• Main theme plays during the final fight • Classic walking zombies that came from the grave • Defense style final battle • Characters using classic zombie Killing weapons ( Revolver, Shotgun, Molotov Cocktails ) • Explosions and fires PERFECT RECIPE FOR A PERFECT CLIMAX OF A ZOMBIE MOVIE!
Watched this movie with my wife recently. I first watched in back in 2002 when I was 16 and the movie is just as eerie now as it was for me back then. My wife said this scene was like a video game in movie form and I agree. Characters holed up in a small building while battling a seemingly endless barrage of the undead, it's just perfection!
@@TheNotoriousKAZ86 It's literally "The Last Stand" franchise playable on "Armor Games". A true classic of JAVA games. Gather supplies during the day and in the night you defend yourself against the undead horde charging against your barricade. You can even rescue other survivors who then help you out defending against the zombie hordes. PS: Molotov Cocktails are not the best Zombie Weapons. If they are the living fast running type. They will get to you before they burn to death. If they are the slow undead type. It takes several minutes for them to die. After all the only way to kill them is by destroying the brain. It's only really good when the Zombies are trapped somewhere. Also there is the danger of setting things on fire you aren't supposed to. Even historically. The point of Molotov Cocktails was not to kill the enemy, but drive them out of cover so you can shoot them or block the way. Zombies neither know fear or pain and don't use cover.
The way zombies move in this movie was always the best part for me. They just slowly walk forward, silent, with their heads down, like they are sleepwalking. One of the creepiest zombies ever. I love this movie - my favorite Fulci flick
@@KorbynTaylor The only solace I take in running zombies is that at least they'll tear you apart relatively fast. Romero and especially Fulci Zombies will PEEL you apart, drag you into wooden splinters, it'd be like getting eaten by old people at a buffet.
bro. directors knew how to make zombie movies back then. this is so much better that than bs show walking dead, etc. zombie movies have been awful ever since that pitiful movie 28 days later came out. even the music in this scene is on point
Slower zombies are much scarier. Fast zombies will finish you off quickly, but these ones eat you slow. They are quieter, they would make you think because you can run faster than they can move it's not scary and your not in danger, but it's a false sense of security, imagine running away from a pack of zombies only to find your self at a dead end in an alley, you know you are dead but you have to wait untill they catch up to you. Faster zombies are also more vulnerable to errors, more main characters would be dead (if they lived in a real world, which is what makes the idea of zombies scary) for example, in 28 weeks later, in the beginning zombies break into the room and kinda stand there so he can think about saving his family or not but if they were traditional zombies they would slowly filling up the room, giving more realistic moments to pause for decision making.
Running zombies never worked for me, running gives them some humanity still, while the classic ones are dead bodies wandering around with minimal instincts. And yeah, like you said the classic ones may be easier to avoid and escape from early on, but sooner or later they'll catch up to you. They're like inevitable, much creepier than the fast ones.
@@livingbeing1113check out flesh eaters 1988 it's a zombie movie with slow zombies don't know if you seen it though it's on tubi and yubtube people said it was trash but I though it was interesting
The thump of the score sounding like a heartbeat and that mood it sets just like in the beginning, is downright terrifying. I had to own a shotgun after seeing this as a kid, it was that great of a movie!
The people playing the zombies felt like real zombies super slow in this film bugs and snakes coming out of there heads gross but I love the gore in this film.This is one of my favorite zombie films.
@@xxlCortez in hindsight sure… but what makes these slow ass zombies terrifying is the fact that they’re completely lifeless, full of maggots and walk exactly like a corpse would… slow, stiff and stoic. The only reason they get up and start walking is to eat living flesh! Nothing else…
@@xxlCortez I disagree. They give me an adrenaline rush if they’re done right, but ultimately they’re only intimidating to me if they coagulate in massive numbers. On the other hand, _just one of these_ zombies makes my skin crawl, they are absolutely putrid and disgusting.
My favorite Zombie film of all time! I've always found the Zombies in this movie really creepy. They all seem so real 😱 These Zombies kinda make me feel uncomfortable. Fabio Frizzi's music is so good and fits the tone of the film perfectly! 👌 I've read most of your guys comments and you all seem to think alike about this film which is awesome!
Lucio Fulci's decision to usually have his zombies close their eyes really gave them a feeling of supernatural living death. They really seem inhuman and creepy.
