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Horror Power Ranking List - June 30, 2008
With the recent announcement of Fantasia Fest's line-up, there's a whole bunch of new horror movies on the List to start getting excited about.
i had to choose night of the living dead, cause its my favorite zombie film of all time. followed by dawn of the dead (my second favorite ramero zombie film). day of the dead being third, because its good, and i havent seen it in a while. diary fourth cause im interested to see what ramero did with it. and land being fifth cause i didnt care much for it.
Night is always #1 for me.
BTW, I thought that Mr. Woodcock ad was part of the post before I read it. I went "what the..." It might be a horrific movie, but I don't know if it's a horror movie.
I went with Diary of the Dead. The appeal of the whole Blair Witch-meets-Zombies-style is just so intriguing. I love all of the Romero Dead films, but for me I would have to say it would be in this order... Dawn, Night, Day, and then Land... that's the order it'll stay in until I see Diary (which I can't wait to see).
I know it's a remake, but I thought Tom Savini's take on Night was badass. Too bad it's been pretty much all downhill since then for Savini. He never should've left special fx. He's just not a very good actor... at all.
I want to see Diary of the Dead immediately.
My ranking of favorite Romero Dead films.
1. Night of the Living Dead
2. Day of the Dead
3. Dawn of the Dead
4. Land of the Dead
I will put Diary on this list after I have seen it.
Loved all of Romero's films but "Dawn..." or the original "Night..." cant be beat. However, I am very excited about "Diary," which according to Romero is about getting back to his grass roots movie making without all the Hollywood glitz and glamor. I think that the Zombie genre needs a refreshing take and who better than the master himself? I hope the zombies don't run..hate that! I also hope that there are no one-liners from the stars. No way would anyone be joking if the dead started to get up and walk around! Keep horror scary and leave the comedy genre to the horny teenagers!