Whats your favorite zombie FILM and why?

[cormoran]

Originally Posted by Master of Aeons

What movie ends with a zombie head screaming "BRAINS!" then someone torches it with a flamethrower - then the zombie says "Okay. You win. No more brains."

That would be Return of the Living Dead 2. That series has some hilarious scenes.

[donmike84]

Dawn of the dead 2004 remake followed by the first resident evil film

[LadyJ]

My favorite wasn't on the list, I enjoyed the remake Dawn of the Dead the most. That one closely followed by Original Night of the Living Dead. 28 days later was really good too. I really hated Shaun of the Dead and Zombieland. Don't care for parodies.

[Zylinderknopf]

Dawn of the Dead (Remake) and 28 Days/Weeks Later were my favorite zombie-movies.
REC kinda ruined it with his demonic zombies. REC 2 was just horrible.

[MaconMajr]

Just checkin in and avoiding spoilers for the remainder of the game

I admit the Living Dead series is tempting but doesn't sit well with me

I've seen Shaun of the Dead and liked it at first, until I realized despite it being a comedy, it caused me to question it and let it go.

Then, seeing Zombieland, now that was more like it.

The fast running zombies, indeed would make an interesting survival challenge.

The zombie infection seemed more realistic.

Woody Harrelson (the first film I've seen this actor in) just about made 70% of the film for me. People called his character Tallahassee the "badass of the 21st century" and I can't help but agree. Strong, brave, takes guff from no one. And he's motivation for slaying as many zombies as possible; the loss of his son, touching, very touching.

Jessie Eisenberg (Columbus) the geeky loner and whose rules make much sense in this case (I like a majority of those rules, helpful in any zombie situation) A good guy, yet at times annoying. I was a little cheesed of him trying to hit on Wichita (thinking with his penis ugh*) Still a good guy

In regards to Wichita (Emma Stone) and Little Rock (Abigail Breslin), I came to dislike them at first with them out smarting Tallahassee and Columbus. But eventually, I understood they just would do what survivors usually do to survive. Even though I don't agree with their methods. People in groups last a better chance than pockets, give or take. I came to respect them near the climax.

One of my favorite parts was Tallahassee closing himself in the game kiosk, blasting away zombies with dual pistols. Plus, placing the extra magazines in the holdings behind the counter holdings was GENIUS in my view to a quick reload.

All in all, being 88 minutes long, Zombieland is the pick of my choice.

A sequel is in question, but why not fan write their adventures, I've got one brewin in my head.

To Tallahassee, Columbus, Little Rock and Wichita: You zombie slayers rock!!

* In reguards to trying to impress a girl, it's simple: just be yourself and be subtle and graceful. If I want to be in love, I won't jump at the opportunity of sex, I would go slowly yet steadily. Getting to know each other, that's how I would do it.

Yes, I am MaconMajr and I'm a 28 year old virigin and am not ashamed.

[Master of Aeons]

Originally Posted by MaconMajr

Just checkin in and avoiding spoilers for the remainder of the game

I admit the Living Dead series is tempting but doesn't sit well with me

I've seen Shaun of the Dead and liked it at first, until I realized despite it being a comedy, it caused me to question it and let it go.

Then, seeing Zombieland, now that was more like it.

The fast running zombies, indeed would make an interesting survival challenge.

The zombie infection seemed more realistic.

Woody Harrelson (the first film I've seen this actor in) just about made 70% of the film for me. People called his character Tallahassee the "badass of the 21st century" and I can't help but agree. Strong, brave, takes guff from no one. And he's motivation for slaying as many zombies as possible; the loss of his son, touching, very touching.

Jessie Eisenberg (Columbus) the geeky loner and whose rules make much sense in this case (I like a majority of those rules, helpful in any zombie situation) A good guy, yet at times annoying. I was a little cheesed of him trying to hit on Wichita (thinking with his penis ugh*) Still a good guy

In regards to Wichita (Emma Stone) and Little Rock (Abigail Breslin), I came to dislike them at first with them out smarting Tallahassee and Columbus. But eventually, I understood they just would do what survivors usually do to survive. Even though I don't agree with their methods. People in groups last a better chance than pockets, give or take. I came to respect them near the climax.

One of my favorite parts was Tallahassee closing himself in the game kiosk, blasting away zombies with dual pistols. Plus, placing the extra magazines in the holdings behind the counter holdings was GENIUS in my view to a quick reload.

