Look at this way, either we get a kickass Hobbit movie, or we get to fight zombies IRL. Win-win situation.

Aside from the sheer size and scope of World War Z, it seems like a pretty obvious blockbuster. Once the script is ready to roll and you find enough actors (really hoping for a truly international cast). District 9 showed how you can visually portray this kind of a film using "first hand accounts" "news footage" and more traditional narrative story telling to tell a grand story, now they just have to make it.

Haha! I see the resemblance!

I don't know if its Burton "banking" on Depp so much as the Disney promotional team. For them Depp is a known quantity vs. promoting whoever it is that plays Alice. I know I could look it up, but my first impression from the promotional material so far is that its JOHNNY DEPP in Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland. My question is, what is Tim Burton's version going to offer that someone might have missed in the many adaptations?

"You got the Powaaaa! yeah!"
man, now I gotta watch that.

Now that digital projectors are becoming more and more common, alongside high definition transfers, I would hope that there was something of a resurgence of re-releasing classic films to theaters.

I've heard good things about Cemetery Man for a long time, but never gotten a chance to see it. But all these films look to be at least different from the usual horror nonsense. Good list.

I noticed that too. Interesting choice...

Not a bad mockup. I don't get the woman's(?) facial expression, its a little goofy. In my ideal world they would do a poster like the awesome covers from the 70s. You know, before "tits and dragons" became the only kind of image they would put on the front. Not that the magazine didn't have sexual stories or themes.

Total killer "dream" artist for this poster: Moebius. It just makes sense.

Agree, the Evil Dead's worst moments can't compare to most of what's up in the list. Of the movies that I've seen on this list, I would say its pretty sound. Probably pound for pound among the goriest films out there. I've never seen a Fulci film, but I want to.

I'll just say, the dinner seen in Dead Alive is probably the most nauseating part of the whole movie. I can watch them run over zombies with a lawn mower all day, but that tapioca.... gross!

Also, the poster art for Dead Alive is some of the worst, it has nothing to do with the film.