What is the best zombie film of all time?

[samuraitrev]

(01-21-2021 11:58 PM)rpgspree Wrote:  

(01-21-2021 05:38 PM)samuraitrev Wrote:  Thanks for the heads up with these films. If I can find any of them, I will give them a watch. I'm particularly interested in Train to Busan.

I'd be interested in your thoughts on horror cinema. Either add it to this thread or start your own.
Have you seen Reality Z on Netflix yet? It's a Brazilian version of the UK Dead Set. I thought it was pretty cool. Patchy acting in places and not without its faults but an enjoyable watch none the less.

I don't know how accurate their UK listings are, but it's a start.
https://www.justwatch.com/uk/movie/train-to-busan

Haven't renewed Netflix in awhile, but we plan to do so before too long. As for British series, In the Flesh was an interesting spin on the undead. It's set in a post outbreak Britain where zombism becomes a treatable condition, but many of the terrorized survivors are not so quick to forget. It was slow and uneven at times, but it had considerably more depth than other big budget genre series. Too bad it was killed off on one hell of a cliffhanger! Damn, it still gets me a bit just thinking about it...

I watched In The Flesh. Yes, I found it an interesting take on the zombie apocalypse. I seem to remember being blown away by the first episode. I too would have liked to see how the story would have developed. A bit of a hidden gem that one.

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What the hell I just ordered Train to Busan on Blu Ray, Can't wait to see it.