I love the George Romero films of course. But I have to say the new "Dawn of the Dead" was the most terrifying and distrubing horror film I've ever seen.
"Shawn of the Dead" was good for a few laughs, but it really lost it's vision towards the end when it became graphically violent and serious - out of context with the start of the movie.
"28 Days Later" was good, the best zombie movie in a long time, until "Dawn of the Dead" came out.
Dr Phibes movies are good too. "Carnival of Souls" is one of the most haunting movies ever, but not really a zombie or slasher film.
The first "Friday the 13th" and "Holloween" films were OK, but the whole slasher-flick thing became very boring, very fast. Seen any three of 'em, you've seen 'em all.
I do like the whole last-guy-alive theory. There's an old, old book called "The Purple Cloud" that I recommend if the topic interests you.
Best Wishes,
Bob
"Shawn of the Dead" was good for a few laughs, but it really lost it's vision towards the end when it became graphically violent and serious - out of context with the start of the movie.
"28 Days Later" was good, the best zombie movie in a long time, until "Dawn of the Dead" came out.
Dr Phibes movies are good too. "Carnival of Souls" is one of the most haunting movies ever, but not really a zombie or slasher film.
The first "Friday the 13th" and "Holloween" films were OK, but the whole slasher-flick thing became very boring, very fast. Seen any three of 'em, you've seen 'em all.
I do like the whole last-guy-alive theory. There's an old, old book called "The Purple Cloud" that I recommend if the topic interests you.
Best Wishes,
Bob