REACTING to *Dawn of the Dead* IT'S SO CRAZY!!!! (First Time Watching) Zombie Movies

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James and Ninetailedbrush another zombie movie calssic, Dawn of the Dead! See hwo Zack Snyder remakes this 1978 with classic with stars such as VingRaimes and his signature slo mo style! Enjoy!
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[@whitenoisereacts]

Who thinks we should watch the original??

[@connorbarrett3422]

Seems unnecessary

[@thomasbaker2067]

Yes, watch the original.

[@hrishiv27]

The original is better. Snyder Took a story about consumerism and humanity being stripped away from us, and turned it into the Christian apocalypse interspersed with “cool action scenes”.

[@hrishiv27]

@internetmaster1 look up the contexts of the “No more room in hell” line in both versions, and tell me that Zack understood the intention of the line.

[@RetroRobotRadio]

Definitely watch the original. It's a much better film.

[@leok7193]

I feel like there was a post-credit scene of them getting to the island. Worth a watch for the conclusion.

[@MikeyWilliams1998]

Ya then none of them survived

[@tylermatthew349]

They probably stay by the boat you guys I hope they survive and make part 2 of dawn of the dead 2 sequel

[@cinemacodey]

Yeah there was an extra part maybe it’s an extended cut where they make it to the island and it’s over run by zombies and they all die.

[@tylermatthew349]

@@cinemacodey but their fates it’s unknown but zack or James know also it possible because they probably stay by boat an left camera ground

[@cinemacodey]

@@tylermatthew349 that’s true they don’t let you know for sure.

[@ryannielson9961]

That black guy actor on the television talking about how "Satan has sent his dead to earth" was the main protagonist in the original film.

[@jayeisenhardt1337]

oh wow never knew that

[@steveholt]

Ken Foree. Ving Rhames character was named Kenneth in his honor.

[@djpemb]

Don’t forget the army guy on the tv was the other cop from the original and the cop who says “just shoot em in the head” on the tv was the biker from the original

[@SnailHatan]

Oh shit, that’s a great detail. Makes so much more sense now

[@roseoftheday582]

If you didn’t watch the end credits: Essentially the four survivors make it to the island they believe will be uninhabited as they believe zombies can’t swim. However, when they arrive and dock the boat (which by the way they find a zombified severed head in a cooler on the boat) they quickly find out that the island isn’t so uninhabited after all. It’s cuts off the film (which the ending credits are shot from the perspective of a video camera) and it’s suggested our survivors are no longer surviving. At least, that’s how it went from memory. Anyone is welcome to correct me.

[@melinda4360]

You missed the very last part of the movie. Keep watching

[@jessicabluanythingnerdy]

They find a small boat on their way to the island and on the boat is a cooler with a zombie in it. When they get to the island the dog jumps out and runs into the trees. You can hear the dog start barking, then a horde of zombies came out of the trees and you see them trying to run back to the boat.

[@julienielsen4462]

I’m assuming only the dog survives.

[@fullmoonprepping4024]

Spoiler dummy! Just tell them to watch it! Jesus!

[@tylermatthew349]

Zack need to make dawn of the dead 2 sequel and four survivors to as well

[@nathmg11]

Am I the only one that made a noise when they missed the post-credit scene? 😂 Not your fault though, they used the post-credit scene before the post-credit scene was such a thing.

[@horrorspeaks]

Yea lol. I was like nooo 😂

[@uscssnostromo8492]

I literally shouted “I knew it!” because they always seem so ready to stop movies at the start of credit sequences! 😂 And it really is a misnomer that post-credit sequences are somehow this modern phenomenon that’s only come about in the past decade or whatever. They’ve been around for MUCH longer than that, just not as widely used/copied. I honestly don’t even feel like a movie is finished or that I’ve seen the entire film unless I’ve sat through at least the majority of its credits sequence. Somehow I feel like that comment dates me. 😂

[@theresashores2512]

Dawn of the dead was my first exposure to fast zombies in movies. I loved it!!!

