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No love for the 1968 classic Night of the Living Dead?

I'm not even a fan of the genre. But this movie is tremendous.

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Best horror movie ever, unless you count Alien. NOTLD is still spooky. Also 28 Days Later may be my personal #2 zombie flick. Any movie that can make me spooked out to walk home late at night - at age 36 - gets some serious dap with me. But I haven't seen Dawn of the Dead since I was a little kid. I need to check it out again.

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Started out good but you screwed up. Dawn Of The Dead REMAKE??? Seriously?

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The original Dawn of the Dead was awesome, but it predated me (I'm only 24, though that's like 195 in zombie years) and I think Ving Rhames is arguably the most badass person ever. I dug the remake. What do you suggest is better?

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Night of the Living Dead >>>> All others

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I'm a big fan of Return of the Living Dead, it's the movie that made me love Zombie movies.

Planet Terror > DOTD remake.

Shaun of the Dead is genius.

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Return of the Dead is probably my favorite too. But I agree with the other guy that the original Dawn of the Dead is probably the best by a wide margin.

Also a big fan of the remake of Dawn, too.

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Shaun of the Dead was excellent I thought. Aside from the older classics are there any other good cult zombie flicks to see? I've seen "Severed - Forest of the Dead" which involved (get this) hippies, lumberjacks and zombies. As you can no doubt imagine it was pretty awesome. Any other good ones?

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My weird story with Night of the Living Dead.

I don't like horror movies typically and I knew nothing of this flick.
I was at some multi-level nightclub in Washington DC in the early-mid 90's and this movie was playing on a bunch of different monitors around the place.
But there was no sound of course so I didn't really know what was going on or what even what movie it was.

I thought it was the most amazing LOOKING movie I had ever seen.
I almost liked it better without the sound. Such amazing tension. I was transfixed.
Of course, watching this movie to Ace of Base's "I Saw the Sign" made it all the more surreal.

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My weird story with Night of the Living Dead.

I don't like horror movies typically and I knew nothing of this flick.
I was at some multi-level nightclub in Washington DC in the early-mid 90's and this movie was playing on a bunch of different monitors around the place.
But there was no sound of course so I didn't really know what was going on or what even what movie it was.

I thought it was the most amazing LOOKING movie I had ever seen.
I almost liked it better without the sound. Such amazing tension. I was transfixed.
Of course, watching this movie to Ace of Base's "I Saw the Sign" made it all the more surreal.

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That's bizarre and awesome, I can't even picture what that must have been like.

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I agre with poll..bu i dont wanna wake up to know theres an apocalyptic invasion

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bit off topic, but you should vastly prefer a katana over a chainsaw as the chainsaw will run out of gas at some point leaving you SOL.

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mbillie,

I too have recurring fantasies of waking up in a zombie infested world and going on a rampage of zombie destruction.

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mbillie,

I too have recurring fantasies of waking up in a zombie infested world and going on a rampage of zombie destruction.

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It would rule so hard. I pray that science is wrong about everything and one day zombies will start eating people so I can go pwn some zombies.