Zombies 101

Dead Snow 2: Red vs Dead is a gorgeous movie that hits the ground running, taking place immediately following the final moments of the first film.

I can honestly say that there’s not a single film in ten years of Easter Zombie Movies that creates as much tension and tangible anxiety in me like Pontypool.

For just wall-to-wall action and hundreds of fast zombies, La Horde's hard to beat.

I’m going to go out on a limb here and say Dead Set is one of the most inspired tributes to Dawn of the Dead ever put on film.

They wanted Night of the Living Dead in color, but what they got was a fable of ecological disaster, the collapse of authority, and gore that set a new standard in realism.

The real horror of They Came Back is that despite the dead’s mysterious return, they never come back fully, and they are constantly preoccupied with leaving.

All the Devils are Here is an extremely entertaining throw-back to 80s low-budget horror!

Zombie Spring Breakers is the least creative, most pointless zombie comedy I have ever seen.

Happily, Bong of the Living Dead is still an enjoyably fun comedy even if you regrettably don’t happen to know anyone involved.

While the rest of the film plays out along a more traditional narrative line, Fitts’ struggle is key to what makes I am Alone stand out.

This is a film that lives or dies on the performance of the lead, and Allen brings hidden depths to the role and owns every scene.

Yes, for a zombie movie set in a strip club that features waterworks and farting to music, Peelers is remarkably conservative at times.

How long do you think you can last during a zombie apocalypse?

I bought a VHS copy of this movie in 2003 for five bucks at a local thrift shop because it sounded amazing at the time.

Ultimately, I didn't really feel that Pride and Prejudice and Zombies really brought all that much to the table beyond the novelty of its source material.

The Girl with All the Gifts is one of the most original takes on the zombie apocalypse genre I've seen in years and a joy from start to finish.

South Korean writer/director Yeon Sang-Ho has crafted two of the strongest zombie films in recent memory, and he did them back-to-back.

We chose to stick to the year 2015, which gave us an odd mix of super-serious and the super-goofy with What We Become and Freaks of Nature.

Fight Like a Girl suffered from money problems, technical problems, and personnel problems.

Well, they can't all be gold.