That's the original Dawn of the Dead movie from 1978 I think.
Seconded.
I watched that in my schooldays during the "video nasty" days, you could actually rent videos at that time and there were no age restrictions, that wasn't brough into effect til later. I used to rent videos - any younger readers, that was what you watched back in the day before DVDs - that were 18 certificate when I was about 13 or 14, no questions asked.
and the ending when you saw the hordes of zombies walking across the Brooklyn Bridge.Yeah, that window frame scene was pretty gruesome for a 14 year old back then.I watched that in my schooldays during the "video nasty" days, you could actually rent videos at that time and there were no age restrictions, that wasn't brough into effect til later. I used to rent videos - any younger readers, that was what you watched back in the day before DVDs - that were 18 certificate when I was about 13 or 14, no questions asked.
The two things I remember the most from that film was the scene with the broken window frame
What's a 'dvd'? They got that on Netflix?I watched that in my schooldays during the "video nasty" days, you could actually rent videos at that time and there were no age restrictions, that wasn't brough into effect til later. I used to rent videos - any younger readers, that was what you watched back in the day before DVDs - that were 18 certificate when I was about 13 or 14, no questions asked.
The two things I remember the most from that film was the scene with the broken door frame
Ows that?Not a zombie movie
Good list, would be my choices too.
I'm sure I saw both of those back in the day as well, I think they were on the "video nasty" banned list at one point along with other stuff like Driller Killer and I Spit on Your Grave, although nowadays I doubt they would attract too much attention in the way of censorship.
Train to Busan is excellent, I didn't realise there was an animated prequel.
It was the girlfriend, Judy Rose, that always stood out to me as truly horrible acting/writing. Tallman, the main chick, got a bit of cult following for being on Babylon 5. But yeah, not a great actress by any stretch.
I forgot about her. I kind of always just assumed she was an actual redneck that lived nearby they gave a role to.We'll said man, a game changer in cinema.Night Of The Living Dead
Romero original is still to be beaten.
Zombies are undead. People in 28 days later were infected with a virus so they basically turned into Cujo but they weren't dead. That's being the pedantic, hence the emoji. I don't really care how people categorize these things.
The thing I loved most about pontypool was the imagined horror. The guy in the “helicopter” describing what he was seeing, and reacting to it. Which in turn had other reacting to it. Shows what people can do when then can spark up the imagination.
