u/MoonSylver

*AND IT'S SOLVED!* ANSWER IS "MURDERFEST" (2024)! THANKS TO Flimsy-Credit-8196!

I've spent hours looking for this and have exhausted AI trying to find it. It's making me crazy!

I'm looking for a micro budget slasher movie from sometime in the last 14 years, most likely last 5 or less, that I saw in the last couple of years. It's similar in concept and in execution to "Slashers" (2001), "Slasher House" (2012), "The Funhouse Massacre" (2015*)* or the **“**Playing with Dolls” (2015) series.

The movie could have been anytime from the mid-2010s on up, no earlier that 2000 for sure I would expect. I really think it was very recent, as in last few years.

The movie was about a "game show" being broadcast on the dark web. There are four of five slashers competing. Viewers at home vote for their favorites. Throughout the movie it cuts back and forth to several of the viewers or groups of viewers at home, reacting to what they're seeing. The audience was voting live, I believe via comments.

Each of the slashers has a unique "gimmick" and weapon. The slashers were masked characters with themed gimmicks. One of the Slashers was a clown. One of them MAY have had a "grocery" related theme. One of them was female and had a devil worshiper/occultist gimmick. Seems like one of them MAY have had a circular saw weapon. The killers had names/titles almost like wrestling gimmicks. The killers did interact with each other competitively, almost like contestants when they were together or ran into each other, but they also split up and went their own ways. The clown was more bulky/brutish if I remember correctly, NOT talkative or comedic. I believe he was the only one who was mute, with the rest conversing normally, and seems like one of them was VERY talkative and boastful.

There is plentiful ultra-low budget gore. The action mostly takes place in a state park or similar. The victims are people who wander or stumble into the "game zone". They include: a couple in a car looking for a place to have sex, a group of campers (including a husband and wife whose marriage is on the rocks), and a couple of loggers or woodsmen working on lumber with a pickup truck. There was at least one notable kill with the loggers getting killed on one of their pieces of equipment. I thought MAYBE it was a log splitter, but I could be misremembering from "In a Violent Nature", and this could be a different piece of equipment.

The heroine is a young woman, African American if I remember correctly, (*EDIT*: I MISREMEMBERED THIS PART. THE ACTRESS WAS IN FACT BORN IN THE PHILLIPINES), who was a survivor of a previous game. Before the next game she tracks down one of the slasher killers in real life to his home and takes him out, taking his place to infiltrate the game for revenge. The heroine reveal that she replaced one of the killers was early on, then I believe they did a flashback to how she tracked him down, took him out, and took his place. Seems like the killer whose place she took had a masked "grocery" or "bag boy" theme maybe.

I believe there was some show of computer hacking skills in either how she found him, or how she finds out when/where the next game is from his computer, something like that. The heroine was mute only while she was dressed as the slasher whose place she took, other than that she spoke as normal.

After the heroine takes out the slashers one by one, she has a final showdown with the games creator/show runner in his control room. The control room had monitors and computers, but it was in a cabin like single room. He had a gun, but I don’t remember how she took him out. She then hacks the computers and reveals the identities of the viewers to the authorities and the world.

The movie had no synthwave/neon elements, closer to gritty backwoods exploitation, but cheap. I believe it was shot on digital and had that "regional indie horror" look. It was played straight but was closer in tone to tongue-in-cheek than too serious or grimy. . I’m pretty sure this was an American movie, not foreign, don’t even believe Canadian. (*EDIT*: I WAS INCORRECT ON THIS. LETTERBOXD SAYS IT IS INDEED CANADIAN).

It is NOT:

• “DarkGame” (2024)
• “Stream” (2024)
• “Unfriended: Dark Web (2018)
• “Funhouse” (2019)
• “Scare Campaign” (2016)
• “Psycho Night” (2026)
• “Self Reliance” (2024)
• “Follow Me/No Escape” (2020)
• “The Deep Web: Murdershow” (2023)
• “31” (2016)
• “The Furies” (2019)
• “The Slasher App/Ruinville” (2021)
• “The 7th Hunt” (2009)
• "Scare Zone" (2009.

Thanks in advance for any and all help!

I've spent hours looking for this and have exhausted AI trying to find it. It's making me crazy!

I'm looking for a micro budget slasher movie from sometime in the last 14 years, most likely last 5 or less, that I saw in the last couple of years. It's similar in concept and in execution to "Slashers" (2001), "Slasher House" (2012), "The Funhouse Massacre" (2015*)* or the **“**Playing with Dolls” (2015) series.

The movie could have been anytime from the mid-2010s on up, no earlier that 2000 for sure I would expect. I really think it was very recent, as in last few years.

The movie was about a "game show" being broadcast on the dark web. There are four of five slashers competing. Viewers at home vote for their favorites. Throughout the movie it cuts back and forth to several of the viewers or groups of viewers at home, reacting to what they're seeing. The audience was voting live, I believe via comments.

Each of the slashers has a unique "gimmick" and weapon. The slashers were masked characters with themed gimmicks. One of the Slashers was a clown. One of them MAY have had a "grocery" related theme. One of them was female and had a devil worshiper/occultist gimmick. Seems like one of them MAY have had a circular saw weapon. The killers had names/titles almost like wrestling gimmicks. The killers did interact with each other competitively, almost like contestants when they were together or ran into each other, but they also split up and went their own ways. The clown was more bulky/brutish if I remember correctly, NOT talkative or comedic. I believe he was the only one who was mute, with the rest conversing normally, and seems like one of them was VERY talkative and boastful.

There is plentiful ultra-low budget gore. The action mostly takes place in a state park or similar. The victims are people who wander or stumble into the "game zone". They include: a couple in a car looking for a place to have sex, a group of campers (including a husband and wife whose marriage is on the rocks), and a couple of loggers or woodsmen working on lumber with a pickup truck. There was at least one notable kill with the loggers getting killed on one of their pieces of equipment. I thought MAYBE it was a log splitter, but I could be misremembering from "In a Violent Nature", and this could be a different piece of equipment.

