Dawn of the Dead

I thought it was a very solid retelling of one of my favorite horror movies of all time. I don't think this is quite as good, but it unquestionably has better acting and zombie action. Snyder directed this really well and I'd love to see him do some more horror based movies. All of scares were genuine and all of the zombie lore was welcoming and felt fresh. It's also pretty well acted and paced. Pays good homage to the original and manages to be its own kind of beast. Super solid.

A, thankfully, nihillistic take on what could have been the worst kind of remake cash-in bullshit. Thoroughly convincing, and humourosly scored scenes of societal collapse give way to a barebones action narrative - the last section sticks closely to the Aliens action blueprint. Despite what you might assume the subtext of its predessor isn't completely lost - the closing 'new frontiers' sting being the best example of the sly veign of humour that runs through the film.

One of the better zombie movies. Starts off with a bang and never really lets up. Ty Burrell gives a memorable and hilarious performance and the movie was surprisingly funny. I like how they weren't too faithful to the original film but it was missing a sense of desperation that the original did have. I also wish the rest of the film lived up to the fantastic opening scene. And that title sequence was great.

I'm not really big into zombie flicks But I felt like this could possibly happen Except for the zombie baby Loved when the credits roll and they finally arrive on island only too find more zombies laughed my butt off

Since I am such a fan of the horror genre (in particular the zombie movie) it saddens me to say this is the best. The acting could be much better even though Ving Rhames is in it. A better script could have been done. The only thing in this movie that is above my expectations is the score, and music. I'm sorry to say that everything could have been better, it's just that I am such a fan of the genre.