Let’s travel the world with these amazing zombie movies

UK: Pride and Prejudice and Zombies (2016), a mash-up of Jane Austen’s classic romantic novel and bloodthirsty zombies is out this week. It will teach you both manners and zombie survival tips.

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UK: Pride and Prejudice and Zombies (2016), a mash-up of Jane Austen’s classic romantic novel and bloodthirsty zombies is out this week. It will teach you both manners and zombie survival tips.

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India; Go Goa Gone (2013) brought together Goa’s underground drug culture in a hilarious stoner zombie comedy and gave us a memorable Saif Ali Khan playing a fake Russian zombie hunter.

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Cuba: Juan of the Dead (2010) was the Cuban cousin of Shaun of the Dead, and like that movie, captured the essence of its home country. Everyone wants to escape to America. Even the zombies.

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UK: Shaun of the Dead (2004) changed the game when it comes to zombie movies. It brought a stiff upper lip, a quintessential British trait, and hammered its zombies on the head with Cricket bats and old records.

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USA: Night of the Living Dead (1968) was the first movie to bring zombies into the mainstream, and also found time to be about something important: ‘60s racial tension in America.

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Norway: Dead Snow (2009) gave us what most zombie fans could only dream about. Yes, your eyes don’t deceive you. What you see above are indeed Nazi zombies.

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Canada: Sure, there’s a zombie outbreak in Pontypool (2008), but the movie doesn’t leave the confines of a radio station for its whole duration. Instead, it focuses on an RJ as he reports on the outbreak. Cool idea, no?

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UK: Dead Set (2008) was a limited series that began with a genius premise: What if during Big Brother, a zombie outbreak happened in the outside world? And the safest place was the Big Brother house.

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US, Israel, Wales: World War Z broke all the zombie rules but took us on a globe-trotting adventure with Brad Pitt.

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UK: 28 Days Later redefined the zombie movie in 2002. While it also broke some cardinal zombie rules, it paved the way for zombie movies as they are now.

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USA: Zombieland (2009) took us on a road trip across middle America with a colourful group of survivors and also gave us great survival tips that we filed away in our heads.

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USA: Warm Bodies (2013), a Romeo and Juliet style love story set against the backdrop of a zombie apocalypse was both quirky and gruesome.

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New Zealand: Fido (2007) imagined a 1950s-esque alternate universe where families had zombies for slaves after winning the war against them.

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USA: Maggie (2014) was more a drama about a father and his infected daughter who was slowly turning into a zombie. It featured one of the best Arnold Schwarzeneggar performances ever.