The scene is sort of awesome in its own way, but the tension is so high in this scene that you are genuinely scared for the characters as they are swarmed by the living dead. The movie has without a doubt my favourite ending to a zombie film ever, gives me chills seeing them advance along that bridge as the beat drops and the credits roll. One of the best zombie movies, rivalled only by the Romero trilogy, and probably my favourite Fulci movie as well, besides The Beyond!
@Caped Critique Very true, I like that they took the zombie back to its roots in this film, and despite the original Italian title of the film suggesting otherwise, really put their own spin on it, instead of just copying Romero. There is something so creepy about how most of the zombies don’t even have their eyes open. I think it just demonstrates that they are just mindless rotting corpses driven by a desire for flesh and obviously Voodoo magic. Which is ironic in a way because the unique and exceptional makeup designs really give these corpses some character that other zombie films sorely lack. Very disturbing.
Lol I grew up watching this movie and every time I showed a new person this movie, we always talked about that. Throwing the Molotov cocktails 20 feet in front of the zombies
@@paulbradley8533 On top of that,they throw so many molotovs at the beginning yet each time they throw another one,there is no fire from the previous ones.Also,using the shotgun from that distance,chances are it won't hit the heads.
This was my first zombie movie I watched as a young kid..I was 11 years old first time watching it around my friends house..my friends dad rented it from the video store back in the early 80s..we waited for his dad to go to work and watched it and after it scared me that much I thought it was going to happen..it played on my mind for days..good memories as a kid😊🇬🇧
My only complaint with Zombi 2's finale is that...they kinda just really quickly kill off a bunch of the cast and it's annoying. *spoiler* Dr. Menard gets surprised by a zombie. Fine well an dandy. Then the assistant/laborer gets bitten, the nurse is seemingly saved. Only for the assistant/laborer to already be a zombie and kill the nurse. Bleh maybe the first two could work but have the nurse get killed in the back of the church/clinic or something?
Best ending ever though, what a shame in a sense it was a low budget Italian flick, closing off that bridge and just seeing the Zombies stagger across would've been amazing. As it is, it's great but the cars casually driving past sort of ruin the effect lmao.
@@Grandmastergav86 The way I kind of justify that, is the zombies are just beginning to be a threat, so probably not everyone knows about them, yet or maybe just hearing about them on the radio as they’re driving through the bridge.
Maybe a voodoo curse to make white zombies killing only the white on the Island. They probably didnt like the white living there. Remember one black Caribbean fisherman just looking at the main characters arriving by boat on the Island, hes probably one of the voodoo people .
These are the scariest zombies of all time. They don't take pleasure in the hunt, and despite marching on with their eyes mostly shut, they always find their prey. Plus, unlike certain Romero zombies they have absolutely NO empathy towards their victims, they kill just as slow as they shamble. Let's just say: of all the zombie apocalypses to be in? You do NOT want to be in the Fulci universe, you will die horrible and slow.
@0:32 and @0:50 I always figured that was the same zombie but not 100 percent sure. I mean the one climbing in took a bunch of shotgun bearings in the back so he should still be alive, er un-dead, so I figure he fell and was getting back up.
It’s remarkable watching this film in HD. The difference between its original on a Vipco video is astonishing. You could hardly see people’s faces back then.
I just realized tha Fulci's Zombi Series is in the same universe as George A. Romero's Dead Series according to Wikipedia. Zombi (1978) (original title: Dawn of the Dead) Zombi 2 (1979) Zombi 3 (1988)
@@mnightshade107 I honestly have no clue, until I researched it further on and came to conclusion that there are non-canon movies that aligned to the Dead Series.
This is a movie that haunted me when I was just a kid and inspired me to love zombie movies. With Demon ( 1986 ) made it impossible for me to sleep next to my mother and me dare not move because I am afraid
I freaking love this scene! I love how that Zombie kind of flinches when getting shot. I love the make up style! I love how the beat starts when the zombies break through! I love the fire! I love the shadows! I love how it's so effective even though it's so cheap; the Molotov Coctails don't even work until the last one! The zombie that get shot in the head just gets a spot of paint on its forehead!
I would have screamed at them this saying: You little bitches! Ha! That would be the type of zombies I would be killing if they were walking around in this town.