The heroine is a young woman, African American if I remember correctly, who was a survivor of a previous game. Before the next game she tracks down one of the slasher killers in real life to his home and takes him out, taking his place to infiltrate the game for revenge. The heroine reveal that she replaced one of the killers was early on, then I believe they did a flashback to how she tracked him down, took him out, and took his place. Seems like the killer whose place she took had a masked "grocery" or "bag boy" theme maybe.

I believe there was some show of computer hacking skills in either how she found him, or how she finds out when/where the next game is from his computer, something like that. The heroine was mute only while she was dressed as the slasher whose place she took, other than that she spoke as normal.

After the heroine takes out the slashers one by one, she has a final showdown with the games creator/show runner in his control room. The control room had monitors and computers, but it was in a cabin like single room. He had a gun, but I don’t remember how she took him out. She then hacks the computers and reveals the identities of the viewers to the authorities and the world.

The movie had no synthwave/neon elements, closer to gritty backwoods exploitation, but cheap. I believe it was shot on digital and had that "regional indie horror" look. It was played straight but was closer in tone to tongue-in-cheek than too serious or grimy. I’m pretty sure this was an American movie, not foreign, don’t even believe Canadian.

It is NOT:

• “DarkGame” (2024)
• “Stream” (2024)
• “Unfriended: Dark Web (2018)
• “Funhouse” (2019)
• “Scare Campaign” (2016)
• “Psycho Night” (2026)
• “Self Reliance” (2024)
• “Follow Me/No Escape” (2020)
• “The Deep Web: Murdershow” (2023)
• “31” (2016)
• “The Furies” (2019)
• “The Slasher App/Ruinville” (2021)
• “The 7th Hunt” (2009)
• "Scare Zone" (2009.

Thanks in advance for any and all help!

*AND IT'S SOLVED! "MURDERFEST" (2024) IS THE ANSWER! THANKS TO Flimsy-Credit-8196!

I've spent hours looking for this and have exhausted AI trying to find it. It's making me crazy!

I'm looking for a micro budget slasher movie from sometime in the last 14 years, most likely last 5 or less, that I saw in the last couple of years. It's similar in concept and in execution to "Slashers" (2001), "Slasher House" (2012), "The Funhouse Massacre" (2015*)* or the **“**Playing with Dolls” (2015) series.

The movie could have been anytime from the mid-2010s on up, no earlier that 2000 for sure I would expect. I really think it was very recent, as in last few years.

The movie was about a "game show" being broadcast on the dark web. There are four of five slashers competing. Viewers at home vote for their favorites. Throughout the movie it cuts back and forth to several of the viewers or groups of viewers at home, reacting to what they're seeing. The audience was voting live, I believe via comments.

Each of the slashers has a unique "gimmick" and weapon. The slashers were masked characters with themed gimmicks. One of the Slashers was a clown. One of them MAY have had a "grocery" related theme. One of them was female and had a devil worshiper/occultist gimmick. Seems like one of them MAY have had a circular saw weapon. The killers had names/titles almost like wrestling gimmicks. The killers did interact with each other competitively, almost like contestants when they were together or ran into each other, but they also split up and went their own ways. The clown was more bulky/brutish if I remember correctly, NOT talkative or comedic. I believe he was the only one who was mute, with the rest conversing normally, and seems like one of them was VERY talkative and boastful.

There is plentiful ultra-low budget gore. The action mostly takes place in a state park or similar. The victims are people who wander or stumble into the "game zone". They include: a couple in a car looking for a place to have sex, a group of campers (including a husband and wife whose marriage is on the rocks), and a couple of loggers or woodsmen working on lumber with a pickup truck. There was at least one notable kill with the loggers getting killed on one of their pieces of equipment. I thought MAYBE it was a log splitter, but I could be misremembering from "In a Violent Nature", and this could be a different piece of equipment.

The heroine is a young woman, African American if I remember correctly, (*EDIT*: I MISREMEMBERED THIS PART. THE ACTRESS WAS IN FACT BORN IN THE PHILLIPINES), who was a survivor of a previous game. Before the next game she tracks down one of the slasher killers in real life to his home and takes him out, taking his place to infiltrate the game for revenge. The heroine reveal that she replaced one of the killers was early on, then I believe they did a flashback to how she tracked him down, took him out, and took his place. Seems like the killer whose place she took had a masked "grocery" or "bag boy" theme maybe.

I believe there was some show of computer hacking skills in either how she found him, or how she finds out when/where the next game is from his computer, something like that. The heroine was mute only while she was dressed as the slasher whose place she took, other than that she spoke as normal.

After the heroine takes out the slashers one by one, she has a final showdown with the games creator/show runner in his control room. The control room had monitors and computers, but it was in a cabin like single room. He had a gun, but I don’t remember how she took him out. She then hacks the computers and reveals the identities of the viewers to the authorities and the world.

The movie had no synthwave/neon elements, closer to gritty backwoods exploitation, but cheap. I believe it was shot on digital and had that "regional indie horror" look. It was played straight but was closer in tone to tongue-in-cheek than too serious or grimy. I’m pretty sure this was an American movie, not foreign, don’t even believe Canadian. (*EDIT*: I WAS INCORRECT ON THIS. LETTERBOXD SAYS IT IS INDEED CANADIAN).

It is NOT:

• “DarkGame” (2024)
• “Stream” (2024)
• “Unfriended: Dark Web (2018)
• “Funhouse” (2019)
• “Scare Campaign” (2016)
• “Psycho Night” (2026)
• “Self Reliance” (2024)
• “Follow Me/No Escape” (2020)
• “The Deep Web: Murdershow” (2023)
• “31” (2016)
• “The Furies” (2019)
• “The Slasher App/Ruinville” (2021)
• “The 7th Hunt” (2009)
• "Scare Zone" (2009.

Thanks in advance for any and all help!

*AND IT'S SOLVED!* ANSWER IS "MURDERFEST" (2024)! THANKS TO Flimsy-Credit-8196!

