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loved that film ... with the exception of that stupid party full of nerds |
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I'd like to give a shout out to two independent and well-done zombie movies:
American Zombie (2007) - Mockumentary about a Zombie Community. Really well-crafted and acted. ZMD: Zombies of Mass Destruction (2009) - Lots of fun. And as for personal favorites, I love Shaun of the Dead and 28 Weeks Later (if you want to call that a "zombie" movie vs. an "infection" movie). Does Night of the Comet count as a zombie movie? Also adore that one. The hubby watches and rewatches the Dawn of the Dead remake a lot, so I've grown fond of that one too. Night of the Living Dead is such a classic to me; I had so many nightmares of being stalked by slow-moving corpses as a kid (I'd always climb trees to escape them - Can Romero zombies climb trees?) |
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it either cost nothing (all time, etc was donated) or it cost more it just sounds cool when marketing but yeah - it was very well done I love it when you can be manipulated into feeling sorry for what is traditionally the bad guy |
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My favourite genre - although not the newer wave of fast-moving-zombie films being churned out seemingly on a weekly basis! Dawn of the Dead remake excepted - that is awesome, with one of the best starts to any film ever!
My faves are: Zombie flesh eaters (uncut of course!) Living dead at the manchester morgue (creepy) Dawn of the dead (original) city of the Living Dead dawn of the mummy (great finale) the beyond And of the non traditional ones...... dead and buried demons Bound to have forgotten some. and all IMHO of course! Any suggestions similar to these for me to seek out gratefully accepted! |
Night of the Living Dead.
Dawn of the Dead. Day of the Dead. Zombie Flesh Eaters. Shaun of the Dead. The Return of the Living Dead. |
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