My favorite is dawn of the dead not with old one. Also the new movie that came out I am Legend I don't know if the people where zombies but All I know is they wanted to kill anything that was not like them I guess you can say that would be another I liked as far as the zombie/rabies infested whatever they where

I have seen all the movies mentioned and I have to say I find Shaun of the Dead the best by far. I respect the older selections, Edgar Wright (director) and Simon Pegg are big fans of them but I think they greatly improved on their ideas. Also am I the only one that thought 28 weeks Later was better than 28 Days Later? (Calm down I know the're not zombie movies and I really do like 28 Days Later)

Here are my two faves:

2. 28 Days Later - Finally, some scaring looking zombies. This movie probably would've made it to my number one spot, if only it's second half hadn't veered away from the zombies so much & into the whole "the military being the enemy" angle.

1. Night Of The Living Dead - This was almost the "Blair Witch Project" of it's time. It has the a very documentary feel to it. And to my mind, it was the first time I had ever seen the idea of zombies as truly scary.

I have to admit, I hated 28 Days Later! It was the acting I'm afraid. That young girl was painful. I actually burst out laughing at the cinema (I was not alone!). Christopher Eccleston was also terrible as the military leader. Nice cinematography though.

Having said that, I love zombie films. I can't pick a favourite, but I really like the following offerings -

Night Of The Living Dead
Dawn Of The Dead (George A Romero)
Shaun Of The Dead
Braindead (aka 'Dead Alive')
Re-Animator
Return of the Living Dead

I've been in trouble for suggesting that 'Re-Animator' was a zombie film. For the record, it's a film about a man who re-animates dead tissue. The dead come back to life and stumble around murdering the living. I'd say that fits the bill nicely.