List of Major Motion Films:
[REC] 28 Days Later 28 Weeks Later Braindead Children of the Living Dead City of the Living Dead Day of the Dead (1985) Day of the Dead (2008) Day of the Dead 2: Contagium Dawn of the Dead (1978) Dawn of the Dead (2004) Dead Alive Dead And Breakfast Diary of the Dead Fido I Am Legend I Was a Teenage Zombie Island of the Living Dead Land of the Dead Last man on Earth Night Life Night of the Creeps Night of the Comet Night of the Living Dead 3D (2006) Night of the Living Dead (1968) Night of the Living Dead (1990) Night of the Living Dorks Plan 9 from Outer Space	Planet Terror Quarantine Rabid Resident Evil Resident Evil: Apocalypse Resident Evil: Degeneration Resident Evil: Extinction Shaun of the Dead Shock Waves The Crazies The Omega Man The Vangard The Zombie Diaries Undead World War Z Worst Case Scenario Zombi 2 Zombi 3 Zombie Shorts Zombies of Destruction Zombie Strippers Zombie Undead
Note: The above list includes prospective pre-production film projects, and may not be available. Some of these films may never be produced.
Also note that due to regional titles, there are multiple entries for the same films.

List of Television Series and Network Miniseries:

• Babylon Fields
• Dead Set
  

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Full Length Feature Films:
Night of the Living Dead (1968) - George A. Romero's first zombie film, and a true foundation of the genre. This is public domain and violates no intellectual property to host or watch.	Plan 9 from Outer Space (1959) - A notorious sci-fi horror of the late 1950's. A thematic predecessor of Night of the Living Dead.

Various Clips and Trailers:
The Last Man on Earth (1964) - A successful horror-apocalypse themed film, staring the accomplished actor Vincent Price.	Night of the Living Dorks
Worse Case Scenario - An unreleased film pre-production film involving undead Nazis.	Shock Waves (1977) - Considered one of the archetypal pulp horror films of the late 1970's.
City of the Living Dead (1980) - Another zombie film classic	The South Will Rise Again - An unreleased pre-production trailer only. Rednecks and zombies; enough said. They need some donation love to finish it.

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Zombie Film Discussion:

Ice_Rose: The Last Man on Earth is a classic starring Vincent Price. Price lives in a post apocalyptic world that has been taken over by zombie-like vampires, hunting them and gathering supplies by day, and hiding in his boarded up house by night. The bacterium that causes the vampires is airborne, so Price is immune, not just really good at survival, and may well be the only person that is not a vampire.

After three years of living alone, he finds another survivor named Ruth, and brings her back to his house. Later that night, he finds Ruth injecting herself with something, and finds out she’s infected. She takes a drug that keeps the vampire bacteria from eating her blood and reproducing, which allows her to be outside during the day (for short periods of time) and exhibit human characteristics.

Ruth reveals that there is a society of people like her, and that they view Price as the humans viewed vampires. She also reveals that they are going to kill Price, and that she was sent to stop him from resisting. After this, she faints due to skipping an injection. Price injects her with some of his blood, and when she wakes up they do a blood test and find out she’s cured.

Men from the society Ruth talked about arrive at Price’s house and chase him to the church his wife is interred under. After a fight, in which Price kills several of the men, the rest corner him and kill him with a spear.

While this film is not about zombies specifically, it does have some good pointers about living in a post apocalyptic world. Plus, you know, it has Vincent Price in it. That's two reasons to watch it.

Maricely: You must all watch Dead and Breakfast! It's a zombie comedy and it's great. If you like country music you'll like it even more because the soundtrack is awesome! Over.

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