Top Zombie Movies Ranked: Surprising Nos.

NEW YORK, NY — Zombie apocalypse films have gained traction as a beloved horror sub-genre over the last 50 years, sparking fascination across audiences. From sudden outbreaks to survival beyond the apocalypse, these stories continue to enrapture viewers. Recently, film fans on IMDb ranked their top zombie films, revealing that the iconic movie ‘28 Days Later‘ sits at the surprising No. 7 position.

’28 Days Later,’ directed by Danny Boyle, showcases a post-apocalyptic world ravaged by a viral outbreak. Starring Cillian Murphy as a man waking up in an abandoned hospital, the film sets a raw and immediate tone amidst chaos as he grapples with the new threats and the collapse of society.

Another notable entry, ‘Train to Busan,’ showcases a father-daughter duo on a train battling a sudden zombie outbreak, receiving praise for its emotional depth. The film’s fast-paced action and the depiction of human sacrifice provide a deeper layer beyond the terrifying visuals.

Besides ‘Train to Busan,’ ‘Zombieland‘ offers a reimagined, comedic approach to the genre, with Jesse Eisenberg providing a humorous spin on survival tactics amidst chaos and death.

Popular films from Spain include ‘REC,’ a found-footage horror that plunges viewers into a reporter’s frantic coverage of a bizarre emergency turned quarantine. It’s touted for its intensity, greeting audiences with pulse-quickening plot twists.

Additionally, Romero’s classic films are woven into the list, considering their significant impact on the genre. ‘Night of the Living Dead‘ opened the doors to the portrayal of zombies that are now culturally ingrained.

The list’s ranking reveals an evolving landscape, encapsulating diverse storytelling from nations around the globe, showing that the zombie genre is far from stagnant.