/r/zombies
/r/Zombies' raison de la mort is to host submissions regarding gatherings, movies, books, music, theater, speculative science, games, and more featuring the flesh (and/or brain) eating dead.
/r/Zombies' raison de la mort is to host submissions regarding gatherings, movies, books, music, theater, speculative science, games and more featuring the flesh (and/or brain) eating dead.
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Can you recommend works (books, movies, TV series, etc.) that depict people emerging from bunkers many years after an apocalypse? These stories should show how a new society with its own rules has formed in the ruins of the old civilization, with much of the former progress lost. Meanwhile, the people emerging from the bunkers have access to advanced technologies compared to this new world.
P. S. I know a lot of people will recommend fallout to me, but I would like something different.
Heya folks, I was browsing the subreddit and saw a discussion about movies . A couple redditiors had mentioned a movie that started with an "r" and speculated the zombies might be demon zombies . I thought I had saved the post but I can no longer find it. Does anybody have any suggestions or idea what movie it light be ?
I read a lot of zombie books as a kid, but im looking for book suggestions for my wife.
Also, you dont need to suggest World War Z, because that was the book/book on tape that got her interested in the first placez
Hello I remember watching this movie on Amazon prime it starts with a team of bounty hunters chasing someone into the woods. While there looking for him zombies show up and start to kill the team off.
Biggest thing I remember is once the zombies show up they are just restless most of the movie takes place in the woods and there fighting and running the whole movie it was an independent movie and I think had a teen number in the title. Thanks if anyone els has seen this and knows what I’m talking about.
Okay, I've been wracking my brain for ages now, trying to recall the name of a zombie film. Someone on the Internet must have seen it, so here goes:
I *believe* it's a documentary style film, following an older man as he succumbs to a zombie virus, and the hospice worker that cares for him. I also think it might have been a British film?
If anyone has any ideas, I'd love to hear them. I know I saw it around the same time as Fido, so maybe it was released around 2006-2008?
Thanks ahead for any input!
Here are all of the zombie projects we know are shambling or sprinting our way in 2025☣️
[Movies]
28 Years Later
Return Of The Living Dead[sequel to 80s film, set in modern times]
George A. Romeros Twilight Of The Dead
Christina Romeros Queens Of The Dead
Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles[new film prequel to Welcome To Raccoon City]
Paul W.S. Andersons House of The Dead
We Bury The Dead
Guillermo Del Toros Frankenstein
[TV series]
The Walking Dead: Dead City Season 2
TWD: Daryl Dixon The Book Of Carol
Revival
Marvel Zombies[animated]
The Last Of Us Season 2
[Video games]
Dying Light: The Beast
Projekt Z
State Of Decay 3
Resident Evil 9
House Of The Dead 2 Remake
John Carpenters Toxic Commandos
Into The Dead: Our Darkest Days
The Midnight Walkers[PVP Extraction]
Blight Survival
Killing Floor 3
God Save Birmingham
Hunger
Nakwon: Lost Paradise
Hello!
Long time ago, I saw a zombie movie where in the ending was an SOS written on a white thing. Only thing I remember is there a drop a blood falling inside one of the characters eyes.
My friend said it was probably 28 days later but he is not sure either.
Thank you for your time!
Edit: I found it! Thank you!
So it's been confirmed by multiple sources that the emaciated skeletal infected seen in the trailer for 28 Years Later is not Cillian Murphy but is actually Angus Neill a new actor for the film.
Source found: https://www.theguardian.com/film/2024/dec/11/emaciated-zombie-in-28-years-later-is-not-cillian-murphy-sources-confirm
I don't want any like basic stuff, I've watched all of them. I'm craving more zombie content but I can't seem to find any that I haven't seen already. Any recommendations?
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Having re watched both films and explored the canonical associated material I have a few theories and thoughts for discussion.
The virus has evolved to a state where there are carriers as we know them from 28 days and semi immune carriers that play off the 28 weeks theme. I think that is where the tall bearded man comes in. He’s a carrier but largely symptom free with the ability to coerce/control the rage state carriers.
Ralph Fiennes is a Dr who is a carrier of the virus, given his age profile I think he was directly involved in the creation of rage or at least its study in the immediate outbreak. His ability to remain unharmed by the infected allows him to study and find a cure for the virus. I think there’s probably more to it than this as 29 years and no cure doesn’t really fit. I think it’s more likely he’s finding ways to control the virus to make it safe. Most likely, he created a safer strain of the virus in a hope save humanity but fanatics use this to create terror hordes of infected.
It isn’t global apocalypse. Firstly, this theme has been explored in most “zombie” genre films. The trailer suggests the setting is entirely in the UK. There are well dressed NATO forces with modern weapons. Either the movie explores older timelines or we actually find the virus is relatively contained within Europe but the UK has been left to rot with the odd NATO force trying to understand the virus itself.
Fanatic religious terror groups will be a major theme. They are asymptomatic carriers who can control rage infected for their own gain - whatever that is…..
The Jim scene - it’s a fever dream in Jim’s Character arc. It’s a cheap cop out otherwise. What his development is, genuinely fascinating. I imagine he is linked to the mother or he never left the UK.
Jimmy - I think this might be an informal term for the infected. It’s marked on the house and an actual infected. What this is related to, who knows. I can’t see the link between jimmy the child or Jim.
It definitely looks like it's going to be more of an action movie. The skull towers were fucking stupid. I'll say it. What the fuck are those? I totally get that there'd be a cult around something like that, but jeez man if this shit turns supernatural I'm going to L O S E it.
In my opinion, I think that 28 days and week is already a perfect franchise but the thing is 28 years might been ruining the franchise since the movie itself said that infected will die by a starvation due to a less population of human. Yes I know that they are involved but for me it doesn't make sense though. What did you think?
Does anyone know of a zombie movie where it's a few years after the apocalypse started and they manage to get all the zombies on an island where they turn them into some sort of rage entertainment, like a rage room, and the machinery used to keep the zombies at bay fails, one of the survivors I believe is an ex-bride who was left at the alter. After they survive and get off the island, it cuts to the end where it shows the zombies washing ashore. I was thinking of zombie movies and it popped into my head
Im making a cyberpunk esk zombie wall defence game where you have to hold off the zombie horde for as long a possible. Im coming up with some different types of zombies that will effect game play.
Im wondering what types of zombies would you add? And what ability (if any) would you give them?
Some I already have
This sub doesn't let you share YouTube videos.
But the official trailer is out and I've put a link in the comments
I been watching The Walking Dead and I been noticing some terrible spots to live at.
For an example a city, how on earth would you keep something this big running and defended?
A hospital, just why? It’s too big to defend. Same for a hotel. Too big.
The prison might of worked but part of it was undefended like Rick and his group only defended one side which was stupid, the Governor could have snuck in at night and killed everyone that way.
The only places I say would work are small places like Hilltop, Alexandria, Oceanside, Woodberry, maybe a farm if you have the right defenses in place.