England. It showed a possibility that always can happen in he future. Nothing is certain in life.

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Permalink Reply by Death Dealer on May 10, 2010 at 6:29am

Okay first the ones I don't like: They remake of Day of the Dead, because it sucked in every imaginable way plus Nick Cannon deserves to die, I don't like 28 weeks later and Quarantine only because of the way in which the military is depicted, I am not saying that the US military has never panicked and lit up a bunch of civilians but there would never be a standing order to kill every civilian regardless of infected status; call me what you will, but all I am saying is with the way US troops are watched these days it simply couldn't happen, and for those of you that are going to say that I don't understand what the Army would "really" be like, most of my friends are either in the Army or the Marines and I'll be in the Marines in less than a year, and there is no way in hell I would light up a civilian on purpose I don't care if the freaking President told me to. And as far as a building in New York being closed down by the military and anyone who looks out the window being shot with news cameras covering everything, you've got to be kidding me right.

Now for what I like, anything by GA Romero; because of the social commentary in each one, and the fact that you just can't improve on the origanels no matter how hard you try. That being said Diary of the Dead was the latest Romero flick and I haven't meet a lot of people who saw it, let me tell you it is amazing. Lastly Shaun of the Dead was great, not as creepy as some, but the best dry humor since Monty Python.

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