I've spent hours looking for this and have exhausted AI trying to find it. It's making me crazy!

I'm looking for a micro budget slasher movie from sometime in the last 14 years, most likely last 5 or less, that I saw in the last couple of years. It's similar in concept and in execution to "Slashers" (2001), "Slasher House" (2012), "The Funhouse Massacre" (2015*)* or the **“**Playing with Dolls” (2015) series.

The movie could have been anytime from the mid-2010s on up, no earlier that 2000 for sure I would expect. I really think it was very recent, as in last few years.

The movie was about a "game show" being broadcast on the dark web. There are four of five slashers competing. Viewers at home vote for their favorites. Throughout the movie it cuts back and forth to several of the viewers or groups of viewers at home, reacting to what they're seeing. The audience was voting live, I believe via comments.

Each of the slashers has a unique "gimmick" and weapon. The slashers were masked characters with themed gimmicks. One of the Slashers was a clown. One of them MAY have had a "grocery" related theme. One of them was female and had a devil worshiper/occultist gimmick. Seems like one of them MAY have had a circular saw weapon. The killers had names/titles almost like wrestling gimmicks. The killers did interact with each other competitively, almost like contestants when they were together or ran into each other, but they also split up and went their own ways. The clown was more bulky/brutish if I remember correctly, NOT talkative or comedic. I believe he was the only one who was mute, with the rest conversing normally, and seems like one of them was VERY talkative and boastful.

There is plentiful ultra-low budget gore. The action mostly takes place in a state park or similar. The victims are people who wander or stumble into the "game zone". They include: a couple in a car looking for a place to have sex, a group of campers (including a husband and wife whose marriage is on the rocks), and a couple of loggers or woodsmen working on lumber with a pickup truck. There was at least one notable kill with the loggers getting killed on one of their pieces of equipment. I thought MAYBE it was a log splitter, but I could be misremembering from "In a Violent Nature", and this could be a different piece of equipment.

The heroine is a young woman, African American if I remember correctly, who was a survivor of a previous game. Before the next game she tracks down one of the slasher killers in real life to his home and takes him out, taking his place to infiltrate the game for revenge. The heroine reveal that she replaced one of the killers was early on, then I believe they did a flashback to how she tracked him down, took him out, and took his place. Seems like the killer whose place she took had a masked "grocery" or "bag boy" theme maybe.

I believe there was some show of computer hacking skills in either how she found him, or how she finds out when/where the next game is from his computer, something like that. The heroine was mute only while she was dressed as the slasher whose place she took, other than that she spoke as normal.

After the heroine takes out the slashers one by one, she has a final showdown with the games creator/show runner in his control room. The control room had monitors and computers, but it was in a cabin like single room. He had a gun, but I don’t remember how she took him out. She then hacks the computers and reveals the identities of the viewers to the authorities and the world.

The movie had no synthwave/neon elements, closer to gritty backwoods exploitation, but cheap. I believe it was shot on digital and had that "regional indie horror" look. It was played straight but was closer in tone to tongue-in-cheek than too serious or grimy. I’m pretty sure this was an American movie, not foreign, don’t even believe Canadian.

It is NOT:

• “DarkGame” (2024)
• “Stream” (2024)
• “Unfriended: Dark Web (2018)
• “Funhouse” (2019)
• “Scare Campaign” (2016)
• “Psycho Night” (2026)
• “Self Reliance” (2024)
• “Follow Me/No Escape” (2020)
• “The Deep Web: Murdershow” (2023)
• “31” (2016)
• “The Furies” (2019)
• “The Slasher App/Ruinville” (2021)
• “The 7th Hunt” (2009)
• "Scare Zone" (2009.

Thanks in advance for any and all help!

*AND IT'S SOLVED!* ANSWER IS "MURDERFEST" (2024)! THANKS TO Flimsy-Credit-8196!

I've spent hours looking for this and have exhausted AI trying to find it. It's making me crazy!

I'm looking for a micro budget slasher movie from sometime in the last 14 years, most likely last 5 or less, that I saw in the last couple of years. It's similar in concept and in execution to "Slashers" (2001), "Slasher House" (2012), "The Funhouse Massacre" (2015*)* or the **“**Playing with Dolls” (2015) series.

The movie could have been anytime from the mid-2010s on up, no earlier that 2000 for sure I would expect. I really think it was very recent, as in last few years.

The movie was about a "game show" being broadcast on the dark web. There are four of five slashers competing. Viewers at home vote for their favorites. Throughout the movie it cuts back and forth to several of the viewers or groups of viewers at home, reacting to what they're seeing. The audience was voting live, I believe via comments.

Each of the slashers has a unique "gimmick" and weapon. The slashers were masked characters with themed gimmicks. One of the Slashers was a clown. One of them MAY have had a "grocery" related theme. One of them was female and had a devil worshiper/occultist gimmick. Seems like one of them MAY have had a circular saw weapon. The killers had names/titles almost like wrestling gimmicks. The killers did interact with each other competitively, almost like contestants when they were together or ran into each other, but they also split up and went their own ways. The clown was more bulky/brutish if I remember correctly, NOT talkative or comedic. I believe he was the only one who was mute, with the rest conversing normally, and seems like one of them was VERY talkative and boastful.

There is plentiful ultra-low budget gore. The action mostly takes place in a state park or similar. The victims are people who wander or stumble into the "game zone". They include: a couple in a car looking for a place to have sex, a group of campers (including a husband and wife whose marriage is on the rocks), and a couple of loggers or woodsmen working on lumber with a pickup truck. There was at least one notable kill with the loggers getting killed on one of their pieces of equipment. I thought MAYBE it was a log splitter, but I could be misremembering from "In a Violent Nature", and this could be a different piece of equipment.

The heroine is a young woman, African American if I remember correctly, who was a survivor of a previous game. Before the next game she tracks down one of the slasher killers in real life to his home and takes him out, taking his place to infiltrate the game for revenge. The heroine reveal that she replaced one of the killers was early on, then I believe they did a flashback to how she tracked him down, took him out, and took his place. Seems like the killer whose place she took had a masked "grocery" or "bag boy" theme maybe.

