Zombies Horror Movies - Page 8 of 10

George A. Romero’s Night of the Living Dead (1968) is widely acknowledged as one of the most influential horror films of all time.  Shot on a low budget on black and white film, Night depicts an America under siege from reanimated corpses.  The action centres around a motley group of survivors holed up in a suburb of Pittsburgh, besieged by flesh-eating ghouls.  Romero’s focus on tensions between members of this makeshift community resonates with contemporary racial and…

The Troma Tripe B-Header is now a regular series! Get three full length Troma films on a single DVD for an incredible price! The first feature on this disk is the DVD premiere of John Hayes’ Garden of the Dead. In a remote prison work camp, the prisoners have taken a liking to getting high on toxic fumes. When they die during an attempted escape, the warden discovers these dangerous criminals are now unstable zombies! The labor camps have been transformed into a Garden of the Dead and it’s…

A growing zombie infection overtakes an isolated university campus. Hoping to stop the spread of the infection & end of the zombie plague a secret government agency is sent in to find patient zero the original zombie from which the infection started & create an antidote. Studio: Lions Gate Home Ent. Release Date: 02/06/2007 Starring: Ed Quinn Sid Haig Run time: 95 minutes Rating: R

Curt loved Julie very much. So much so, when she asked Curt to break into his Father's top secret army test center he agrees. What they discover is that they are testing the zombie gas to see if it can become a usable bio-weapon against terrorist and communist countries. They escape after letting one of the monsters loose and while in the mist of a blind panic, Curt crashes his motorcycle. Killing Julie when she goes flying off the bike. Curt can't live without her and again sneaks on…

Zombie Apocalypse Redemption (ZAR) is really a horror/adventure movie, mixing favorite components from the zombie and post apocalypse genres. It's a hero story on the semi-epic scale told inside a classical fashion. Visually, ZAR resembles The Road Warrior using its over-the-top, cobbled-together, post-nuke comic realism. In the near extinction of mankind, zombies greatly outnumber people and each day is really a battle to see tomorrow. Just as he is going to quit this fight, rugged wanderer…

ok wot can i say this movie was not good but it was ok the brain eating zombies are back. but the story line wasnt as good as the first two. but check it out u might like it.

Beneath the living, beyond the dead, they rose from the depths of hell's ocean! In the dark days of World War II, the Nazi High Command ordered its scientists to create the Death Corps, a top secret race of indestructible zombie storm troopers--un-living, unfeeling, unstoppable monstrosities able to kill with their bare hands. No member of this horrific SS unit was ever captured by the Allied forces--and somewhere off the coast of Florida, they have survived. Peter Cushing (The Curse of Frankenstein),…

Emily Hagins is making a zombie movie. It's feature-length, it's bloody, and the zombies don't run -- just like it should be. But there's one difference between her film and every other zombie movie you've ever seen: Emily is twelve.Emily is part of a new generation of teenagers raised on technology and expressing themselves through video. Only -- she's doing it on a feature-length scale!Emily has the vision and her mom has the driver's license. Together, their…

SWAMP OF THE RAVENS: Dr. Frosta (Ramiro Oliveros) has been conducting illegal and immoral experiments on the recently deceased in an effort to conquer death and perfect the mental control of his subjects. All that Simone (Marcia Bichette), his estranged girlfriend knows is that the doctor works too hard and doesn t give her enough attention. The police inspector (Fernando Sancho) assigned to the case is getting closer and closer to catching and stopping the doctor. Also, Dr. Frosta has been dumping…

Masters of horror Stephen King (The Shining) and George A. Romero (Night of the Living Dead) have created a "gripping, creepy, frightening" (L.A. Reader) film that "thrills, shocks and works us over" (Los Angeles Times)! Featuring an "intelligent screenplay and first-rate cast" (The New York Times), including OscarÂ(r) winner* Timothy Hutton, The DarkHalf will keep you captivated to the chilling end. Horror writer Thad Beaumont (Hutton) hopes to distance himself…

This is the third in the Spanish "Blind Dead" series from Amando de Ossorio. This film has been released under a huge number of names, including "The Ghost Galleon", "The Blind Dead 3", "Ghost Ships of the Blind Dead", "Zombie Flesh Eater", and "El Buque Maldito". The acting is fairly wooden (the dubbing doesn't help, of course), the premise is completely ludicrous, but the worst feature of the film is the pacing. Basically it comes…

Hubert West studies include reviving the dead human brain and creates a re-animator fluid in which he injects into his subjects and raises them back from the dead. The fluid still has it’s side effects and this zombie film has great thrills thanks to Jeffrey Combs’ performance, which is stunning. Best zombie kill scene: An unsuspecting zombie is the victim of Dr Herbert West as he uses an electric bone saw to perform heart surgery.

Although this movie does not follow in the spoof-wannabe footsteps of the previous two flicks, it stands out as a zombie love story of sorts without sacrificing scares or gore. Trevor Edmond plays a teen whose father (Kent McCord) is in charge of recent experiments, trying to use them as a form of biological weapons for the military. However, the boy's father is soon to be relocated, and the teen decides to run away from home with his girlfriend (Mindy Clarke) to live happily ever after; but…

When a space ship containing hazardous material explodes over a small rural town, a deadly virus is unleashed upon the population, turning them into zombies. Only the alien being responsible for the terrible accident and a small group of survivors can stop the epidemic from spreading. DEAD COUNTRY is an exploitation, arthouse, horror, action, zombie-filled spoof set in rural Victoria. It is the FIRST authentic, humor filled "video nasty" of the new millennium. Get ready for the greatest…

Bob Clark's 1972 film "Children Shouldn't Play with Dead Things" is far from a classic, but I enjoyed it very much anyways. When put up against movies it's similar to, such as, "Night of the Living Dead" and "Evil Dead" it falls terribly short. The movie has everything a classic B-movie should have: Horrible (I mean [**]ing HORRIBLE) acting, devil worshipping, homosexual gravediggers, and lots of zombies. But the dragging on of the plot, and the very little gore makes…