Train to Busan is a must, but we've also included some lesser-known films in the selection.
Zombies are not only a classic of horror but also a significant part of science fiction, where the dead come back to life, becoming a threat to humanity. Zombie plots can vary: from terrifying to humorous, from dramatic to absurd. This selection features films that explore the theme of the living dead in their unique way, adding elements of science fiction, postmodern irony, and unexpected twists.
28 Days Later (2002)
IMDb rating: 7.6/10
After a virus leak turns people into aggressive creatures, London is left desolate. A group of survivors tries to find shelter and figure out what happened.
Train to Busan (2016)
IMDb rating: 7.6/10
During a train ride from Seoul to Busan, a zombie epidemic breaks out. Passengers fight for survival in the confined space, realizing that the outside world is also infected.
Zombieland (2009)
IMDb rating: 7.6/10
A young man named Columbus travels across the U.S., which is overrun by zombies. Along the way, he meets the eccentric Tallahassee and two sisters, joining forces for survival.
Rec (2007)
IMDb rating: 7.4/10
Television reporter Ángela and her cameraman accompany firefighters for a night shift. They arrive at an apartment building after a disturbing call and encounter a mysterious infection turning people into aggressive creatures. The building is quarantined, and the film crew, along with the residents, struggles to find a way out of the deadly trap.
One Cut of the Dead (2017)
IMDb rating: 7.7/10
A group of enthusiasts decides to shoot an amateur zombie film, but unexpectedly encounters real zombies during filming. This parody, with an Asian flavor, combines elements of breaking the fourth wall, mockumentary, and postmodern irony.
