in your opinion what are your favorable zombie movies out to date?

i was just watching Diary Of The Dead and was wondering if there are more zombie stile movies i havent seen?

so lets here about them list them and see what there is out there worth watching

ya seen zombieland and thought it was funny! gota love me some twinkies

Brain dead , evil dead were really awesome and I love the walking dead it's a great tv series

if you haven't seen them 28 days later is awesome (not cheesy horrific) and it's sequel 28 weeks later, i also think that the walking dead is as good as your gonna get for new zombie stuff. also anything by george romero. and (this is a little off topic) if you want some awesome zombie videogames then the call of duty world at war and black ops games both have zombie missions that are awesome and there is also a game called dead island-nothing but pure zombie slaying action!!

rawhead rex,pumpkinhead,jacobs ladder,exorcist(only the first one)the gate1&2,hellraiser,the whole evil dead trilogy(my fav),

Shaun of the dead,I highly recommend it

1981 Zombie Lake
must see in my books!

Shaun of the dead is a good zomedy.
Hmmm.

Cant really think of anything else worth mentioning besides the classics.

Originally posted by josephamccoy
if you haven't seen them 28 days later is awesome (not cheesy horrific) and it's sequel 28 weeks later, i also think that the walking dead is as good as your gonna get for new zombie stuff. also anything by george romero. and (this is a little off topic) if you want some awesome zombie videogames then the call of duty world at war and black ops games both have zombie missions that are awesome and there is also a game called dead island-nothing but pure zombie slaying action!!

ya i have seen them movies they were good. i have played the black ops zombies also. some fun right there

List of my all time fave zombie-themed movies/shows:

-Night of the Living Dead (1968) The rise (pun intended) of the modern day zombie
-Dawn of the Dead (1978) The [so far] greatest zombie film to date
-Day of the Dead (1985) which wasn't Romero's best work, but it had its moments
-28 Days Later (2002) which I hesitate to mention since the screenplay was based on one of mine
-28 Weeks Later (2007) a good one. More action/less scares than the original. They're making a 3rd
-The Walking Dead (2010) [AMC] one of the best shows on tv in my humble opinion
-La Horde [French] (2009) an interesting scenario flick that I found quite watchable
-The Crazies (2010) like 28 days later, these zombies aren't dead, just realllllly crazy... hence the title
-Dawn of the Dead (2004) not as "authentic" as the original, but still a good movie.
-Night of the Living Dead (1990) Tom Savini's remake of Romero's classic. Best zombies on film imho.

and coming soon...

-World War Z (2012) the assembled cast makes me think this will be the biggest zombie flick ever

Most zombie films are garbage as stated in the op, but it seems the genre is finally beginning to find its flow thanks to some good literature out there now via Max Brooks and Robert Kirkman. Whenever I can't find a good zombie flick, I usually turn towards the chemical/nuclear/biological/related horror flicks to fill the gap. Some of my faves in that genre include:

-Right At Your Door (2006)
-Carriers (2009)
-Outbreak (1995)
-Contagion (2011)
-Invasion of the Body Snatchers
-The Stand (1994)
-The Last Man on Earth (1964)
-I Am Legend (2007)

Shaun of the dead and Zombieland are honorable mentions.

Great list.

If you can find out, check out "Fido".
It's an interesting take on the genre.

Basically, picture the 60's look and feel (and cars, clothes, etc.), but with the idea that there was a zombie rising, that was put down. Life went back to Americana, but with a caveat. A company called "ZomCom" invented a collar that keeps zombies docile. So, they are kept as pets and manual labor (and in some cases, sex slaves).

The main story is like a boy and his dog, but it's more of a boy and his zombie. A faulty collar leads to "Fido" snacking on some people, but the zombie also develops affection for the boy and his family, and of course, in Lassie fashion, ends up saving the day.

It's pretty messed up, but remarkably entertaining.

I saw mention of World War Z. If you can, get the book (and the Zombie Survival Guide, by the same author, Max Brooks (Mel Brooks' son, I believe). They are both really good reads, and remarkably realistic. They go above a normal zombie story with little literary twists, and a real analysis of what this could really be like to experience.

And no one happened to mention Return of the Living Dead?! lol. Plus 28 Days Later shouldn't be considered a 'zombie' film. They are 'infected' they don't return from the dead.