11 Top Zombie Films THUS far:


11) Resident Evil Apocalypse (2004)

This is a great zombie film that focuses on a single corporation (Umbrella) which puts this virus into play in a sick obsession with their dangerous research.

Thankfully, Umbrellas own experiments and employees turn against them to try and keep the world afloat. There are two sequels and a prequel but it kinda went downhill after this...

Not only does this have zombies, but its got other monsters too.... Probably the main reason I put this as number eleven.... One of the least realistic for sure.

10) Shaun of the Dead

British people can make anything hysterical. The main character (Shaun) lives in an apartment with his best friend: who sits around dealing drugs and "holding him back" according to Shaun's girlfriend, whom Shaun continually messes things up with.

When zombies strike, they make pathetic attempts at trying to survive which some how get them through for a while. The whole time Shaun tries to mend his relationships with people close to him, which makes sense because a zombie apocalypse should bring people together.


9) Dawn of the Dead

This follows a woman who loses her family and bands together with basically a bunch of misfits at a local mall. For some reasons all the zombies know they are there. It really forces you into the different characters shoes and makes you wonder what you would do in their situation...


>For those who have seen it: Which character could you relate to the most? For me it was the asshole with the boat to be honest....

8) Dead Snow

In all honesty, this ALMOST comes across as a comedy because it is so far fetched. It's about a group of Germans on vacation who stumble upon treasure that Nazis stole from the jews. Turns out the Nazis come back to life and try to get their treasure back.
The zombies are computer animated but if you are looking for gore and absurdly ridiculous fight scenes, this is your kind of movie.

7) Land of the dead

This is about a man who tries to profit from an apocalypse by organizing a functioning society that is run off of groups of people who travel the country gathering supplies.

The leader of this Typhoon is corrupt in that his greed leads to unfairness and poverty in his community. Some of his employees get sick of his tyranny and decide to take matters into their own hands....

6) 28 weeks later

I recommend seeing 28 days later first, it will make this more sentimental... But this one really hits home for me.

 It makes you wonder what it would be like to really have this happen to you through the eyes of the two main characters return home and see their country in pieces. Also the military sniper              (Jeremy Renner) is a total badass.

5) Quarantine

I watched this a few years ago with my girlfriend, and she cut the blood off from my upper body because she was so scared. This is the most unpredictably terrifying zombie movie I have seen yet. If you're looking for a thriller... This is the one.

4) Zombieland

The trailer with Chris Farley tells all. This is a pretty funny, yet somehow serious zombie movie. If you like ghostbusters, carnivals, world of warcraft, and badass Texans.... Check this out.

For those of you who that tend to stay at home on weekends, this might make you confident that you could survive an apocalypse. As an added bonus, the girl in it is super cute.

3) I Am Legend

Probably the most seen of zombie movies, Will Smith delivers a heart pounding drama. It primarily focuses on how solidarity affects human beings, and with that comes motivation.

You feel yourself struggle alongside the main character which is my favorite part about it. I'm not a huge fan of the type of zombies in this movie, but it has its realistic, and has its scary moments.


Not gonna lie.......I cried during a movie for the first (and only) time watching this.
> I bet one of you can guess what scene it was.


2) Night of the living dead

In this day and age, it can seem almost comical... But get your shit together and see it because it is surprisingly scary and unpredictable. The plot twists at every turn so you are always on the edge of your seat!


1) 28 Days Later

Hands down #1. There are no words to describe the effect of this movie. It grapples with deep ethical dilemmas. Not only that, but it is the most suspenseful and realistic zombie movie of all time. You just have to see it...


>What do you guys think? Are they ranked correctly? Did I leave any out that you think should be on the list? Which ones do you want to see most? Who are your favorite characters?
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