An epidemic that spread from the island of Haiti to the entire world: The Zombie Phenomenon.<\/p>\n
Though nowadays when we say “zombie,” Voodoo spells, Haiti, or the Caribbean don’t immediately come to mind. However, the origin of this phenomenon is exactly what I just listed. Anyway, since that’s not our topic, I won’t go on any longer. The thing we call zombies isn’t just one type. We’ve encountered them in many different forms, undead ones, caused by viruses, even fungal ones. So we decided to narrow down the list a bit and I’ve prepared a “Best Infected Zombie Movies” list. Of course, my list ended up consisting of extremely well-known films. Regular visitors to korku101.com know that’s not something I’m particularly fond of. That’s exactly why I expanded my 6-film list to 10 films for you adventurous horror lovers and added 4 more lesser-known films.<\/p>\n
This is the first film that comes to mind when we talk about fast, aggressive zombies. Directed by Danny Boyle, this film deals with the chaos caused by a deadly virus spreading across the United Kingdom. According to many, it’s the best infection-based zombie film. There’s also a sequel called 28 Weeks Later. The real bombshell is that a continuation titled 28 Years Later is coming soon. If it were up to me, I’d have waited until 2030.<\/p>\n