Man, I would definitely be scared out of my wits if I was in that hospital shooting the zombies!! Since this movie came out in 1979, Jimmy Carter would’ve been president! It would definitely be funny if this movie took place in Washington DC and the zombies entered the White House instead of the hospital, and the Secret Service started shooting them and guarding President Carter!! 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
Apparently, one of the quirks of Italian copyright law is that it is quite legal to market a film as being a sequel to another, without the permission of the IP owners. Hence why this film is known as Zombi 2 in Italy (as Dawn Of The Dead was called 'Zombi' in that market), but known instead as Zombie Flesh Eaters abroad. (It also explains the existence of Alien 2, churned out just a year after Alien. Again, the 'sequel' was Italian. And then there is any amount of utter shit churned out by Bruno Matteo, like 'Terminator 2' in 1989.)
Zombie 3 is also really good. I think it’s better than the gates of hell. The gates of hell is more hellraiser style. Zombie 3 is the closet’s thing to a sequel to this movie.
Zombi 2 was the Italian title to cash in on Dawn of the Dead, which was Zombi in Italy. Lax copyright laws. The title is still wrong because they’ve spelt it Zombie not Zombi, but that’s why they’ve titled it as such.
Now THIS IS a zombie movie. Not bs like that show walking dead, etc. zombie movies have been awful ever since that pitiful movie 28 days later came out...
that's the scary thing about them. They don't need to run fast to catch their prey. And they barely make any sound so they're good at sneaking up on you. One could be in the next room slowly making it's way to you and you wouldn't even notice.
@@nickv.s125 very well said, the perfect example is on SHAUN OF THE DEAD, while they are both watching the news on the tv, you can see on the background there's one zombie walking and simply just enters their door without them noticing. They are great threats to unsuspected victims.
Bought this collector's edition DVD at a Virgin Megastore back in early 2000's. I only bought it cause the cover art looked awesome. After watching, it did not disappoint. This is a classic and Fulci is a legend. This scene has a Resident Evil 1 feel to it with the slow moving zombies and the music, I love it!! The shot where the zombie is slowly coming through the window and the camera follows actor Al Cliver's shotgun as he pops that sucker in the back is beautiful cinematography. 🤌🏼 I really dislike these zombie flicks that have snarling fast zombies that sound like velociraptors (with the exception of the Dawn of the Dead remake and 28 Days/28 Weeks later, they worked well there). Fulci's zombies are terrifying. Love how he directed them to have their eyes closed or barely open, to the effect that when a person dies, their eyes are sewn shut or have contacts with barbs placed in to keep them shut for funeral services. Fulci knew what he was doing. Or he had makeup make it appear as if the eyes were missing. I've always laughed at zombie movies that have grotesque make-up yet the eyes are bright and full of life. Fulci kept it simple and it worked. Eyes closed or missing, disfigured or decaying, slowly moving and coming to eat you!! 🧟♂️🧟♀️🧟💀😨
• Main theme plays during the final fight
• Classic walking zombies that came from the grave
• Defense style final battle
• Characters using classic zombie Killing weapons ( Revolver, Shotgun, Molotov Cocktails )
• Explosions and fires
PERFECT RECIPE FOR A PERFECT CLIMAX OF A ZOMBIE MOVIE!
Watched this movie with my wife recently. I first watched in back in 2002 when I was 16 and the movie is just as eerie now as it was for me back then. My wife said this scene was like a video game in movie form and I agree. Characters holed up in a small building while battling a seemingly endless barrage of the undead, it's just perfection!
Should have M1A tanker or M16 rifle
@@TheNotoriousKAZ86 It's literally "The Last Stand" franchise playable on "Armor Games". A true classic of JAVA games. Gather supplies during the day and in the night you defend yourself against the undead horde charging against your barricade. You can even rescue other survivors who then help you out defending against the zombie hordes.
PS: Molotov Cocktails are not the best Zombie Weapons. If they are the living fast running type. They will get to you before they burn to death. If they are the slow undead type. It takes several minutes for them to die. After all the only way to kill them is by destroying the brain. It's only really good when the Zombies are trapped somewhere. Also there is the danger of setting things on fire you aren't supposed to.
Even historically. The point of Molotov Cocktails was not to kill the enemy, but drive them out of cover so you can shoot them or block the way. Zombies neither know fear or pain and don't use cover.
The way zombies move in this movie was always the best part for me. They just slowly walk forward, silent, with their heads down, like they are sleepwalking. One of the creepiest zombies ever. I love this movie - my favorite Fulci flick
and at soon as they get close, they bite you immediately.
