Best old horror movies with zombies 12 Articles

by Glenda K. Fralin

Zombies have been caused by viruses, chemical weapons, voodoo, and a host of other things. The one thing that is a constant with zombies is they can make other zombies. They do not procreate by sex, but by bite or some o...read more

by Mark Mihalko

While scavenging through the reviews on this website the other day trying to come up with an idea for my next review, I was surprised to see a review of Revolt of the Zombies. Ironically, I had only watched that movie a co...read more

by Bob Younce

Zombies have been a staple of horror movies since the genre began. While George Romero's Night of the Living Dead in 1968 may have helped to more narrowly define the zombie-horror genre, the fact is that there are several...read more

by Tricia Schneider

Throughout the years of the movie industry, zombies have evolved from slow moving mindless creatures to fast, lethal, and intelligent undead beings. From the unfortunates cursed with voodoo spells to reanimated corpses, z...read more

by Bobby Coles

The living dead feasted on the fears and qualms of the general populace with several different films heading the way. Aside from the cult classic Night of the Living Dead, a wide spate of blood-thirsty brain sucking films...read more

by John Devera

Night of the Living Dead, by George Romero, is the turning point of the zombie movie. This seminal film that has influenced every horror director since, is the very first zombie movie that had dead people coming back to l...read more

by Elizabeth Kelly

If the words "old zombie movie" make you think immediately of Night of the Living Dead, you need a crash course in zombie movie history. While director George Romero certainly took the zombie mythology to new heights (ones...read more

by Dawn Stout

One of the best old horror movies I can remember is the Night of the Living Dead. The film was released on October 1st 1968, directed by George A. Romero. The screenplay was written by George A Romero and John A Russo. The...read more

by Teresa Roberts

I'm a huge horror fan. I don't scare easily during movies or while reading a book so when i come across something that makes me jump a bit I am quite pleased. Stephen King, Dean Koontz, Clive Barker and more. I love them a...read more

by AnalogKid82

Without question, props must be given to George A. Romero's 1968 masterpiece, "Night of the Living Dead." This black-and-white classic is the gold standard by which all other zombie movies are measured. While the movie doe...read more

by John Neely

As the living dead lurch forward ever so slowly, arms disjointed falling uselessly by their sides, we peer through the old wooden house and hope that it will last. The zombies are not fast, they are not strong, but they ke...read more

by Melinda Hardeman

It's a matter of taste when naming the best old horror movie where zombies ruled. But in my opinion, Bob Clark's 1974 "Deathdream", the follow-up film to "Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things" takes the cake as best o...read more