I believe there was some show of computer hacking skills in either how she found him, or how she finds out when/where the next game is from his computer, something like that. The heroine was mute only while she was dressed as the slasher whose place she took, other than that she spoke as normal.

After the heroine takes out the slashers one by one, she has a final showdown with the games creator/show runner in his control room. The control room had monitors and computers, but it was in a cabin like single room. He had a gun, but I don’t remember how she took him out. She then hacks the computers and reveals the identities of the viewers to the authorities and the world.

The movie had no synthwave/neon elements, closer to gritty backwoods exploitation, but cheap. I believe it was shot on digital and had that "regional indie horror" look. It was played straight but was closer in tone to tongue-in-cheek than too serious or grimy. I’m pretty sure this was an American movie, not foreign, don’t even believe Canadian.

It is NOT:

• “DarkGame” (2024)
• “Stream” (2024)
• “Unfriended: Dark Web (2018)
• “Funhouse” (2019)
• “Scare Campaign” (2016)
• “Psycho Night” (2026)
• “Self Reliance” (2024)
• “Follow Me/No Escape” (2020)
• “The Deep Web: Murdershow” (2023)
• “31” (2016)
• “The Furies” (2019)
• “The Slasher App/Ruinville” (2021)
• “The 7th Hunt” (2009)
• "Scare Zone" (2009.

Thanks in advance for any and all help!

*AND IT'S SOLVED!* ANSWER IS "MURDERFEST" (2024)! THANKS TO Flimsy-Credit-8196!

I've spent hours looking for this and have exhausted AI trying to find it. It's making me crazy!

I'm looking for a micro budget slasher movie from sometime in the last 14 years, most likely last 5 or less, that I saw in the last couple of years. It's similar in concept and in execution to "Slashers" (2001), "Slasher House" (2012), or "The Funhouse Massacre" (2015) or the **“**Playing with Dolls” (2015) series.

The movie could have been anytime from the mid-2010s on up, no earlier that 2000 for sure I would expect. I really think it was very recent, as in last few years.

The movie was about a "game show" being broadcast on the dark web. There are four of five slashers competing. Viewers at home vote for their favorites. Throughout the movie it cuts back and forth to several of the viewers or groups of viewers at home, reacting to what they're seeing. The audience was voting live, I believe via comments.

Each of the slashers has a unique "gimmick" and weapon. The slashers were masked characters with themed gimmicks. One of the Slashers was a clown. One of them MAY have had a "grocery" related theme. One of them was female and had a devil worshiper/occultist gimmick. Seems like one of them MAY have had a circular saw weapon. The killers had names/titles almost like wrestling gimmicks. The killers did interact with each other competitively, almost like contestants when they were together or ran into each other, but they also split up and went their own ways. The clown was more bulky/brutish if I remember correctly, NOT talkative or comedic. I believe he was the only one who was mute, with the rest conversing normally, and seems like one of them was VERY talkative and boastful.

There is plentiful ultra-low budget gore. The action mostly takes place in a state park or similar. The victims are people who wander or stumble into the "game zone". They include: a couple in a car looking for a place to have sex, a group of campers (including a husband and wife whose marriage is on the rocks), and a couple of loggers or woodsmen working on lumber with a pickup truck. There was at least one notable kill with the loggers getting killed on one of their pieces of equipment. I thought MAYBE it was a log splitter, but I could be misremembering from "In a Violent Nature", and this could be a different piece of equipment.

The heroine is a young woman, African American if I remember correctly, who was a survivor of a previous game. Before the next game she tracks down one of the slasher killers in real life to his home and takes him out, taking his place to infiltrate the game for revenge. The heroine reveal that she replaced one of the killers was early on, then I believe they did a flashback to how she tracked him down, took him out, and took his place. Seems like the killer whose place she took had a masked "grocery" or "bag boy" theme maybe.

I believe there was some show of computer hacking skills in either how she found him, or how she finds out when/where the next game is from his computer, something like that. The heroine was mute only while she was dressed as the slasher whose place she took, other than that she spoke as normal.

After the heroine takes out the slashers one by one, she has a final showdown with the games creator/show runner in his control room. The control room had monitors and computers, but it was in a cabin like single room. He had a gun, but I don’t remember how she took him out. She then hacks the computers and reveals the identities of the viewers to the authorities and the world.

The movie had no synthwave/neon elements, closer to gritty backwoods exploitation, but cheap. I believe it was shot on digital and had that "regional indie horror" look. It was played straight but was closer in tone to tongue-in-cheek than too serious or grimy. I’m pretty sure this was an American movie, not foreign, don’t even believe Canadian.

It is NOT:

• “DarkGame” (2024)
• “Stream” (2024)
• “Unfriended: Dark Web (2018)
• “Funhouse” (2019)
• “Scare Campaign” (2016)
• “Psycho Night” (2026)
• “Self Reliance” (2024)
• “Follow Me/No Escape” (2020)
• “The Deep Web: Murdershow” (2023)
• “31” (2016)
• “The Furies” (2019)
• “The Slasher App/Ruinville” (2021)
• “The 7th Hunt” (2009)
• "Scare Zone" (2009.

Thanks in advance for any and all help!

Recently someone asked for recommendations for zombie movies, with a goal of watching 200 of them this year. I provided a list that I had been working on for a while. It seemed to be popular, so it inspired me to take another pass at it and polish it some more.

Right off the bat I started combining in recent additions into the main list. Discovered several duplicates and eliminated them, found and fixed numerous formatting errors, and so on. Added several that I had purposely excluded due to lack of personal interest. Discovered MANY, many more and added them to the list. Decided to add TV series as well. Was shocked how many there were, even beyond all The Walking Dead spin-offs.

