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28 Days Later (2002)
$7.99The first (and many say best) of the “fast zombie” and “viral zombie” subgenre, that still holds up twenty years after Danny Boyle made it. Fast, smart, harrowing, and a game-changer.
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28 Weeks Later (2008)
$14.99It’s not the near-perfect zompoc of Boyle’s 28 Days Later, but the action is great, the jump scares are well-earned, and, like the first film, it’s got a great cast. Not essential, but a solid sequel.
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All Cheerleaders Die (2014)
$14.99A bloody good zombie action pic from Australia and the warmed mind of Lucky McKee (The Woman, May, etc.). Far from flawless but a lot of fun… and not what you’d expect from your normal zombie flick!
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Anna and the Apocalypse (2017)
$9.99A zombie musical that’s remarkably charming in its own quirky way, complete with a musical comedy small town, insufferably cute high school kids who constantly burst into song… and a swarm of flesh-eating corpses that won’t stay dead. Try it. You just might like it.
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Black Friday (2021)
$12.96It starts the day after Thanksgiving, when all those insane shoppers go full-tilt zombie, thanks to some goo right out of The Stuff. The ending gets a little too Ghostbusters, but it’s a solid piece of comedy horror.
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Blood Quantum (2019)
$13.99The only zombie apocalypse movie we know set inside the First Nations — specifically in the devastated Mi’kmaq reservation that survives because Native Americans seem to be immune to the zombie virus. An overlooked but damn good — and very grim — film.
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Cockneys vs Zombie (2012)
$7.99There’s no reason this should be so funny, engaging, and even exciting, but it is. There’s a mad exuberance about old folks blasting away at the undead while the hapless younger generation can barely keep up. A truly underrated cult classic.
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Evil Dead 2 (2007)
$14.99Raimi & Campbell’s Evil Dead 2 is a wild ride that not only made its mark on zombie-entertainment history but is good enough to warrant repeat viewing. An Essential!
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Fido (2006)
$9.98Even big-time zombie movie fans may have missed this one. Is it a comedy? A satire? A skewed love story? All that and more, and one of the least expected and most watchable of the “dark comedies” to come out of the genre.