All in all, being 88 minutes long, Zombieland is the pick of my choice.

A sequel is in question, but why not fan write their adventures, I've got one brewin in my head.

To Tallahassee, Columbus, Little Rock and Wichita: You zombie slayers rock!!

* In reguards to trying to impress a girl, it's simple: just be yourself and be subtle and graceful. If I want to be in love, I won't jump at the opportunity of sex, I would go slowly yet steadily. Getting to know each other, that's how I would do it.

Yes, I am MaconMajr and I'm a 28 year old virigin and am not ashamed.

Plant.

[MaconMajr]

Originally Posted by Master of Aeons

Plant.

And what is THIS supposed to mean?!

[Master of Aeons]

That line, from a week ago, says that I think you're sent here by Colombia Pictures to incite us all to buy it. That is what a plant is, much like that guy who always starts threads about Dead State, or changes topics to Dead State when people are talking about Carley's shirt.

[Desmodus87]

I like a lot that you haven't listed, too. But you've got a nice start on a list
Fido I thought was surprisingly heartwarming, which is why it's one of my favorite zombie flicks. (Can't say that about a lot of them lol.)
I also really enjoyed Return of the Living Dead (any of them lol, but especially the first). It's a spoof, and it's wonderful. One of the cheesiest zombie movies I've seen hehe.
I saw someone mention Shaun of the Dead! Another great movie!
Also, I hate to admit it, but I did see Zombie Strippers!, which I only saw like the last 15 minutes of, but it did look epically cheesy. (There are two ways I love my zombie movies: Scary, and Cheesy. lol)
But I do agree that Night of the Living Dead (which got my vote out of your list) helped to shape the genre. I saw it when I was about 10, and it scared the crap out of me and instilled a lifelong love of the macabre :P
The Resident Evil movies... They were good as stand alone movies, but after playing the games, it's a little offensive to see great characters dumbed down to accentuate a mary sue fan-fic character. I still trip out that in RE5 (movie) SPOILER Whesker ate a guy. That is sooo not like his game character. (Don't know how to do the blackout thing, so might as well make it small, right? lol)

Originally Posted by MaconMajr

Jessie Eisenberg (Columbus) the geeky loner and whose rules make much sense in this case (I like a majority of those rules, helpful in any zombie situation) A good guy, yet at times annoying. I was a little cheesed of him trying to hit on Wichita (thinking with his penis ugh*) Still a good guy

Actually this guy took away from the film, for me personally. It felt like he was trying too hard to be like that boy from Juno. (What's his name? Michael Cera, according to Google.)
Don't get me wrong, I still like the movie, but that was a big distraction throughout the whole film for me.

[Bcroft]

dawn of the dead is my favorite zombie movie

[Alex1939]

I voted 28 days later.

And I am probably the only person on the planet, but 28 "weeks" later is probably my favorite zombie movie of all time.

[Noname215]

My favorite zombie movie:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4HCoHHFuLY

[8Bit_System]

Originally Posted by Noname215

My favorite zombie movie:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4HCoHHFuLY

No, it's not!

Have you actually ever watched it? It's hilarious.

[MaconMajr]

Originally Posted by Master of Aeons

That line, from a week ago, says that I think you're sent here by Colombia Pictures to incite us all to buy it. That is what a plant is, much like that guy who always starts threads about Dead State, or changes topics to Dead State when people are talking about Carley's shirt.

Me, a Colombia Pictures employee? Prepostrious

My occupation is a retail clerk.


And to recap I like Zombieland and what I said in the message about what I like about the movie is all.

[Noname215]

Originally Posted by 8Bit_System

No, it's not!

Have you actually ever watched it? It's hilarious.

Of course, i’ve watched it. I did say it was my favorite, didn’t I?

[8Bit_System]

You were being serious? Kudos to you my friend!

[Jodie M]

Planet Terror

[ozzmann]

How about The Serpent and The Rainbow?

[ozzmann]

Originally Posted by Noname215

My favorite zombie movie:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4HCoHHFuLY

Just clicked your link and watched the entire movie, it was great!

[Foinikas]

I don't have a favorite one,but I have FAVORITES...Dawn of the Dead 2004 remake because it's simply awesome and I don't like most of the 70s or 80s classics.Yeah ok they are classics but you gotta admit it,most of them are like comedies right now.
Then I love 28 Days Later and 28 Weeks Later....Night of the Living Dead 1990 remake...and Zombieland.