@@Seiko180 that is so true!! No wonder Fulci zombies walk slow cause they're saving their strength and energy to rip humans flesh apart
Wouldn't it be horrifying if zombies could run? Despite having rigor mortis?
@@KorbynTaylor The only solace I take in running zombies is that at least they'll tear you apart relatively fast. Romero and especially Fulci Zombies will PEEL you apart, drag you into wooden splinters, it'd be like getting eaten by old people at a buffet.
I'm 25 now and have watched so many zombie films in my life and this is still my all time favorite zombie movie.
There’s so much going on, sure it’s cheese, but it’s just so awesome and that music, man!
There's something genuinely scary about Fulci's zombies even to this day.
Like sleepwalkers.
Eyes closed, drawn to you by life.
I think they’re the scariest looking ones next to the original NOTLD.
I know right
bro. directors knew how to make zombie movies back then. this is so much better that than bs show walking dead, etc. zombie movies have been awful ever since that pitiful movie 28 days later came out. even the music in this scene is on point
That scene where the camera pans as he's turning to aim at the zombie climbing in still gives me goosebumps to this day.
Exactly. Wonder how we wrote that in the screenplay
I'm too scared to watch this movie but this scene is bad ass
I'm glad I'm not the only one who loves that scene.
Fulci always had the creepiest zombies, I think.
Slower zombies are much scarier. Fast zombies will finish you off quickly, but these ones eat you slow. They are quieter, they would make you think because you can run faster than they can move it's not scary and your not in danger, but it's a false sense of security, imagine running away from a pack of zombies only to find your self at a dead end in an alley, you know you are dead but you have to wait untill they catch up to you. Faster zombies are also more vulnerable to errors, more main characters would be dead (if they lived in a real world, which is what makes the idea of zombies scary) for example, in 28 weeks later, in the beginning zombies break into the room and kinda stand there so he can think about saving his family or not but if they were traditional zombies they would slowly filling up the room, giving more realistic moments to pause for decision making.
Running zombies never worked for me, running gives them some humanity still, while the classic ones are dead bodies wandering around with minimal instincts.
And yeah, like you said the classic ones may be easier to avoid and escape from early on, but sooner or later they'll catch up to you. They're like inevitable, much creepier than the fast ones.
running and wall climbing zombies are a joke
The Return of the Living Dead is flawless because it’s actually people running. No CGI. Thats why it works 👌🏼
@@livingbeing1113check out flesh eaters 1988 it's a zombie movie with slow zombies don't know if you seen it though it's on tubi and yubtube people said it was trash but I though it was interesting
Fighting zombies with the classic weapons, revolver and shotgun.
One of the most epic scenes ever put in a horror movie. Ever.
@Neil Brown okay Grammar Nazi
@Neil Brown when i jerk off it's EPIC....then it's the best EVER and EVER come i EVER had...
No
@@stephanieturmel2319 yes it is , karen. go watct your pitiful show walking dead
The thump of the score sounding like a heartbeat and that mood it sets just like in the beginning, is downright terrifying.
I had to own a shotgun after seeing this as a kid, it was that great of a movie!
It pissed me off when Brian got infected right after this, he was my favourite character.
Same. I also wish Dr. Menard survived, or at least died during the fight and not right before it began
Same
Same here
Agree with that. Especially by the fact that he got bit by his dead girlfriend who became a zombie.
The people playing the zombies felt like real zombies super slow in this film bugs and snakes coming out of there heads gross but I love the gore in this film.This is one of my favorite zombie films.
Fast zombies are scarier.
@@xxlCortez no
@@xxlCortez Nope, the opposite in fact. At least for me.
@@xxlCortez in hindsight sure… but what makes these slow ass zombies terrifying is the fact that they’re completely lifeless, full of maggots and walk exactly like a corpse would… slow, stiff and stoic. The only reason they get up and start walking is to eat living flesh! Nothing else…
@@xxlCortez
I disagree. They give me an adrenaline rush if they’re done right, but ultimately they’re only intimidating to me if they coagulate in massive numbers.
On the other hand, _just one of these_ zombies makes my skin crawl, they are absolutely putrid and disgusting.
Have to nail it to Giannetto de Rossi in this Fulci flick for all of the great and visceral gore and violence. He will be truly missed.
