Movies and documentaries about the many battlefields in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria etc. List in progress

Paul Gross and Rossif Sutherland in Hyena Road (2015)

A huge collection of dystopian and post-apocalyptic movies and the like. Excluded are zombie/walker movies like 28 Days Later, Dawn of the Dead etc. which I got own lists for. List in progress.

Dystopia & Apocalyptica: The Downfall of Man

Viggo Mortensen and Kodi Smit-McPhee in The Road (2009)

A comprehensive collection of zombie/walker movies & shows from 2k to now.  Excluded are zombie comedies which I pooled in Dead Rotten Comedia. No shame border. List in progress.

Massive walker outbreak!!! Over 1k pieces filled with bloodsucking & brains-craving creatures! Expanded edition & the virus is still spreading and spreading. This deal gets you everything: From the oldies to the goldies - zombies/walkers of all kinds and all times. Including lots of gore & guts & brains and sometimes even bloody comedy. This is the real stuff if you crave for bad taste. A MUST-CHECK for all connoisseurs of the undead. Maybe the most comprehensive list available and still growing - work in progress.

Hélène de Fougerolles and David Morley in Mutants (2009)

Movies and shows I've been awaiting eagerly, but was extremly disappointed after I got the deal before my eyes and soul... And sadly, the butchered corpses are not revived by the holy powers of the mighty gods of cheese 'n' schlock but dead like a rock. For the sake of relevance, the release dates date back max. five years. And boy, how bad the harvest was in those five years, so many bad stuff, so few good ones, so much money spend on non-artistic butchery...

Charlie Vickers in The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power (2022)

Zombie, walker comedies of all times. List in progress.

This is not a Best-Movies-I-Ever-Watched-list, but these flicks are some of the most bizarre, most weird, phantastic, wonderful, visual powerful and therefore memorable movies I watched. Every movie on this list I would dare to say is unique on its very own way. Some of them are iconic, some are even Hollywood blockbusters, and some are fresh but unknown to a greater audience and some are long forgotten but to a very few.

The Wehrmacht, the SS, the Third Reich and the Occult - all genres.

Geir Vegar Hoel, Charlotte Frogner, and Ørjan Gamst in Dead Snow (2009)

In the wake of Robert E. Howard's mighty Conan, Kull and the like.

Zombie, walker movies from 1932 to 1999. Excluded are zombie comedies which I pooled in Dead Rotten Comedia. List in progress.

Flicks of all genres (bio, drama, thriller, horror etc.) which got one thing in common - an asylum and/or mental illness plays a more or less vital part of the show.

Kate Beckinsale, Michael Caine, Ben Kingsley, and Jim Sturgess in Stonehearst Asylum (2014)

Milo Cawthorne, Kimberley Crossman, and James Joshua Blake in Deathgasm (2015)

Some of the most iconic sci-fi movies ever made.

No Hollywood-remakes, you just get the real deals from Japan. List in progress.

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