Right now the list sits at 493 movies, and dozens of TV series. Included are several pre-NOTLD (1968) classic movies, and several movies that are what I consider "zombie adjacent", not QUITE zombie movies, but close.

The ones bolded are the ones that I've seen and would personally recommend. If it's NOT bolded either I've seen it, but it would not be at the top of my list (mostly pre-early 2000s and earlier), or I haven't seen it (mostly post-early 2000s and later), or it's been so long since I've seen it that I don't remember.

I make no claim that this list is 100% exhaustive, nor can I guarantee that it is completely error free, especially when it comes to getting everything completely chronologically and alphabetically correct. If you see any errors, feel free to let me know, and if you see something NOT on the list, give me a shout, and I'm more than happy to add it, providing that it fits of course. I make no assurance that a majority of these movies are any good. To the contrary, most of them are probably terrible, and not in a good way. Watch them at your own peril. That said, here is the revised list:

LIST OF ZOMBIE MOVIES

"Night of the Living Dead" (1968)

"Dawn of the Dead" (1978)

"Day of the Dead" (1985)

 

“I Eat Your Skin” (1971)

“Isle of the Snake People” (1971)

"Children Shouldn't Play with Dead Things" (1972)

“Garden of the Dead” (1972)

“Tombs of the Blind Dead” (1972)

“Psychomania” (1973)

“Return of the Blind Dead” (1973)

“Vengeance of the Zombies” (1973)

“The Ghost Galion” (Blind Dead 3) (1974)

"Let Sleeping Corpses Lie" (1974)

“Sugar Hill” (1974)

“Night of the Seagulls” (Blind Dead 4) (1975)

“Shockwaves” (1977)

"Zombie" (aka Zombi 2) (1979)

“The Alien Dead” (1980)

“Cannibal Apocalypse” (1980)

"Hell of the Living Dead" (1980)

" City of the Living Dead” (aka “Gates of Hell") (1980)

“Nightmare City” (1980)

“Zombie Holocaust” (1980)

"The Beyond" (1981)

"Burial Ground: The Nights of Terror" (1981)

“Night of the Zombies” (1981)

“Oasis of the Zombies” (1981)

“Zombie Lake” (1981)

“I Was a Zombie for the FBI” (1982)

“Bloodsuckers from Outer Space" (1984)

"Return of the Living Dead” (1985)

“Night of the Creeps” (1986)

“Raiders of the Living Dead” (1986)

“I Was a Teenage Zombie” (1987)

“The Video Dead” (1987)

“Zombie High” (1987)

“Zombie Nightmare” (1987)

“Dead Heat” (1988)

“Flesheater” (1988)

“Return of the Living Dead Part II” (1988)

“Zombi 3” (1988)

“Chopper Chicks in Zombie Town” (1989)

"The Dead Next Door" (1989)

“The Dead Pit” (1989)

“Night Life” (1989)

“Redneck Zombies” (1989)

“Working Stiffs” (1989)

“Zombi 4: Afterdeath” (1989)

“The Boneyard” (1990)

"Night of the Living Dead" (remake) (1990)

“Zombie ’90: Extreme Pestilence” (1991)

“Zombie Cop” (1991)

"Dead Alive" (aka Brain Dead) (1992)

“Zombie Rampage” (1992)

“My Boyfriend’s Back” (1993)

“Return of the Living Dead 3” (1993)

“Zombie Bloodbath” (1993)

"Cemetery Man" (aka Dellamorte Dellamore) (1994)

“The Necro Files” (1997)

“Zombie Bloodbath 2” (1997)

“Plaga Zombie” (1997)

“Zombie Gang Bangers” (1997)

"Bio Zombie" (1998)

"Wild Zero" (1999)

“The Dead Hate the Living!” (2000)

“Junk” (2000)

“Meat Market” (2000)

"Versus" (2000)

“Biohazardous” (2001)

“Children of the Living Dead” (2001)

“Meat Market 2” (2001)

“Stacy: Attack of the Schoolgirl Zombies” (2001)

“28 Days Later” (2002)

“Resident Evil” (2002)

“House of the Dead” (2003)

"Undead" (2003)

“Wiseguys vs. Zombies” (2003)

"Dawn of the Dead" (remake) (2004)

“Dead & Breakfast” (2004)

“Dead Meat” (2004)

“Feeding the Masses” (2004)

“Hide and Creep” (2004)

“Island of the Living Dead” (2004)

"Shaun of the Dead" (2004)

“They Came Back” (“Les Revenants”) (2004)

“All Souls Day” (2005)

“Boy Eats Girl” (2005)

“Day of the Dead 2: Contagium” (unofficial sequel) (2005)

“Dead Life” (2005)

“Evil” (2005)

“Hood of the Living Dead” (2005)

“Land of the Dead” (2005)

“Legion of the Dead” (2005)

“Living Dead Lockup” (2005)

“Pot Zombies” (2005)

“Return of the Living Dead: Necropolis” (2005)

“Return of the Living Dead: Rave to the Grave” (2005)

“The Roost” (2005)

“Zombiez” (2005)

“Automation Transfusion” (2006)

“Dead and Deader” (2006)

“Dead Heist” (2006)

“Deadlands: The Rising” (2006)

"Fido" (2006)

“House of the Dead 2” (2006)

“Gangs of the Dead” (2006)

“My Dead Girlfriend” (2006)

“Night of the Living Dead 3D” (2006)

“Pathogen” (2006)

“Storm of the Dead” (2006)

“The Zombie Diaries” (2006)

“Zombies by Design” (2006)

“28 Weeks Later” (2007)

“Awaken the Dead” (2007)

“Days of Darkness" (2007)

“Dead Moon Rising” (2007)

“Diary of the Dead” (2007)

“[REC]” (2007)

"Flight of the Living Dead: Outbreak on a Plane" (2007)

“I Am Omega” (2007)

“The Mad” (2007)

“Raiders of the Damned” (2007)

“Rising Dead” (2007)

“Zombies: The Beginning” (2007)

“Zombies Gone Wild” (2007)

“Colin” (2008)

