I think a popularity contest would be fun. And the nominees are: Zombie movies, Vampire movies, Werewolf movies, and Aliens movies.
Howard

> Well, it's not a TV miniseries, but you might get a kick out of Urban Dead (www.urbandead.com). It's a low tech MMORPG (you play from your browser) where you play as a survivor in a quarantined city fighting the living dead, or the living dead looking for some brains to much (and you'll wind up playing both, because when survivors die they wind up as zombies and zombies can be revived to become human again.) It's good fun.
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> > While people are naming movies, I could actually use some lists of top zombie movies. I love zombie movies. I dream, one day, of a major tv network (HBO, etc) creating a zombie tv-series. To me, the most interesting part of a zombie story is the crumbling of society. There isn't enough time to show this in movies. (It would probably be more interesting with 28 days/weeks later style zombies than the classical zombies of our forefathers. If only for the necessary emphasis on disease transmission.)
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> > If anyone here thinks that zombie movies are stupid, I have no interest in hearing what you have to say. Ever again.