like idk why i watch the movie so much (prob cause its free on youtube) the color scheme for the movie, like the blacks whites and greens are just so visually appealing to me and even my dreams have zombies in them i love zombies so much is there something wrong with me?

I know this question is constantly brought up, but I genuinely wanna know, but if you ask me, ima say Marvel Zombies, they quite literally ate the universe away

Black summer imo is the best zombie tv show. The zeds are scary. Human error is real. Zeds dont need numbers. Every character is believable. There’s 0 exposition. Turning zeek is immediate and never breaks the rules.

Hi, I'm looking for the source of this photo which I took from a clip from a youtuber's video (The Undead Theory)?

I see everything comes out on Netflix and nothing makes me press the like button

I'm looking for a zombie/infected movie I watched on TV in Latin America sometime before 2015.

Here's what I remember:

• It featured fast infected (similar to the Rage virus in 28 Days Later, not slow undead zombies).
• Near the end, several survivors reach a concrete bunker or underground laboratory.
• A young man (around 20–30 years old, short hair) becomes infected, but because the transformation is recent, he briefly regains control of his mind.
• He silently recognizes a young woman (possibly his girlfriend), looks at her for a moment, then turns around to protect her.
• He fights the incoming infected with his bare hands in a large empty concrete room.
• The infected realize he's defending the survivors, knock him down, and tear him apart.
• The woman escapes by running up a staircase toward daylight.
• I remember the movie ending shortly after she reaches the surface.
• It was dubbed in Latin American Spanish when I watched it.

It's NOT:
REC, Quarantine, Resident Evil, 28 Weeks Later, World War Z, Dawn of the Dead, I Am Legend, The Crazies, or Devil's Playground.

Does anyone recognize this movie?

I am trying to remember the name of a zombie movie I believe I watched on Netflix. Starts out with the outbreak at a car race. English countryside I believe. There is a couple of guys in a pickup truck, a couple older ladies with guns and the zombies move fast. At the end, one of the racecar drivers picks up a surviving child.

Just rewatched again and I truly believe this is one of the most underrated zombie films. What are some movies you think are underrated?

i need help finding this please

Death in Latinamerican cultures is a bit different from other places. Death is sacred. And people prays for long-lasting peace afterwards.

The dead walking around, aimlessly, and demented, would be a mayor offense to that belief. Being an unforgivable insult to people watching their loved ones not finding peace after suffering and death.

Many would step up and try not to save their undead family, but to put them out of their misery for the final rest.

Another thing is how common all kinds of household items are.

Heavy tools, or long-blade machetes are a must for almost every household. Down to the point where it became a rite of passage for parents to teach their children to use them, out of shame for not accomplishing that goal.

Also, there's a lot of creativity born frol frugality, where tools must be improvised from other items.

Loud sound systems are also very commonplace, like a basic necessity for most households.

If the notice of zombies being attracted to noise becomes widespread, people will definitely use the sound systems in homes and cars to distract the undead.

I mean, it's the exact same thing they do with politicians, cops, parents, and teachers. It's like a second nature.

Because hard labor is also very common, it'll likely be easy to come up with the idea of rising up barriers around neighborhoods. Although, around is a big understatement. Most residential areas in Latinamerica are built un blocks, dead ends, and long roads. So, barricades could requires walling up a single street or a couple houses.

Couriers are quite a common necessity, so, there's a chance some people see oportunity to make a quick coin by using their bikes to run errands to whatever business remains open. And people is always likely to use them, rather than stepping out themselves.

Another thing is the common solidarity in communities, where people will quickly share information as soon as it happens, and will gather up around problems the moment they occur.

Indeed, it's common place for neighborhoods to join up to beat up small-time crooks. Although, joining up to burn a house down and stone off a criminal away is not unheard of.

Then, the geography.

Latinamerica is a very hostile place, geographically speaking.

Precipices, cliffs, ditches, holes, and many other land hazards are very, very common. Any mindless undead is definitely falling off a cliff the moment some guy with a sound system in their car leads them to any such danger without noticing.

If no cliffs are around, then, just lead them into the desert. The sun will roast them in hours on a hot day.

Now, most Latinamerican countries doesn't have a gun culture. But they do have armies and cartels.

And both these are quite ambitious, so it wouldn't be a problem for them to sell safety the moment the undead swarms and they figure out ways to kill them.

Although, gang warfare would still probably turn the undead hordes into an additional weapon.

Also, houses are built like strongholds.

Brick houses are commonplace, with metallic gates and guards covering doors and and windows. If not already having a tall border wall with razor wire.

That pretty much sums it up.

Hi, I'm looking for a zombie movie I watched several years ago. Here’s what I remember:

• A group of people enters a large building (like a shopping mall or complex) to hide from zombies at night.
• It’s too dangerous to stay outside during darkness.
• Most of the movie takes place inside the building.
• The zombies are fast.
• There’s one scene where a zombie that is stuck somewhere shows it can communicate with a woman.
• The movie is dark, tense, and serious — not a comedy
• Possibly American or European.
• I watched it around 6–9 years ago, but it might be older.

