1990 Tom Savini remake, if you've not seen this yet...This is THE version to have! Then watch the original George Romero version which is somewhat slightly dated now, but is still a landmark in horror

Romero's self-confessed personal favourite, possibly the definitive Zombie film.

Absolute favourite of mine, faithful to it's predecessors in every way. One of THE best Zombie films you could see!

The ultimate Zom-Com. One of the goriest films ever made, and one of the funniest. Absolutely legendary!

Very enjoyable, funny and also harrowing. Extremely low-budget but unique film, told in Zombie point-of-view. An instant cult classic.

Romero is the Zombie king, his first three films are as mentioned, but if Land of the Dead had been made by anyone else it would have been a huge success. Marred by the brilliance of his originals.

I have seen this though it's not released yet, impressive it is too. Reminiscent of a Stephen King. Set entirely in a radio station, this is funny and creepy, putting a new spin on the Zombie genre.

This is still on at the Cinema, so go and watch now if you are a fan of the Undead. Hugely enjoyable Zombie Comedy with amazing special effects.

Greece's spin on the genre, nothing really new to the formula, but this is a really cool film. A very well made Splatter-fest.

Also known as "Dellamorte Dellamore", Cult masterpiece with Rupert Everett. Funny as hell but has a sinister side. Cannot be compared to anything I've seen before. It's a crime it's so hard to find.

In the same vein as Shaun of the Dead but with a feminist punchline. Very enjoyable and very funny with more than a homage to the greats thrown in.

A fantastic remake, vamped up for todays society. With the exception of the Shopping Mall this is a completely different film. Running Zombies, undead babies, buckets of blood and erm...Ving Rhames?!

This has Zombies in the Lake District. Very Romero-esque, and pretty gory for it's day. The story, location, acting and effects make this a cult Zombie classic.