[@whitenoisereacts]

It’s a pretty great first movie

[@2apocalypsex]

The Return of the Living Dead (1985) was the first zombie movie to feature fast zombies. If you haven't seen it, I highly recommend that you watch it. in my opinion it is one of the best zombie flicks of all time and it's my personal favorite movie of all time

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

@@2apocalypsex Glad to see someone else recommending Return of the Living Dead. Such a fun movie!

[@jakealter5504]

@@whitenoisereacts it was one of my first zombie movies, along with the first two resident evil movies, 28 days later, and land of the dead

[@JungleJuliaDP]

Fun Fact: The guy on the TV was Ken Foree. He was in the original Dawn of the Dead.

[@steveholt]

Fun fact- Ving Rhames character was named Kenneth to honor Ken Foree

[@aquaberry6296]

This movie scared me so much when i was a kid and it still gives me the chills as a adult

[@jayman58016]

CJ ended up being a righteous dude. He went out like a boss!

[@thetexanjedi95]

I would highly recommend not setting zombies on fire, unless you can corral them or have them fall in a pit. If they're truly undead, not technically still a living being like 28 days and the Last of Us, they don't feel pain and will still keep coming at you until their bodies give out from the fire or their brains boil. Zombies are bad already, a flaming zombie is worse. Also it can set the area you're in on fire too and lead to more problems.

[@whitenoisereacts]

That’s true

[@johnlime1469]

Damn I never thought about that.

[@SnailHatan]

Depends on the fire. Gas? Hell nah. Kerosene or some hotter burning fuel? Absolutely. Doesn’t take long for a brain to be rendered non-functional from flames

[@klyph]

I normally oppose remakes on general principle, but this one truly surprised my friends and I. We saw it in the theater and loved it! Aside from the basic premise of hiding from zombies in a mall, it's an entirely different movie than the original. The "Down With The Sickness" and celebrity sniper sequences were hilarious. Definitely check out the original, though. It's essential horror viewing.

[@katakovacs2066]

Eh i liked it too but for a remake it's really using a lot of the same scenes from the original and not just the mall: the old lady who became a zombie, the guy from the other side from the street, the chainsaw kill, CJ's death, the ending with the island of zombies etc..

[@deepalall647]

Watch the Spanish zombie movie 'Rec'. It's really good.

[@damaniqphillip2756]

That pastor on the tv was in the original

[@Rmlohner]

To me, the most representative scene of the movie is when everyone's settled into the mall, and we've just gotten a really comfortable grasp on who everyone is...and then suddenly we're given a literal truckload of new characters, like Snyder was worried the ones he already had couldn't be good enough to carry a whole film.

[@Ivosferatus]

To think that this was Zack Snyder's directorial debut shows how much of a talented guy he is.

[@Zombiesnyder13]

Zack Snyder and James Gunn could work together again

[@boqndimitrov8693]

It's a pity that the island turned out to be the last stop for everyone, but things don't always end the way we want them to. the disc used to have quite a few short films about many of the characters, like watching another movie

[@Ericairline]

There’s a post credit scene you missed. They make it to the island but the island is already overrun with zombies.

[@tylermatthew349]

did they survive or stay by the boat and left what bout the people made this movie 2004 why they didn’t want to make sequel

[@bigpac25]

@@tylermatthew349 they all died

[@tylermatthew349]

@@bigpac25 no there not 😠😔

[@rumham7466]

I love love zombie movies. And shows, books. I didn’t grow up familiar with the zombie genre but got into it a few years ago. I think I’ve seen every zombie movie though. Or close to. They need to make more lol

[@ApesAmongUs]

The 70's one is weird. It's basically a comedy at times. A better movie, but not really similar to this one in any meaningful way beyond "there's a mall".

[@dnllrnt]

I've watched the original more than the remake. Better character arcs seeing as how there's only 4 people as opposed to nearly a dozen. They learn how to move quietly through the mall before clearing it out, they plan ahead with making a fake wall in the event it's overrun, learn how to fly the helicopter and my favorite piece: they learn to shoot. They go months before nailing headshots. In the remake, everyone's nailing headshots with zero effort. It's the little things.

[@jakealter5504]

@@dnllrnt the original is longer, focused more on social commentary, and didn’t keep the zombies as the main threat. The remake was shorter, was focused on the action/horror, and did a great job at keeping the zombies as the main threat

[@devakibhagwat6146]

for a whole minute, I thought you were watching Shawn of the Dead and got SO EXCITED Still excited after realising that this is Dawn of the Dead

[@mothermedusa9921]

They do have a reaction do Shaun of the Dead as well.