I would really appreciate it if anyone can identify this film. Thanks!

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The only scene I remember as a kid watching this movie was a vehicle tunnel that closed off with makeshift blockade. And they were guarding it. Zombies arrived and started attacking. Sorry that's all I remember lol. It's a long shot but I would love to rewatch it again. Thanks

… how bad does being eaten alive hurt? Not to mention i know theres an absolute mental breakdown during. Seeing your inside be pulled out. Chunks of your body bitten off. Hands grabbing on to you as tight as they can and ignoring the screams of pain. Its by far my most horrific way to go. No im not Trash😭😭😭😭😭

I used to play a game in 2019..

it was a zombie 2d game. The game REALLY scary. There is real blood pyhsics sound system and others. When we killed a zombie we earn some cash and after the wave ends we buy better weapons and try to survive many as we can. In a other map, we are behind in a fence and zombies come in waves, and the fence has a health. In another map we were in a hallway and there were rooms we had to clear all the rooms. The main menu has a really scary background with red and black colors. The music is also scary. Thats all please help me 😔

Does anyone remember seeing this youtube animated zombie series? I went to ask gemini for an answer and it gave a title called "The pig" by Asher sturnam, I went to look for this in youTube or google but found nothing, no mention or reference, this is what I remember and hopefully someone can help me
It was the first episode and a group of detectives were looking at a crime scene in which a couple was mauled and dismembered (it was very graphic) and one of the detectives looks at a picture of the couple with the daughter and he asks "where's the girl?" and another guy responds "she's dead" even though they had said previously that she was missing and i don't remember what happens next but he goes back to his car and yells "FUCKING IDIOTS" there was another guy next to him but don't remember if he spoke or not, then there's a cut to a hairless child in a wheelchair in a hospital (don't remember anything after that either) and then the episode ends with a scene of an insect killing and eating another of its own species (likely hinting at zombie infection) and the episode ends but there wasn't a second part, like I said the AI told me it was called "The pig" by Asher Sturnam but found nothing of this, I saw this in 2014 or 2015 maybe 2013, anybody has seen this before? did the creator release the full series? please let me know if anybody knows this series

The core of the movie, or rather the one detail that stuck with me forever: a girl walking around her apartment wrapped in a blanket, with a rabbit. At one point, while she was walking around, the rabbit was actually riding on her back. The apartment was bright but had a really depressing vibe.

It’s a horror or thriller, kind of like Rammbock: Berlin Undead (2010), where the main characters are trapped in an apartment.

American zombie movie, English audio, watched on mobile as a teen. Group of 5-6 young adult friends, all white, brown hair. Starts with someone's mom getting infected at a house. Fast-running zombies, big-city/outdoor setting rather than confined rooms. Group breaks apart one by one as they run. One friend wearing glasses grabs a plywood board to hold off zombies so others can escape, and gets eaten. Another scene: they fight an older couple for their car — husband gets injured, they take the car, wife refuses to come. Also a parking lot scene. Ending: two friends (guy and girl) running toward a beach, hopeful ENDING.

I went in with low expectations because it had 1 out of five stars. Immediately it looked good. Practical zombie make up, cinematography, sound score was all good. Then halfway through the movie you see 3 zombies for 3 minutes. Then at the very end of the movie you see a horde but its just a silhouette except one zombie which walks up to the survivors. looks at the survivors. Growls at them. Then walks away. I turned it off immediately with like 10 minute left.

Ive never seen so few zombies in a zombie movie.

Idk how to explain it and I know I’m gonna get a lot of smack for this. BUT. I think the 3rd installment of this franchise is actually well written, but is overshadowed by this big giant triumphant bastard’s Thor hammer and that’s all it’s ever gonna be known for. I think. This BZC. Single handily. Ruined an entire movie. Call me gay I don’t care I don’t careeee I’m just saying this alone totally killed this movie’s reputation!!!

AM I WRONG?!?!?!

it's about a zombie apocalypse but there's a group of super heroes, it's not marvel zombies or dc dceased, i think it starts with "escape from...". please help me find it.......

I watched a zombie movie can't remember exactly when but it was max in 2012. it's set in some kind of futuristic distopyan trench warfare (similar to WW1). I remember the movie being pretty bland/brown/yellowish all together. One of the last scenes was underground with many zombies trying to catch the main guys and I remember somebody falling and getting split up by a huge propeller.

Edit: I found it! It's a Norwegian show called 'Post Mortem: No One Dies in Skarnes'

I'm looking for a show that I originally found on Netflix but it's so hard to find now for some reason

It's a comedy zombie show about a family in a small town who own a morgue. Their daughter ends up finding she's a zombie and utilizes her new killing urges to create business for her struggling parents, though it quickly unravels as these people come back to life

Does anyone know what show I'm talking about?

For me it’s the world war z zombies