"The 21 Best Zombie Movies of All Time " Topic

"Zombie movies have had a fascinating path to the mainstream. For decades, the creatures didn't have much of a presence or definition outside Voodoo lore, radioactive humanoids, and the unforgettable art of E.C. comics. Zombies were scarcely used, and when they were, they were a pretty far cry from the cannibalistic flesh-hungry creatures of the undead we know and love today. Then a gentleman and pioneering filmmaker named George A. Romero came along and changed the game forever.

Romero didn't invent the zombie as he's often credited, but he did redefine it into a universal concept and establish the mold from which nearly every other zombie movie has sprung in the near-fifty years since Night of the Living Dead arrived in theaters. Throughout his career, he would continue to evolve the idea of the zombie film, first with his satirical Dawn of the Dead — a colorful, playful diversion from the dire drama of NOTLD, then with the divisive and highlight political Day of the Dead, and ultimately for the rest of the career. Never satisfied to repeat his previous work, Romero was always ahead of the curve, reacting to the world and cinematic landscapes around him to set new trends…."
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Amicalement
Armand

I call BS! Any list that doesn't include "Cockneys vs Zombies" is suspect.

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Amicalement
Armand

I enjoyed dead snow and it's sequel very much. Guilty pleasure.