[@whitenoisereacts]

Yeah…it’s up lol

[@melinda4360]

2005 "Land of the Dead": Directed by George A. Romero. With Simon Baker, John Leguizamo, Dennis Hopper, Asia Argento. Very good zombie movie. . A video game was created from this movie.

[@tylermatthew349]

What bout four survivors dog from dawn of the dead 2004 an they should make part 2 of dawn of the dead 2 sequel

[@adampellett4917]

I love zombie movies. It’s very entertaining with bloody guts, gore and scares. Two great filmmakers made the best remake in 2004. What a great year for making zombies. Great reaction, gents. 🧟‍♂️🧟🧟‍♀️🧟‍♀️🧟🧟‍♂️🧟‍♀️🧟🧟‍♂️🧟‍♀️🧟🧟‍♂️🧟‍♂️

[@MariusMalek]

I really hate the added ending in the credits, but you guys need to check the credits in movies to make sure you don't miss them. This is twice I've noticed so far. Some movies have surprise or twist short scenes once the credits roll.

[@0203darkstar]

Since my mom considered me traumatized after I watched a horror movie when I was like 10 and had to keep the lights on for weeks this was one of the first scary movies I was able to sneak into watching and one of the reasons I discovered I love watching zombie movies. Hope you check out Land of the Dead too. Has one of the zombies I really love xD

[@ricchoder2983]

This is my all time favorite zombie film definitely raised the bar with the running zombies

[@deepalall647]

Please add 2007 movie 'The Mist' in your list, it's directed by Frank Darabont who directed 'The Shawshank Redemption' and 'The Green Mile'.The movie is based on Stephen King novel with the same name.

[@whitenoisereacts]

The mist, ok I’ll have to add it!

[@deepalall647]

@@whitenoisereacts Yay! Thanks

[@tonyyul703]

@@whitenoisereacts be sure to watch *Day of the Dead 1985*

[@tonyyul703]

@@whitenoisereacts oh and *28 Days Later* and *28 Weeks Later*

[@LudusAurea]

Absolutely you should do the mist

[@christopherking4932]

You have to remember everything is just happening, so they don't know what a zombie is or how they get infected.

[@JoyfulOrb]

The best reason to watch the original as well, is the people who die or live are different, watch both all the way to the end!

[@Haayz071]

This movie is super special to me! When this came out I was about 8 or 9. I had just started watching horror movies. Up until this point I had been creeped out before but nothing had genuinely scared me. Also I had never seen a zombie movie before at the time. This fkn movie messed me up lmao. Nightmares for weeks 😂 but also started my love for zombie movies!! Ive also always appreciated that these zombies ignored animals and the dog lived! Thanks for the reaction guys!

[@Jeffw.35]

Tom Savini's remake of "Night of the Living Dead" is a great watch/remake as Romero was highly involved, so if not into the black & white version, the 1990 version is a great alternative. 🤘

[@RicketyRooster]

One of the best remakes!

[@dnllrnt]

One of the few movies with excellent commentary. Lots of trivia nuggets from Snyder.

[@TheThetaMan]

I love you guys reaction and your commentary throughout. Keep em coming!! 💯 👍🏾🙏🏾

[@whitenoisereacts]

Thanks man!

[@porgyt7177]

May I suggest, as consumers and reviewers of movies, that regardless if you think that there's an after scene, you kind of owe it to the filmmakers to sit through the credits... it helps.

[@evanhughes1510]

Helps what?

[@nicktroisi6347]

Fun fact most of the opening footage is taken from real life events and the song “The Man That Comes Around” by Johnny Cash was purposely chosen to set the tone of the film that all hell has broken loose. And yes some elements from the 28 Days franchise are used such as the fast zombies. Zack Snyder stated that he didn’t want to use the slow zombies because he didn’t think they would be as terrifying and that they weren’t as effective as the fast zombies

[@maximillianosaben]

This is Snyder's most fun movie, I'd say.

