Strangest Zombie Films?

[PaulD]

I liked the idea of Colin, especially as a fan of low budget movies, but found it a bit of a chore to sit through to be honest. The camcordery cinematography was really hard to take too. I wish I'd bought the 2 disc version instead of the barebones release as I suspect the extras features and making-of would be far more interesting than the film itself.

[Vampix]

How about Flesh Eater with Bill Hinzman? I got this flick in a Shriek Show DVD boxset and still haven't watched it.

[iluvdvds@Cult Labs]

Definetly check that one out! It's so much fun and is oozing soooo much with 80s cheese it's ridiculous.

[Pete]

FLESH EATER (aka ZOMBIE NOSH) is terrible. Hinzman's THE MAJORETTE'S is better (though not by much).

[Gothmogxx]

Chillerama, an anthology film with part of it being a zombie segment. Its strange in a way but overall its a great, funny and classic movie.

[nordicdusk]

Osombie - Teaser Trailer - YouTube

Just found this ha ha i think this qualifies.

[The Limey]

I kid ye not - Ray Steckler's err unforgettable flick of "The Incredibly Strange Creatures That Stopped Living and Became Mixed Up Zombies"

[Pete]

ZOMBIE ASS: TOILET OF THE DEAD!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=qdQts9i6wdI

[Make Them Die Slowly]

Originally Posted by The Limey

I kid ye not - Ray Steckler's err unforgettable flick of "The Incredibly Strange Creatures That Stopped Living and Became Mixed Up Zombies"

I love this film especially when it gets really trippy.

[skankenstoned]

The Dead Next Door anyone? Why's it strange? Well, you had Dawn Of The Dead, then the Italians went zombie crazy and Bruno Mattei gave us Hell Of The Living Dead (Zombie Creeping Flesh) and, well, for me any way TDND is like it all coming full circle, an American version of an Italian version of an American zombie flick, if that makes sense!