We, The Infected

Absolutely. NOTLD is an amazing film and one of my favorites. Great atmosphere and awesome b&w photography. Just beautiful EC Comic Horror story turned live action.

I am not into zombie movies either. I have seen some of them but then I can sleep at night jeje. I did like Shaun of the Dead since it was funny. When I was reading Handling the Undead some parts scared me that I don't know how I manage to finish the book.

Speaking of zombies...This item was for sale in gun accessories catalog I get once in a while. A target that bleeds...and it's made in USA.
Who says everything's made in China?

Holy cow!!

Old zombie movie, very different from the modern cannibal/apocalypse. It has been described as the zombie version of Jane Eyre, which is gives it something in common with Handling the Undead.

Hello All: This is my first post. I love the movies and I love this website!

I think Marcus Aurelius makes a good point about zombies being tied to social unrest. I saw this story on "zombie ammo" a few days ago. The maker said he was inspired by the three or so cannibal stories that were in the news at the same time. This is tongue-in-cheek but it's real ammo!

http://detroit.cbslocal.com/2012/06/07/ ... g-attacks/

http://www.hornady.com/ammunition/zombiemax

a_contemplative_life mentioned there's not much human drama in zombie movies. Chloe Moretz's new movie "Maggie" sounds like it has the potential to portray zombies as sympathetic figures.


http://collider.com/chloe-grace-moretz-maggie/165451/

I recommend Return Of The Living Dead, a cheesy New Wave inspired Zombie flick from the Eighties. It sounds like a Romero film but it was actually directed by the main writer of the movie Alien named Daniel Obannon. I remember it being pretty good though I havent seen it in awhile.

I do want to see I Walked With A Zombie.