“Dance of the Dead” (2008)

“Day of the Dead” (unofficial remake) (2008)

“The Dead Outside” (2008)

“Deadlands 2: Trapped” (2008)

“Edge of Darkness” (2008)

“Grave Mistake” (2008)

“The Guard Post” (2008)

“OC Babes and the Slasher of Zombietown” (2008)

“Outpost” (2008)

“Pontypool” (2008)

“Porn Star Zombies” (2008)

“Quarantine” (American [REC] remake) (2008)

“The Zombie Apocalypse” (2008)

“Zombie Massacre: Army of the Dead” (2008)

“Autumn” (2009)

“Bio-Dead” (2009)

“Dead Air” (2009)

“The Dead Can’t Dance” (2009)

“Dead Snow” (2009)

“Doghouse” (2009)

“Evil: In the Time of Heroes” (2009)

“Evilution” (2009)

"The Horde" (aka La Horde) (2009)

“Horrid” (2009)

“Last of the Living” (2009)

“Macumba” (2009)

“Night of the Living Dead: Reanimated” (2009)

“Platoon of the Dead” (2009)

“[REC]2” (2009)

“Survival of the Dead” (2009)

“Yesterday” (2009)

"Zombieland" (2009)

“Zone of the Dead” (2009)

“Dark Island” (2010)

"The Dead" (2010)

“Dead Genesis” (2010)

“The Defiled” (2010)

“Devil’s Playground” (2010)

“Eat Me!” (2010)

“Hell is Full” (2010)

“The Neighbor Zombie” (2010)

“Project Purgatory” (2010)

"Rammbock: Berlin Undead" (2010)

“Resident Evil: Afterlife” (2010)

“The Terror Experiment” (2010)

“Voodoo Cowboys” (2010)

“World of the Dead: The Zombie Diaries 2” (2010)

“A Zombie Exorcism” (2010)

“Zombie Farm” (2010)

“A Cadaver Christmas” (2011)

“Caustic Zombies” (2011)

“The Dead and the Damned” (2011)

“Exit Humanity” (2011)

“Extinction: The GMO Chronicles” (2011)

“Harold’s Going Stiff” (2011)

“Humans vs. Zombies” (2011)

“The Infected” (2011)

“Juan of the Dead” (2011)

“Prisoners of the Dead” (2011)

“Quarantine 2: Terminal” (2011)

“State of Emergency” (2011)

“Stripperland” (2011)

“Zombie Apocalypse” (2011)

“Zombie Apocalypse: Redemption” (2011)

“Zombie Dawn” (2011)

“Zombie Ass: Toilet of the Dead” (2011)

“28 Months After” (2012)

“Abraham Lincoln vs Zombies” (2012)

“Aftermath” (2012)

"The Battery" (2012)

“Cockneys vs Zombies” (2012)

“The Day” (2012)

“Dead Season” (2012)

“Detention of the Dead” (2012)

“Gangsters, Guns, and Zombies” (2012)

“The Inevitable” (2012)

“Night of the Dead” (2012)

“Night of the Living Dead 3D: Re-Animation” (2012)

“Night of the Living Dead: Resurrection” (2012)

“Outpost: Black Sun” (2012)

“Osombie” (2012)

“Resident Evil: Retribution” (2012)

“Rise of the Zombies” (2012)

“Sick: Survive the Night” (2012)

“Undead Apocalypse” (2012)

“A Zombie Invasion” (2012)

“Zombieworld” (2012)

“13 Eerie” (2013)

“April Apocalypse” (2013)

“Battle of the Damned” (2013)

“Before Dawn” (2013)

“Bunks” (2013)

“The Dead 2: India” (2013)

“The Dead Inside” (2013)

“The Demented” (2013)

“Die Alone” (2013)

“Dug Up” (2013)

“Germ” (2013)

“Go Goa Gone” (2013)

“Infected” (2013)

“Knight of the Dead” (2013)

“Night of the Living Dead Reboot” (2013)

“Quarantine LA” (2013)

“[REC]3: Genesis” (2013)

“The Returned” (2013)

“Ridge War Z” (2013)

“Rise of the Zombie” (2013)

“Warm Bodies” (2013)

“World War Z” (2013)

“Zombie Hunter” (2013)

“Zombie Massacre” (2013)

“Zombie Night” (2013)

“Battle Apocalypse” (2014)

“Berzerkers” (2014)

“Buck Wild” (2014)

“The Co-Ed and the Zombie Stoner” (2014)

“Cooties” (2014)                                    

“The Dead and the Damned 2” (2014)

“Dead Gamers” (2014)

“Dead Getaway” (2014)

“Dead Snow 2: Red vs. Dead” (2014)

“Dead Within” (2014)

“How to Kill a Zombie” (2014)

“Infected” (2014)

“I Survived a Zombie Apocalypse” (2014)

“Not Another Zombie Movie” (2014)

“[REC]4: Apocalypse” (2014)

“Zombeavers” (2014)

“Zombie Fight Club” (2014)

“Zombie School” (2014)

“Zomblies” (2014)

“4 MILFs vs. Zombies” (2015)

“Aftermath” (2015)

“Bigfoot vs Zombies” (2015)

“Bullets for the Dead” (2015)

“The Burning Dead” (2015)

“Darkest Day” (2015)

“Dead Rising: Watchtower” (2015)

“Clash of the Dead” (2015)

“Extinction” (2015)

“For a Few Zombies More” (2015)

“I Am Alone” (2015)

“Kill Another Day” (2015)

“Maggie” (2015)

“Navy SEALS vs Zombies” (2015)

“Me and My Mates vs the Zombie Apocalypse” (2015)

“Night of the Living Dead: Darkest Dawn” (2015)

“Night of the Living Deb” (2015)

“Re-Kill” (2015)

“The Rezort” (2015)

“Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse” (2015)

“Standoff” (2015)

“Survivors” (2015)

“Zombies of the Living Dead” (2015)

“Zombie Raid” (2015)

“Zombie World” (2015)