[@patrickfoster8335]

Also no one mentioned that the priest on tv and Andy the gun guy are both the actors from the original?

[@symonew33]

I’m trying to imagine this happing in my town and yeah if we go there at an early enough hour the mall would be closed and deserted but it would be impossible to secure because all the doors are those double doors made of glass like every single door

[@whitenoisereacts]

Yeah, I would be paranoid

[@LordofFullmetal]

Yeah, agree. A mall would be way too difficult to secure. When you're selecting an initial zombie base, first priority is that it's easy to secure - THEN food and water. If you can secure one area, then you can slowly expand that safe area over time, send people out on supply runs, and gain access to more resources.

[@VsMemeNurdik]

Can you react to 30 days of night? I know it’s not a zombie movie

[@mothermedusa9921]

Underrated! Such a great and terrifying Vamp movie.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

It’s a good movie for reacting to. Perfect level of suspense & craziness.

[@brettwerner1413]

I remember watching the first ten min at home they showed to promote the movie. Man! I was blown away. Needless to say I was in line for the first showing in my neighborhood

[@elvisrevilla1440]

watch the full credits, ther's still have more scenes......

[@cflournoy1529]

Wait!!!!!!! Did you finish watching the end credits??????? There’s more!!!!!

[@NurseAmamiya]

There are two deleted parts of the film, both of which you can watch here on youtube. The first is the news brodcast that take place before, and during the film and the second are the recorded videos of Andy, the gun store owner during the events of the film to the last where he got bit.

[@chermebrownsauce8049]

The original, if not for a react, must be watched regardless. The whole Romero trilogy is a must for everyone that call themselves a zombie fan

[@Jeff_Vader]

It's not a Trilogy, it's currently a hexalogy and soon to be an octology.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

Dang, I’m glad I searched for ‘movie reactions’ cause I never got the notification for this. Gonna put in a plug for Return of the Living Dead, from ‘86. It’s great fun, but still creepy & gory. The best kind of 80’s camp.

[@lottelarsen2918]

WHAT. ....wait you stopped the movie before it was over😨

[@d3l3tes00n]

I remember skipping my high school prom to go see this lol totally worth it

[@TheBrowniesOwn]

this is my all time favorite zombie movie. horrifying, runner zombies, fast revive, kinda funny and lighthearted, and everyone dies in the end. perfect zombie movie conclusion.

[@flibber123]

What annoys me about so many zombie movies and shows is people never start by shooting them in the head. If you can stand there and aim, there's no reason you'd want to shoot anyone in any part of their body except the head if you're trying to kill them.

[@suz5765]

The army guy on the news and the hell preaching pastor were both in the original dawn, the helicopter flying overhead as Anna flees her house is the helicopter driven by Steve in the original and one of the shops in the mall is named after the actress that was in the original too. Snyder added these little things as a nod to the original cast (cameo from Tom savini too). It's a real shame you missed the end credits but without them it's more optimistic as end credits are not lol

[@Kuessemir]

Saw this senior year of high school, i remember it vividly as it was the beginning of a renewed cultural obsession with zombies and my own fascination with it and parallel genres. there are some fantastic deleted scenes on the dvd special features involving the story of Andy, the ammo shop guy.

[@Uta_Chandra.H]

One of my favourite Summer movies. I later realize Kevin Zeger played in this movie. He use to be the child actor from Air bud!

[@BoyKwentoOfficial]

The post credits leave you hanging makes you think if they survived or died

[@ChulsZFF]

I love when coincidences happen. I just watched this and when the clock switched to 6:37 I giggled to myself because I thought it might be around that time currently because that's around the time my husband gets home and I heard him come home and I checked the time and it was 6:36 seconds away. Also saw No Country For Old Men on the same day Harrison mentions in the film...I believe Nov 22nd.

[@ADR199E]

Yea!

[@dustbunny1977]

Best zombie movie out there!

[@1985anj]

You guys should check out "The Return of the Living Dead" . I don't want to spoil the movie, but the zombies are more than what you think a zombie should be.

