What's Your Favorite Zombie Movie?

[EvolutionKills]

I love me some Zombieland, but I have to give the nod to Shaun of the Dead.

[Old Man Marsh]

[Dark Wanderer]

Shaun of the Dead. Shaun reminds me so much of myself, for better or worse. Comparing the before and after scenes of Shaun going to the shop in the morning pretty much sums up my life. I probably wouldn't notice immediately if a zombie apocalypse was going on either. Tho I give credit to the Dawn of the Dead remake for getting me interested in zombies in the first place. Now everywhere you look there are zombies... it's crazy.

[Dark Wanderer]

Nothing unusual going on here!

Makes me laugh every time.

It took many multiple views and many years before I realized that the asshole kid at Shaun's job was the same guy calling Ed constantly trying to score some weed. It's little touches like that that make me rate Shaun of the Dead much higher than Land of the Dead.

[Silly Deity]

Another vote for Shaun of the Dead

[Heatheness]

The 10 Commandments

[dancefortwo]

I'm not a Zombie fan but I've FELT like a Zombie watching a few movies. Star Wars: The Phantom Menace comes to mind. It made me feel like a Zombie, like I wanted to crawl out of the grave kill Jar Jar Binks and the entire movie crew.

[Grasshopper]

Most of my favorites have already been mentioned. I like all of George Romero's zombie movies, but the original Night of the Living Dead was the best of them. I also greatly enjoyed comedies like Dead Alive, Shaun of the Dead, and Zombieland. I even liked the one with Brad Pitt a few years ago (can't remember the name).

in general, I like the comedies better than the serious ones.

[yakherder]

(14-06-2016 12:25 PM)Grasshopper Wrote:  Most of my favorites have already been mentioned. I like all of George Romero's zombie movies, but the original Night of the Living Dead was the best of them. I also greatly enjoyed comedies like Dead Alive, Shaun of the Dead, and Zombieland. I even liked the one with Brad Pitt a few years ago (can't remember the name).

in general, I like the comedies better than the serious ones.

World War Z was the one with Brad. I enjoyed it too, even if for different reasons than most zombie movies. That said, I've gotta take the stereotypical book snob route and say the book was better

[Mr. Boston]

28 Days Later

It was the first zombie movie that seemed almost plausible. And the first one I know of where the zombies could run full speed.