ilove evil dead and bruce campbell,and looking fo others that love horror also.

I enjoyed watching Bruce Campbell's antics in the Evil Dead movies too!

The Tall Man from the Phantasm series, is one of my favorite horror villians. Always found his flying spheres to be very phascinating and quite the deadly little toys

The Italian horror directors, Dario Argento and Lucio Fulci, made some bizarre movies. Suspira (what other horror film has sets and lighting the likes of this one?? Very artistic film) and Zombi 2 (or Zombie as it is known in the US) are a few of the more interesting ones. Sure, some of the blood effects in Fulci's movies are kind of comical, and the acting can be sub-par, but overall the movies I have seen of his were worth watching. He seemed to manage to cast very pretty ladies in his movies too. Olga Karlatos is reason enough to watch Zombi 2 (for a guy at least), and she gives the best acting performance in it as well.

For an often over looked older zombie movie, try "Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things" from 1972. I haven't seen this one since high school, but I remember liking it back then.

zombies....huh?

well, resident evil blew it! anything new from george a. romero is nothing great. its all vivid and gory for the sake of being gory. i prefer his original "night of the living dead." it has a story thats very relevant to society then and now. which brings me to the british versions of zombie flicks. 28 days later i have seen, but i have not yet seen 28 weeks. 28 days was an awesome depiction of what can happen if a giant plague took over society. the realism of this film makes it scarier than any zombie films i have ever seen. but if you're looking for exaggerated action and quick laughs....watch resident evil. surely there's ka-thousands of zombie flicks out there, but to make this short, i'm just labeling the most recent and mainstream of them all.

find something to watch...you'll never know what you're missing out on.