[Chris]

I know there not really zombies but it has to be 28 weeks later for me. The scenes where london is empty are just amazing!

[movieman]

I dont have any favorite zombie movies, I have grown very tired of zombie movies. Just think about it, when you are going thru the satellite TV guide all you come across is zombie movie and more zombie movie. "zombie " has got very very old and boring. And it's always about some pist-off zombie trying to eat other people.


I SAY F%&K ALL ZOMBIE MOVIES. AND TRY TO COME UP WITH SOMTHING ORIGINAL HOLLYWOOD.

[Darth Slater]

the original dawn of the dead, hands down.

with return of the living dead a close second

[grae]

i really like ..the cemetary man... something abit different

[Big Ted]

Day Of The Dead steals it for me but i love all of George Romero's zombie flicks... Shaun Of The Dead was good too. The same scenario, but how the Brits would deal with it, lol.

Romero is a bit of an iconic figure to me though having grown up watching his movies, and i've been lucky enough to work with him recently on something. Really nice guy, but damn, he smokes a lot! I can now die knowing i lived my childhood dream, lol.

[celm02]

For me it's probably a tie between the 2004 remake of Dawn of the Dead and Shaun of the Dead. I wasn't holding my breath for the remake, but I think Zack Snyder did a fantastic job and bringing the classic scenario into the 00's. And Shaun of the Dead was just an instant classic the day it came out. Honorable mentions go to Resident Evil (well i liked it), Night of the Living Dead, the original Dawn of the Dead, Land of the Dead and 28 Days / Weeks later.

[koentjexl]

Shaun of the Dead was pretty good.
As were 28 days and weeks later.

Can't think of any other movies that I think were good.

[jaccee]

Dawn of dead

[never ready]

Dawn of the Dead (original)

[celm02]

Just saw the new trailer for George A. Remero's Diary of the Dead, definitely gotta go see it, looks really quite interesting.