All right guys, sorry for the long recent absence, life has been indeed busy. So I apologize for not getting at your blogs often. Anyways, I would like to continue my top Horror Movie countdown with #13.

13. Zombieland (2009)

"Nut up, or shut up."

Zombieland stars Woody Harrelson, Jesse Eisenberg, Emma Stone, and Abigail Breslin, as a ragtag four-some, as they scavenge the remains of the world after a zombie apocalypse, looking for other survivors, and the last Twinkee on Earth. While there really isn't much of a story, the movie is still completely awesome. The gore is awesome, the characters are awesome, and you grow with each one, and the appearance of a famous comedy actor was hilarious, and fell right in with the rest of the movie. Horror and Comedy has never really been combined as well as this was made, as it is probably the best one to date, especially if you love Zombie films, this one is top notch, and very, very awesome.

14. 28 Days Later (2003)

"Your days are numbered."

28 Days Later marks the horror debut for the now famous Danny Boyle. The film opens with British animal rights activists breaking into the Cambridge Primate Research Facility. While there, they run into a scientist who warns them that the chimpanzees there are infected with a virus called 'Rage'. They ignore the scientist and free one of the chimps there, which immediately attacks the activists and the scientist, turning them into bloodthirsty freaks. Exactly 28 days later, a man named Jim (Cillian Murphy) awakens from a coma, and finds the city of London to be completely deserted, abandoned, and what looks like the aftermath of serious rampage. After scouting around the city some more, he runs into humans with the 'Rage' virus, and is nearly killed, but is saved by 2 more survivors that stumble upon him, and what follows is one of the greatest zombie films in recent history. The 'Rage' virus is brought out so well, and really doesn't feel like the typical zombie films that the movie community is used to nowadays. The virus is carried from the blood of the infected and can be transferred from one to another by having contact with the blood in any way, shape, or form. The characters were all played out brilliantly, and since there are only a few main protagonists, besides the few that appear later on, you grow so close to them, and it feels as if you are among the last remaining surivors of this Rage apocalypse. The atmosphere is amazing, and is definitely among the best I've experienced in a film. Overall, 28 Days Later is one of the better horror films of the 2000's, and quite possibly the best zombie film to date.

15. Day of the Dead (1985)

"The darkest day of horror the world has ever known."

George Romero's 1985 cl@ssic is actually the third installment in 'The Dead' series. It stars a group of survivors taking refuge in an underground Military bunker, soon after the zombie outbreak that took place in 'Night' and in 'Dawn'. While staying in the bunker, the government assigns the residents there into 3 groups. The scientists, the people trying to find a cure for the outbreak, the military who protect the rest, and the civilians, the other survivors. Along the course of the movie, the outside zombies try to find ways to make their way inside of the bunker, while some of the survivors on the inside start to turn against each other. This was a great zombie film. The performances were good, especially from the character of Captain Rhodes. The atmosphere felt great and real, and you felt like you were one of the survivors the entire way through. Overall, this was a great horror film that each fan will enjoy.