Top 30 Best Zombie Movies



Grab your survival kit and barricade the doors! Welcome to WatchMojo, and today weโ€™re counting down our picks for the most brain-hungry, flesh-eating zombie flicks of all time! Our countdown includes classics like โ€œNight of the Living Dead,โ€ modern hits like โ€œ28 Days Later,โ€ and international sensations like โ€œTrain to Busan.โ€ Weโ€™ve got slow shamblers, fast runners, and everything in between. Which undead masterpiece is your favorite? Grab your shotgun and let us know in the comments below!

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26 thoughts on “Top 30 Best Zombie Movies”

  1. I've only seen Planet Terror, Re-Animator, Day Of The Dead, Zombieland, Braindead I call I have British origins sorry North Americans, Shaun Of The Dead, The Return Of The Living Dead, 28 Days Later, Dawn Of The Dead and Night Of The Living Dead. My top 5 Dawn Of The Dead, Night Of The Living Dead, Shaun Of The Dead, 28 Days Later and Day Of The Dead. My least favourite is The Return Of The Living Dead

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  2. Important thing you missed to mention. Cemetery Man aka Dellamorte Dellamore is based on cult Italian comic "Dylan Dog" by Tiziano Sclavi. Even Tziano based Dylan character on Rupert Everett looks in comic years before that movie. Still reading that comic today after 30 years ๐Ÿ™‚

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  3. Sorry, but The Beyond should be in this list instead of City of the living dead. COTLD is fantastic, but The Beyond is a masterpiece. Fulci is my favourite horror director and The Beyond is the film that made me a fan of his.

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  4. Zombie films scared me so much as a kid. I was always on my guard if a I was in a cemetery. But it honestly scared me to the point I had nightmares. Now as an adult I absolutely love them. All the George A. Romero films are the best, Shaun of the Dead, Train to Busan, Zombi 2, Return of the Living Dead and Zombieland are may faves. Train to Busan is full adrenaline and then it guts you at the end. Like a wtf just happened. Lol so good.

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  5. I was so glad to see "Little Monsters" in here! It's one of my favorites, along with "Anna & the Apocalypse", "Warm Bodies", and "Scouts Guide". OK, so I like my zombies on the lighter side (although "Train to Busan" also ranks very, very high). I was also glad NOT to see "World War Z" listed, as I found it to be a snooze-fest.

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  6. Iโ€™m not a huge horror movie fan but I have seen a few zombie movies. Zombie land, I Am Legend, I Zombie, Maze Runner: The Scorched Trials and The Death Cure. I usually end up crying in zombie movies watching people and animals go insane and deadly trying to hurt or kill their loved ones is always so gut wrenching to me especially when the friends and families have to kill their infected loved one. Zombie movies unless theyโ€™re purposely funny like Zombieland or Shawn of the Dead always make me cry.

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