My favorite Zombie film of all time! I've always found the Zombies in this movie really creepy. They all seem so real 😱 These Zombies kinda make me feel uncomfortable. Fabio Frizzi's music is so good and fits the tone of the film perfectly! 👌 I've read most of your guys comments and you all seem to think alike about this film which is awesome!
this is so much better than that bs of 28 days/weeks later, dawn of the dead remake and walking dead, man.
Whoever played the zombies are damn good actors
The Dell'Acqua brothers. 7 Italian stuntmen brothers. The most famous one, Ottaviano, plays the iconic worm-eye zombie.
@@giallosubmarine5223 JFK, seven bros... Only four, please!
He also hired a bunch of winos.
I admire the ones on fire, that must have been dangerous
@@giallosubmarine5223 also the island natives volunteered to be zombies
Lucio Fulci's decision to usually have his zombies close their eyes really gave them a feeling of supernatural living death. They really seem inhuman and creepy.
初めて見て、もう４３年も経ちました。
今見ても色褪せないゾンビ映画の名作です。
Imagine someone created a “Resident Evil” game like this.
Aside from shooting them in the head, fire (lots of it) appears to be the only effective weapon against those slow moving walking stiffs.
Romero may have brought us classics but these zoms look way better
Easily the best-ever zombie film NOT directed by Romero...!
It’s a shame that this series went from this masterpiece to the next three awful movies
One thing that might set this apart with other zombie movies is that this scene is legit scary, not cool or awesome.
Fulci for ya!
The scene is sort of awesome in its own way, but the tension is so high in this scene that you are genuinely scared for the characters as they are swarmed by the living dead. The movie has without a doubt my favourite ending to a zombie film ever, gives me chills seeing them advance along that bridge as the beat drops and the credits roll. One of the best zombie movies, rivalled only by the Romero trilogy, and probably my favourite Fulci movie as well, besides The Beyond!
@Caped Critique
Very true, I like that they took the zombie back to its roots in this film, and despite the original Italian title of the film suggesting otherwise, really put their own spin on it, instead of just copying Romero.
There is something so creepy about how most of the zombies don’t even have their eyes open. I think it just demonstrates that they are just mindless rotting corpses driven by a desire for flesh and obviously Voodoo magic. Which is ironic in a way because the unique and exceptional makeup designs really give these corpses some character that other zombie films sorely lack. Very disturbing.
this guy in the white shirt looks like Comic Rick Grimes
Ha
Might wanna try actually hitting the zombies with the molotov cocktails
Lol I grew up watching this movie and every time I showed a new person this movie, we always talked about that. Throwing the Molotov cocktails 20 feet in front of the zombies
@@paulbradley8533 On top of that,they throw so many molotovs at the beginning yet each time they throw another one,there is no fire from the previous ones.Also,using the shotgun from that distance,chances are it won't hit the heads.
It will just give you zombies being on fire. The fire is to prevent them from getting to them
This was my first zombie movie I watched as a young kid..I was 11 years old first time watching it around my friends house..my friends dad rented it from the video store back in the early 80s..we waited for his dad to go to work and watched it and after it scared me that much I thought it was going to happen..it played on my mind for days..good memories as a kid😊🇬🇧
Fabio Frizzi's music makes this so much more badass
I love how the zombies aren't phased by being burned or shot
He’s got an arm off
Did you see 'is 'ead go?
One of the best Zombie films ever
I love how they stiffly move like all their joints are frozen and rotten, god I wish we had a zombie video game with this tone in a tropical island
I believe there was a video game called dead rising, and it's sequel was set on a tropical island...this was about 15 years ago mind you...
@@danielowens9824you mean Dead Island? Also sorry for the 5 month reply.
@@doodledevore7745 I think that was it yeh!!
Have you ever considered a game called " No more room in hell" ? It's close to what you're looking for
My only complaint with Zombi 2's finale is that...they kinda just really quickly kill off a bunch of the cast and it's annoying.
*spoiler*
Dr. Menard gets surprised by a zombie. Fine well an dandy.
Then the assistant/laborer gets bitten, the nurse is seemingly saved. Only for the assistant/laborer to already be a zombie and kill the nurse.
Bleh maybe the first two could work but have the nurse get killed in the back of the church/clinic or something?
Best ending ever though, what a shame in a sense it was a low budget Italian flick, closing off that bridge and just seeing the Zombies stagger across would've been amazing. As it is, it's great but the cars casually driving past sort of ruin the effect lmao.