“Zoombies” (2015)

“Anger of the Dead” (2016)

“Cell” (2016)

“Daylight’s End” (2016)

“Dead Rising: Endgame” (2016)

“The Girl with All the Gifts” (2016)

“Here Alone” (2016)

"It Stains the Sand Red" (2016)

“KL24: Zombies” (2016)

“Night of Something Strange” (2016)

“Pandemic” (2016)

“Plan Z” (2016)

“Quadrant 9EV9” (2016)

“Range 15” (2016)

“Resident Evil: The Final Chapter” (2016)

“Seoul Station” (animated) (2016)

“Stage V” (2016)

**"**Train to Busan" (2016)

“We All Fall Down” (2016)

“What’s Eating Todd” (2016)

“Within the Woods of Undead County” (2016)

“Zombies” (2016)

“6 Feet Below Hell” (2017)

“After the Outbreak” (2017)

“Almost Dead” (2017)

“Anna and the Apocalypse” (2017)

“Bong of the Living Dead” (2017)

“Breakdown Lane” (2017)

“Cargo” (2017)

“Dawning of the Dead” (2017)

“Day of the Dead: Bloodline” (unofficial sequel) (2017)

“Dead Trigger” (2017)

“The Decayed” (2017)

“The End?” (2017)

“Escaping the Dead” (2017)

“Feral” (2017)

“Here Alone” (2017)

“Granny of the Dead” (2017)

“Into the Outbreak” (2017)

"One Cut of the Dead" (2017)

“Peelers” (2017)

“Ravenous” (“Les affames”) (2017)

“The Red Resurrection” (2017)

“Surviving the Outbreak” (2017)

“Trench 11” (2017)

“What the Waters Left Behind” (2017)

“Zombies!” (2017)

“Zombie Fighters” (2017)

“Zombie Spring Breakers” (2017)

“Anonymous Zombie” (2018)

“Attack of the Southern Fried Zombies” (2018)

“Better Off Zed” (2018)

“Broadcast Dead” (2018)

“Call of the Undead” (2018)

“Cannibal Corpse Killers” (2018)

“Dead Don’t Die in Dallas” (2018)

“Dead End: Zombie Apocalypse” (2018)

“Epidemic” (2018)

“Ever After” (2018)

“Eyes of the Dead” (2018)

“Flakka 666” (2018)

“Ghoul Scout Massacre” (2018)

"The Night Eats the World" (2018)

“The Other Side” (2018)

“Overlord” (2018)

“Patient Zero” (2018)

“Rampant” (2018)

“Redcon-1” (2018)

“Virus of the Dead” (2018)

“Zombie Rampage 2” (2018)

“Zombie World 2” (2018)

“End Survival” (2019)

“Infection” (2019)

“Into the Void” (2019)

“The Last Serb in Croatia” (2019)

“Little Monsters” (2019)

“Midget Zombie Takeover” (2019)

“Red Days” (2019)

“Transit 17” (2019)

“When the Fever Breaks” (2019)

“Zeta: When the Dead Awaken” (2019)

“Zoombies 2” (2019)

“The Zombie Club” (2019)

“Zombie With a Shotgun” (2019)

“Zombieland: Double Tap” (2019)

“#Alive” (2020)

“Alone” (2020)

“By Day’s End” (2020)

“The Clearing” (2020)

“Corona Zombies” (2020)

“Curse of the Blind Dead” (2020)

“The Day of the Living Dead” (2020)

“Dead Again” (2020)

“Entombed” (2020)

“Fat Ass Zombies” (2020)

“Follow the Dead” (2020)

“Haven’s End” (2020)

“Inmate Zero” (2020)

“Let or Let Die” (2020)

“Nightshift” (2020)

“Paradise Z” (2020)

“Strain 100” (2020)

“Train to Busan Presents: Peninsula” (2020)

“Witness Infection” (2020)

“Zombicenter: Center City Contagion” (2020)

“Zombie Wars” (2020)

“Zombie World 3” (2020)

“Army of the Dead” (2021)

“Aquarium of the Dead” (2021)

“Brain Freeze” (2021)

“C.A.M. (Contagious Aggressive Mutations)” (2021)

“Dashcam” (2021)

“Dead County” (2021)

“Fear” (2021)

“Infected” (2021)

“The Last Ones” (2021)

“Lethal Virus” (2021)

“Necropath” (2021)

“Night of the Animated Dead” (2021)

“Plague of the Dead” (2021)

“Voodoo Virus” (2021)

“World Ends at Camp Z” (2021)

“Wyrmwood: Apocalypse” (2021)

“Zombies! Prepping for the Apocalypse” (2021)

“Airborne” (2022)

“Amityville Uprising” (2022)

“Among the Living” (2022)

“Apocalypse Unknown" (2022)

“Attack of the Radioactive Zombies” (2022)

“Bridge of the Doomed” (2022)

“Day Zero” (2022)

“Dead Zone” (2022)

“Lost Vegas” (2022)

“Hierarchy of Evil” (2022)

“Mike & Fred vs the Dead” (2022)

“Pandemic Undead” (2022)

“Plaga Zombie: American Invasion” (2022)

“Ravage Nation” (2022)

“Red Water” (2022)

“Virus-32” (2022)

“Wait, Wait, Don’t Kill Me!” (2022)

“World Ends at Camp Z” (2022)

“Zombae” (2022)

“All You Need is Blood” (2023)

“Aporia” (2023)

“As We Know It” (2023)

“Decade of the Dead” (2023)

“Don’t Get Eaten” (2023)

“End Times” (2023)

“Gangnam Zombie” (2023)

“Herd” (2023)

“Interlopers” (2023)

“Ravage” (2023)

“Scavengers” (2023)

“Shifted” (2023)

“We Are Zombies” (2023)

“Zombie Chronicles: Infection Zone” (2023)

“Apocalypse Z: The Beginning of the End” (2024)

“Cholo Zombies” (2024)

“Criers” (2024)

“Die Alone” (2024)

