Category Archives: Top Ten Zombie Movies

The end-of-the-world movies have shaped a new genre, a mix between fiction and fantasy, to portray the last day on earth. Its an idea that has captured the human head since the beginning of time Continue reading →

The future is unknowable, and the unforeseen can be terrifying. I speak, of course, about the upcoming film and television slate of 2022, which definitely has some stuff worth hyping, but enthusiasm for any unseen property is always something of a gamble that you may end up regretting later. Perhaps its best to look back, to use the ultimately arbitrary measure of decade anniversaries as an excuse to revisit the films and TV shows that have withstood the test of time Continue reading →

In an oral history about the "It" miniseries, screenwriter Lawrence D. Cohen (who adapted King's "Carrie" for Brian De Palma's classic 1976 feature) lays out how Romero signed onto the project, which was to be "the horror miniseries to end all horror miniseries." Producers brought Romero on board with the aim of adapting Stephen King's classic book and its 1100-odd pages into a whopping eight-to-10-hour program for ABC, to be aired over five nights. They even went so far as to announce the "Monkey Shines" director's attachment to the project (with no cast announced) in 1989. Continue reading →

This time last year, the world had gone more than 12 months without seeing a new Marvel movie. Continue reading →

A loose follow-up to 2016's "Suicide Squad," "The Suicide Squad" makes up for its title's lack of originality with a film packed with jokes, blood, and bright colors. Continue reading →

The cast of Shaun of the DeadImage: Focus Features Its kind of mind-blowing to think about just how much of an impact the 2004 film Shaun of the Dead had on modern film history. Continue reading →

Zack Snyders Army of the Deadwas one of Netflixs biggest original movies to date. The zombie heist caper sees a rugged band of heroes venturing into an undead-infested Las Vegas to retrieve the contents of a safe before the city is nuked. Continue reading →

Its incredible to think that as recently as the week before it hit theaters, many insiders and analysts were predicting that Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings was going to wind up scoring the lowest opening weekend in Marvel Cinematic Universe history. Instead, it almost tripled the previous Labor Day record that had been held by Rob Zombies Halloween for fourteen years and became the first release of the pandemic era to cross $200 million at the domestic box office, on its way to a global haul of $430 million. Continue reading →

Tonight is the SYFY premiere of the channels newest horror series Day of the Dead. While inspired by George Romeros zombie universe that started with Night of the Living Dead, this new series does not take place in the same universe. 1428 Elm chatted with Christopher Russell, who portrays Trey Bowman in the series. Continue reading →

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