A Question of Remakes

[Danny]

A "cult film" is a film that attracts a small but devoted group of fans, usually failing to achieve considerable success outside that group. John Carpenter has attained a level of mainstream success way too large for him to be classified simply as a cult director, although he's made a couple of films that might very well be in that category. Personally, I think he hit his peak in the early 80s, and I haven't enjoyed anything from him in a long, long time. yeah but theres also films like napolean dynamite that get called cult following by the studios to try and lure people in.

[MontagMOI]

Nightmare City had runing zombies (Circa1980) It still makes me laugh every time i see it. But it obviously inspired Danny Boyle to rob it almost as much as Snyder plagiarised 28 days. (yes i know, neither film contains living dead, they contain infected or irradiated folk). Don't get me wrong, i think Dawn '04 is fun. Just very simple fun. I must say i also enjoy watching Nightmare City. The script, acting, dialogue, dubing and special effects suck but it still manages to be more watchable than many zombie films. I know some on here disliked Land but what other half-decent zombie films have we had since Day Of The Dead?