@@Grandmastergav86 The way I kind of justify that, is the zombies are just beginning to be a threat, so probably not everyone knows about them, yet or maybe just hearing about them on the radio as they’re driving through the bridge.
Dr. Menard should've lasted longer. The movie keeps teasing us with his role, and when he finally jumps into action... Well..
I guess they're emphasizing the hopelessness of it all@@PietroMaximoff2015
So.... Caribbean voodoo zombies that are all played by Italian dudes?
Maybe a voodoo curse to make white zombies killing only the white on the Island.
They probably didnt like the white living there.
Remember one black Caribbean fisherman just looking at the main characters arriving by boat on the Island, hes probably one of the voodoo people .
Seriously always lock the back door!!
These are the scariest zombies of all time. They don't take pleasure in the hunt, and despite marching on with their eyes mostly shut, they always find their prey. Plus, unlike certain Romero zombies they have absolutely NO empathy towards their victims, they kill just as slow as they shamble.
Let's just say: of all the zombie apocalypses to be in? You do NOT want to be in the Fulci universe, you will die horrible and slow.
@0:32 and @0:50
I always figured that was the same zombie but not 100 percent sure. I mean the one climbing in took a bunch of shotgun bearings in the back so he should still be alive, er un-dead, so I figure he fell and was getting back up.
Could be a different zombie
It’s remarkable watching this film in HD. The difference between its original on a Vipco video is astonishing. You could hardly see people’s faces back then.
This is similar to how Nights at the gates of hell ended. That game references this movie a lot
I think this movie was the best because it looked realistic if zombies really existed. They would walk slow, heads down, lifeless
This is my 2nd favorite zombie movie next to Night of the living dead.
night of the living dead
When the Coronavirus mutates into the Zombie virus.
I just realized tha Fulci's Zombi Series is in the same universe as George A. Romero's Dead Series according to Wikipedia.
Zombi (1978) (original title: Dawn of the Dead)
Zombi 2 (1979)
Zombi 3 (1988)
Zombi 2 isn't the sequel of Dawn, trust me...
🤔 really like how exactly
@@mnightshade107 I honestly have no clue, until I researched it further on and came to conclusion that there are non-canon movies that aligned to the Dead Series.
@@thecockfather82 Fulci's film in a lot of ways in better..Far more scary than Romero's blue faced zombies
I never liked the sequels
My alltime favorite zombie movie👌
Good thing Alec Baldwin was nowhere near the set of this movie
This is a movie that haunted me when I was just a kid and inspired me to love zombie movies. With Demon ( 1986 ) made it impossible for me to sleep next to my mother and me dare not move because I am afraid
i could smell the zombies in this movie
That was your upper lip
For my money, the Fulci and Mattei films are the closest we'll ever get to Resident Evil-like Movie adaptations.
More horrifying than Train to Busan
I don´t know why but Fulci zombis looks much violent than the romerian ghuls.
R.i.p Tisa Farrow 🥺
I absolutely love this movie ❤
At 2:17 the zombie trying to get up gets clobbered by a burning piece off wood! 🤣😂😆😅
the threw 4 molotavs and nothing caught on fire - but whatever - still a great movie
Al Cliver is a fucking legend.
This is one of my favorite zombie scenes
최고의 좀비영화 짐봐도 엄청난 고어 거의 좀비영화의 교과서
I love that movie. I watched it with my brother. We both enjoyed it.
This one bad ass zombie at 1:24
They should have continued from this zombie movie and the survivors from it
Yeah, Zombi 3 is awful
Weird how the fires magically put themselves out in-between cocktails. Weird!
I freaking love this scene! I love how that Zombie kind of flinches when getting shot. I love the make up style! I love how the beat starts when the zombies break through! I love the fire! I love the shadows! I love how it's so effective even though it's so cheap; the Molotov Coctails don't even work until the last one! The zombie that get shot in the head just gets a spot of paint on its forehead!
This movie was awesome
Best Zombie leffa
I would have screamed at them this saying: You little bitches! Ha! That would be the type of zombies I would be killing if they were walking around in this town.
Modern " Zombies" don't have that....they are dead feel to them like they used to.
So is this zombie 1 or zombie 2 I know in different countries they are backwards.
Zombi 2
@@filthybaggyaxewound6344thank you
This movie is mostly boring filler but the last 30 minutes makes up for it.
Dang! That one dude took out Beetlejuice at 0:56
Most harmless Zombies ever.