[@clairekane4157]

Guys - haven't laughed as hard for a while as I did with the chainsaw scene. You 2 rock✌️

[@whitenoisereacts]

Thanks

[@ShesBats]

Oh! And I love the snippet at the end when they just let you know that no one survived because they found the zombies on the ship and there was a horde when they docked😂 classic no one survives an apocalypse

[@Barada73]

I think they were trying to write characters that didn’t know they were in a zombie movie. With that in mind, most of the decisions made by those characters make a bit more sense. These were traumatized people who were completely disoriented and confused by the events they were witnessing and they were making decisions based on extremely limited information. So I always cut them some slack on some of their missteps.

[@MJ-hz6gh]

exactly this, i dont get how watchers get mad at characters that obviously aren’t aware of the whole zombie thing.

[@theelephantear03]

Oooh i think you guys would really enjoy zack snyder's army of the dead, it's just very very entertaining, just overall super badass

[@tylermatthew349]

That movie suck and has no sequel man but was expecting for part 2 an dawn of the dead 2 sequel and four survivors new characters that dog to as well

[@jesseclarke1793]

You should check out Day of the Dead bloodline 2017 Cockneys v zombies and Scouts guide to the zombie apocalypse the pretty good movies

[@babetteafiokbol6848]

One of my favourite movies. I watch it every month. Did you know, in the dvd extras is a short film about Andy?

[@Orloft]

I feel like I just watched you guys enthralled and on the edge of your seats for 40 straight minutes just to get to the end and go, "Meh". LOL. Got a little whiplash going from all the "Wows" and "Oh my gosh!" and "Oh no!" to "Eh, not really my style."

[@formofmikey]

There are 3 main Original movies, Night Of, Dawn Of & Day Of.. not sure why you would watch the remake of the second movie first ? But if you wanna see a really good Horror Comedy “Return Of The Living Dead” is awesome!

[@CheGuevara-uf4pm]

this was his first feature film that he directed before this movie he was a assistant to other directors

[@05hundredlive]

There was scene during/after the credits showing them making it to the island

[@Shakespearmint]

"Dance of the Dead" is a great candidate for a funny zombie movie. It's a bit low budget cheesy but very funny writing, I still quote years later

[@kristianberg4264]

Fun fact: the guy who killed himself on the boat dock , is also in the movie 28 weeks later, the sequel to 28 days later .

[@aidandonnelly123]

No he isn't

[@whitenoisereacts]

YeH, we just watched that, who is he?

[@kristianberg4264]

@@whitenoisereacts - His name is Robert Carlyle, but I just checked and I got him confused with Jake Weber sorry.( lol) they look very similar. Weber is in 28 weeks later.

[@kristianberg4264]

@@aidandonnelly123 yes, I have already cleared that up, maybe read the previous messages Einstein.

[@aidandonnelly123]

@@kristianberg4264 I replied to you before you cleared up the confusion, but yeah I had a look and saw a picture of Jake weber with longer hair and him and Robert Carlyle really do look similar so can understand the confusion

[@RicketyRooster]

My dude said NOTLD was the 30's. 😂😂😂

[@WestliFerZul]

People are dumb though..you can't expect all the characters to make the correct decisions 100% of the time.

[@mothermedusa9921]

Plus we're emotional beings, which can get in the way of logic.

[@whitenoisereacts]

That’s true…this movie has me yelling at the screen tho

[@russellward4624]

@@whitenoisereacts you reacting with the knowledge of zombies and how to deal with them that the characters don't have.

[@LordofFullmetal]

Yeah. I've stopped criticising dumb decisions in movies quite so much ever since the pandemic. Because like... people are idiots.

[@LudusAurea]

The cast of this movie is crazy looking back.

[@ltk2359]

i'll never get over how she told him to floor it hard left when the old man turned on the chainsaw LMAO

[@shadmedina3033]

Think there was a mid credit or post credit scene with the docking the boat.

[@kyleord]

Damn, you didn’t finish watching. Always check the credits!

[@karimhicks8376]

Johnny Cash was honored to have one of his songs played in a major motion picture. RIP, MAN IN BLACK.

