Zombies

While on a picnic near the BOSS Oil refinery, Rantdog and his family are attacked by Tar Zombies. Only the bumbling Rantdog survives. He vows to avenge his family's untimely deaths. Instead, he's discovered drunk in a bar by Smash, a BOSS Oil Executive, who's masquerading as a journalist. Together they attack the Tar Zombie hordes. They make things much worse, but they do fall in love! Rantdog's undead family and, Twitch, the BOSS Oil CEO, are not impressed. Rantdog learns that revenge is no picnic!

Peter, who killed his beloved out of jealousy, twenty years later meets a girl, into whose soul the spirit of the mother - the hero's victim - has infiltrated. Having bewitched Peter, the young witch forces him to commit violence and murder.

In the tiny town of Nagievsk in the Sverdlovsk region, a catastrophe occurred. As a result of a failed experiment by scientists, the experimental virus they invented ended up in the drinking water, turning the townspeople into a horde of decaying undead, ready to devour anything in their path. Nagievsk was placed under quarantine and erased from all existing maps. Officially, such a town no longer exists. And it is precisely there that a young man named Max is heading from the nearby town of Porechensk. He must find the vaccine, which, they say, is hidden somewhere in the infected and erased settlement from life.

This documentary was shot at the George A. Romero Filmmaking Program, with special effects by Tom Savini's Special Make-up Effects Program. The story involves iconic zombie extras from the original Dawn and Day of the Dead who, decades later, find themselves in demand at Pop Culture Comicons. We chase down these zombies to see why these early Romero films resonate so much with fans. Meanwhile, the crew shooting this film set out on a horrifying adventure of their own.

Dr. Vic McNaughton is pushed to the brink of insanity by the warped misdeeds of feline-loving Space Zombies. Shot on digital video, this film pays homage to B-Movies of the 50s, 60s and 70s - in particular the films of Edward D. Wood Jr.

After an apocalypse nearly destroys the planet; the dead are resurrected as a result of lasting radioactivity. Without an effective means of destroying all zombies, an organization simply known as Undead Manor presents a "solution". The mastermind of the facility offers families with a means of containing their undead loved ones by housing them in "memorial cells". However, a group of guests invited to tour the facility, soon discovers that this service comes at a high price. One by one the undead begin to escape their cells, and the guests must ban together in order to survive the "Attack of the Radioactive Zombies."

Stanley Johnson is an average high schooler with average problems: grades, bullies, girls, and zombies.

Elizabeth Bennet battles fierce zombies, while trying to win the heart of the arrogant Mr. Darcy.

The terrific debut work, never-before-seen stunts and special effects! A zombie virus-infested e-mail provokes a rapidly spreading epidemic of zombification and innovative homicides.

Lord Plaag from outer space has awoken from his slumber in a town near London, England called Hertford. Nigel is a comic salesman who must save his girlfriend from Lord Plaag's evil clutches (not the car variety).

The films in the Pot Zombies series.

Nate and Steve make a new website!!

A freak accident happens at Area 51 killing or turning most of the town into zombies. Unaffected were the diner crew and their robbers who were all safe in the freezer at the time.

A special team of allied forces are sent to infiltrate a Nazi occupied bunker. When they arrive, they discover the scientific experiments that have been taking place there have turned everyone into super human, flesh eating zombies.

After dealing with 2 sororities, Mac and Teddy now have to face a Zombie Uprising.