“The Epidemic” (2024)

“Festival of the Living Dead” (2024)

“Gary and Wang vs the Zombies” (2024)

“Gone With the Dead” (2024)

“MadS” (2024)

“Quadrant” (2024)

“Side Effects May Vary” (2024)

“Z-Mom” (2024)

“Zombiecon vol.1” (2024)

“Zombies Christmas Apocalypse” (2024)

“28 Years Later” (2025)

“A44” (2025)

“Blood Brothers: Life Harvest” (2025)

“Crawlers” (2025)

“Forgive Us All” (2025)

“Mirror Life: Modern Zombies” (2025)

“Necropolis” (2025)

“Return of the Corn Zombies” (2025)

“Silent Zone” (2025)

“Uncontained” (2025)

“Urban Flesh Eaters” (2025)

“Zombie Apache” (2025)

“Zombie Repellant” (2025)

“Zombies of the 3^(rd) Reich” (2025)

“28 Years Later: The Bone Temple” (2026)

“Alive Till Dawn” (2026)

“Colony” (2026)

“A Malevolent World” (July 23, 2026)

“We Bury the Dead” (2026)

 

CLASSIC MOVIES (pre NOTLD 1968) and ADJACENT

“White Zombie” (1932)

“Ouanga” (1936)

“Revolt of the Zombies” (1936)

“King of the Zombies” (1941)

“I Walked with a Zombie” (1943)

“Revenge of the Zombies” (1943)

“Teenage Zombies” (1959)

“Black Sunday” (aka “The Mask of Satan”) (1960)

“Carnival of Souls” (1962)

“The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-Up Zombies” (1964)

“The Last Man on Earth” (1964)

“Dr. Terror’s House of Horrors” (1965)

“The Plague of the Zombies” (1966)

“The Astro-Zombies” (1968)

“The Omega Man” (1971)

“The Crazies” (1973)

“Night of the Comet” (1984)

“Demons” (1985)

“Demons 2” (1986)

“I Am Legend” (2007)

“The Crazies” (2010)

 

THE WALKING DEAD AND SPIN-OFFS

“The Walking Dead” (TV series) (2011-2022) (11 seasons)

“The Walking Dead: Torn Apart” (Web series) (2011) (6 episodes)

“The Walking Dead: Cold Storage” (Web series) (2012) (4 episodes)

“The Walking Dead: The Oath” (Web series) (2013) (3 episodes)

“Fear the Walking Dead” (TV series) (2015-2023) (8 seasons)

“Fear the Walking Dead: Flight 462” (Web series) (2015-2016) (16 episodes)

“Fear the Walking Dead: Passage” (Web series) (2016-2017) (16 episodes)

“The Walking Dead: Red Machete” (Web series) (2017-2018) (6 episodes)

“Fear the Walking Dead: The Althea Tapes” (Web series) (2019) (6 episodes)

“The Walking Dead: World Beyond” (TV series) (2020-2021) (2 seasons)

“Fear the Walking Dead: Dead in the Water” (Web series) (2022) (6 episodes)

“Tales of the Walking Dead” (TV series) (2022) (1 season)

“The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon” (TV series) (2023-2026) (4 seasons)

“The Walking Dead: Dead City” (TV series) (2023-present) (2+ seasons, ongoing)

“The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live” (TV series) (2024) (1 season)

 

OTHER SERIES

"Dead Set" (British miniseries) (2008) (5 episodes)

“Woke Up Dead” (TV series) (2009) (1 season)

“Highschool of the Dead” (Japanese anime series) (2010-2011) (1 season)

“The Returned” (“Les Revenants”) (French TV series) (2012-2015) (2 seasons)

“In the Flesh” (British TV series) (2013-2014) (2 seasons)

“Town of the Living Dead” (TV series) (2014) (1 season)

“Z Nation” (TV series) (2014 – 2018) (5 seasons)

“Fight of the Living Dead” (Web series) (2015-2017) (1 season)

“iZombie” (TV series) (2015-2019) (5 seasons)

“Freakish” (TV series) (2016-2018) (2 seasons)

“Feel the Dead” (TV series) (2017-2018) (1 season)

“Remnant 13” (TV series) (2017) (1 season)

“The Z Virus” (TV series) (2017) (1 season)

“1000 Zombies!” (TV series) (2018) (1 season)

“Zombies” (Disney TV Movie) (2018)

“The Last Kids on Earth” (animated TV series) (2019-2021) (3 seasons)

“Black Summer” (TV series) (2019-2021) (2 seasons)

“Daybreak” (TV series) (2019) (1 season)

“Kingdom” (Korean historical TV Series) (2019-2021) (2 seasons, 1 special)

“Zomboat!” (British TV series) (2019) (1 season)

“Betaal” (Indian TV series) (2020) (1 season)

“Reality Z” (Brazilian TV series) (2020) (1 season)

“The Zombie Chronicles” (TV series) (2020) (1 season)

“Zombies 2” (Disney TV movie) (2020)

“Zombie Detective” (Korean TV series) (2021) (1 season)

“Day of the Dead” (unofficial TV series) (2021) (1 season)

“Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness” (animated TV miniseries) (2021) (4 episodes)

“S.O.Z Soldados o Zombies” (Mexican TV series) (2021) (1 season)

“All of Us Are Dead” (Korean TV series) (2022-present) (1+ seasons, ongoing)

“Resident Evil” (TV series) (2022) (1 season)

“Zombies 3” (Disney TV Movie) (2022)

“The Last of Us” (TV series) (2023-current) (2+ seasons, ongoing)

“Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead” (Japanese anime TV series) (2023) (1 season)

“Zombieverse” (Korean TV series) (2023) (2 seasons)

“Generation Z” (TV series) (2024) (1 season)

“Zombies: The Re-Animated Series" (Disney animated TV series) (2024) (1 season)

“Newtopia” (Korean TV series) (2025) (1 season)

“Zombies 4: Dawn of the Vampires” (Disney TV movie) (2025)