[@Damiana_Dimock]

Since it’s difficult to get the original-it’s not usually streaming-most people haven’t seen it, so it will certainly come in w/ fewer votes on a poll. Also, if you’re more interested in watching an action-packed zombie film then you’re more likely to pick this film. Because of that it is absolutely far more in-line with the kinds of films y’all have been sticking with in the genre. However, the original is more of a critique of the media, racism, and consumer culture than this version, it does do a few things correct in terms of Horror film etiquette: If you’re making a remake/reboot/sequel/requel in good faith, you bring on board actors from past films, (Tom Savini, one of the great special effects artists-give him a follow on Instagram!-has a cameo in this film, and he also played one of the bikers in the original, as well as worked the effects. Ken Foree, one of the leads in the original film, (he played a cop,) also has a cameo in this film as the televangelist.) In the original Dead trilogy by George A. Romero, the each film is supposed to take place immediately after the previous film, (despite nearly a ten year gap between each.) This film is pretty much a stand-alone film. It’s not a bad film, I still gave it a 6/10 on IMDB & a 3/5 on Letterboxd. Land of the Dead is a fine film, it’s the 4th Romero Dead movie, (gotta specify that now, when he was alive “Of The Dead” was his TM,) and it also features a similar “bus.” Diary of the Dead is not horrible but I think I rated Zombie Spring Breakers (aka. Ibiza Undead) higher. This film is probably best known for the intro sequence-neck bite, the drive-through-the-neighborhood, & Johnny Cash song with the opening credits, (and maybe the pregnant lady.) I will say, nice Alien 4-esque moment I forgot about until I saw it in this reaction. If you only know James Gunn from Guardians Of The Galaxy, you need to check out his pre-Marvel/pre-big budget films: His time at Troma is typified by Tromeo & Juliet (1996,) then he’s known for Horror/Sci-Fi film Slither (2006,) and of course his take on the Kick-Ass style of superhero film, Super (2010.) That is the James Gunn who made an off-color joke that he ended up apologizing for only to have a conservative grifter and total d-bag dig that joke back up after Guardians 1 came out prompting Marvel/Disney to knee-jerk fire him, pushing Gunn to get scooped up by DC for the Suicide Squad film, only for Marvel/Disney to realize they messed up and rehired him for the subsequent Guardians films. The other thing I love about this film is that the dad from Modern Family, Ty Burrell, gets to show off his range. Matt Frewer also shows up, he’s an awesome actor that was in Max Headroom (1985/1987-1988,) he played Trashcan Man in the first The Stand miniseries from 1994, which I highly recommend, and then later in the ‘00s shows up in Synder’s The Watchmen as Moloch. Aside from how well the film was shot and the Snyder aesthetic we see born here, that’s about all I really dig about the film. What were the characters names again might’ve been one of the best unintentional, one-line reviews. BTW, lol. Also, did y’all watch the post-credit scenes? And did you think that really changes the meaning or tone of the film?

[@noelrhys1367]

Gunn's Slither could be slotted into the zombie movie series. It's close enough.

[@Jeffw.35]

Original full extended version streaming free on KZbin 🤘 kzbin.info/www/bejne/j2jGXoJvg9Ooa7c

[@Damiana_Dimock]

@@Jeffw.35-Unfortunately, one of the few ways to see it, (because the producer who bought the rights spent way too much money trying to convert it to 3D during the 3D crazy and has refused to give anyone the rights to release it unless he gets compensated for his error in judgement. 🙄 Criterion’s release of Night Of The Living dead is absolutely beautiful and everyone would love for them to release all three in one of their famous box sets, and if not them maybe Arrow or Severin, but oh well. Dead Entertainment’s headline from 2018 is one of the best I’ve seen: Unhinged Rights Holder Will Destroy Dawn of the Dead Unless His Demands Are Met. George A. Romero’s Martin is also in a similar situation. Both Dawn and Martin are teased with a possible release occasionally, only for those rumors to disappear.)

[@artistanthony1007]

Wow perfect timing, I've been getting fit and add muscle to my arms because we might have to prepare for WW3, I'm also hoping to develop my marksmanship skills but I need to get jack and not just lift but do situps and other things because the recoil will be a problem if I dont have back, leg, arm & hand strength.

[@ACE-gk5gi]

One of my favs,,and the best zombie movie...ya goofy m8te from Australia

[@royalecrafts6252]

Are you guys going to watch the original two REC spanish version movies? Mostly unique take on zombies I highly recommend the first 2 REC (make sure is the spanish version for god sake haha)

[@monkeydust100]

Funnily enough I watched this film yesterday, I'm not a massive fan of the fast zombies but this film was good.

[@tvpivm]

This reaction was so good! Please just make sure to google if a movie has a post-credit scene from now on LMAO

[@melthebell33]

One of the best remakes ever, not normally a fan, now watch the original, shouldve been one of the first to watch

[@b.u.l.1734]

This was Snyder's first movie.

[@soowowpwpwwooqnews1950]

Yes

[@whitenoisereacts]

First movie ever?

[@Blue-jf1qb]

My favorite zombie movie 🙏🏻

[@karabellaellaellaella]

Don’t stop it! Keep watching!

[@kimberleyravenswood5287]

The mall was a good idea. Remember it was early in the morning so it wasn't open and there wouldn't be any crowds. Only the security guards realistically would have been there. It worked great until all hell breaks loose.

[@jekubb4348]

YESSSS watch army of the dead! it has some cool twists and turns as far as the zombies are concerned! switches things up a bit!

[@dnllrnt]

I loved how the husband diverts chasing the car and sics the neighbor without thinking. Also loved the use of Johnny Cash. This was a few months before he died, I think?

[@hotflesh66]

Sarah Polley is an award winning Canadian actor/director. The OG Night of the Living Dead was from 1968 and had a race relations angle. Others like The Omega Man and The Last Man on Earth were early films too. Plague of the Zombies by Hammer Studios is excellent and one of the most infamous Zombie by Lucio Fulci.

[@tylermatthew349]

I was hoping she appeared zombie remake sequel an I hope she didn’t die ending an her character to as well

[@dominicomeara1265]

Yeah I'm completely different to you guys when it comes to the dog🤣 ive had my life saved a few times by dogs and have a super strong connection with them so I fully understand her choice. But I do admit because the zombies wasn't interested in the dog makes that entire situation pointless. But if we was in a zombie apocalypse and they did go after dogs then I would kill endless amounts of zombies to protect my dog and if there was no way out I'm dieing with my dog. Because dogs are family not just an animal. Many people may see that as a stupid way to handle a zombie apocalypse and maybe they are right I might be stupid but that's just how I feel🤣 please please please watch 28 weeks later😁 I've subbed👍

[@whitenoisereacts]

Yeah it’s on Patreon rn

[@elliotcontreras8540]

Good job 👍

[@mc127]

You missed the credits!!!! Do the orignals in order - night, dawn, day, land and then they get a bit messy. Also my favourite is Return of the Living Dead. Best ever movie soundtrack

[@aschizo4111]

plan is u drink a nice tall glass of shut the fuck up. HAHAHAHA i always loved that line and i always love to see peoples reaction on it

[@christianearlsabijon3430]

Guys, obviously they dont know about the bites yet. lol I don't understand why he's so frustrated at Ana. hahaha

[@GodOfWar221]

You know, the scene where Ana is driving through her neighborhood and the cop car's tail end gets loose. That wasn't scripted. The road was a little too wet, and almost had a collision. It was left it, because it totally fit the chaos of the scene. Another little tid bit, when Ving was getting stiches done for the scene. The nurse that was on scene for the shot, actually did it for real. Actually went deep into his skin, so his reaction is 100% real

[@newspooiechannel]

Words of advice: Never not watch the end of the credits for any movie. You missed the mid-credit scenes AND the end-credit scene. Also... starting with X-Men: The Last Stand, start watching the post-credit scenes of the X-Men movies as well. Most of the X-Men films going forward either have post-credit or mid-credit scenes. That said... originally there was a subplot with zombie dogs that chase the main dog, but if I remember correctly they determined it would be too complicated to film, so it never was completed.

[@CaliMexDrifter]

I watch this every year around Christmas, for some reason. Maybe Easter would be more appropriate. Heh Also, I think (?) this was the first zombie movie to include running zombies, so we were even more freaked out and sure of our not surviving this version of the zombie apocalypse.

[@AbsoluteApril]

ahh you didn't watch the credits that show them getting to the island!!

[@MsAnP1]

The end credits wrap up the movie