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Please walk away ... the zombies are coming.
But I am having dinner.
Ok .. finish you dinner then ... walk way.
go that bs of 28 days/weeks later and the dawn of the dead remake then...
So … how do u kill these zombies ?
Man, I would definitely be scared out of my wits if I was in that hospital shooting the zombies!! Since this movie came out in 1979, Jimmy Carter would’ve been president! It would definitely be funny if this movie took place in Washington DC and the zombies entered the White House instead of the hospital, and the Secret Service started shooting them and guarding President Carter!! 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
The roof of that hospital tent must have been 4 stories high of 2x4s 😂
How come this movie has two different titles?
Zombi and zombi 2?
Apparently, one of the quirks of Italian copyright law is that it is quite legal to market a film as being a sequel to another, without the permission of the IP owners. Hence why this film is known as Zombi 2 in Italy (as Dawn Of The Dead was called 'Zombi' in that market), but known instead as Zombie Flesh Eaters abroad. (It also explains the existence of Alien 2, churned out just a year after Alien. Again, the 'sequel' was Italian. And then there is any amount of utter shit churned out by Bruno Matteo, like 'Terminator 2' in 1989.)
Bhuahahaha
I feel like this scene inspired many a horror game. You can almost feel the shooter taking his foot off the pedal to reload his gun.
Zombie 3 is also really good. I think it’s better than the gates of hell. The gates of hell is more hellraiser style. Zombie 3 is the closet’s thing to a sequel to this movie.
The woman could have thrown the Molotov cocktails so the guys don't have to put down and pick up their guns all the time.
This movie still scares the piss out of me that I got goosebumps
Needs more sharks
That's not from zombie 2.. That's from the first movie
Zombi 2 was the Italian title to cash in on Dawn of the Dead, which was Zombi in Italy. Lax copyright laws. The title is still wrong because they’ve spelt it Zombie not Zombi, but that’s why they’ve titled it as such.
@horrorfanandy4647 ohhh i honestly did not know that. Thhnk you.
@@donaldduffy8947 No problem. And I’ve just realised the uploader _did_ spell it right, so scratch that last bit! 😂
Thru four Molotov and only one fire for the scene 🤔
Metal
Now THIS IS a zombie movie. Not bs like that show walking dead, etc. zombie movies have been awful ever since that pitiful movie 28 days later came out...
I like 28dl perso ally but you're right, the zombie genre has been done to death and then some
Best zombies ever
This is one of my all-time favourite zombie films, alongside the original Dawn of the Dead.
and wth is wrong with the movie day of the dead?
Zombies in classic movies were really scary. May be they look slow and sometimes even ridiculous but they do look spooky.
battle
This is the best climactic battle against zombies in any film
Hab mein Leben Lang immer die gleichen filme gekauft.
Erst VHS dann.....😮
I love the sound of the hand gun 70s and 80s sound effect 😂❤
Good! The clip was cut before the embarrassing part. Ugh.
man, I hate when they put some stupid modern sound effect on top in rerelease, like this shotgun sound
Fuck yea
why they take cover???? the zombies no have guns and why they fire a place made of wood??...
I'm a fan of slow zombies but these zombies are almost TOO slow lmao. you could outrun these things if you were paralyzed and stuck to a wheelchair.
that's the scary thing about them. They don't need to run fast to catch their prey. And they barely make any sound so they're good at sneaking up on you. One could be in the next room slowly making it's way to you and you wouldn't even notice.
go that bs of 28 days/weeks later and the dawn of the dead remake then...
@@nickv.s125 very well said, the perfect example is on SHAUN OF THE DEAD, while they are both watching the news on the tv, you can see on the background there's one zombie walking and simply just enters their door without them noticing. They are great threats to unsuspected victims.
More cheese than a Wisconsin phonebook...🤠
Love these movies...
That music leaves you hopeless.
Bought this collector's edition DVD at a Virgin Megastore back in early 2000's. I only bought it cause the cover art looked awesome. After watching, it did not disappoint. This is a classic and Fulci is a legend. This scene has a Resident Evil 1 feel to it with the slow moving zombies and the music, I love it!! The shot where the zombie is slowly coming through the window and the camera follows actor Al Cliver's shotgun as he pops that sucker in the back is beautiful cinematography. 🤌🏼 I really dislike these zombie flicks that have snarling fast zombies that sound like velociraptors (with the exception of the Dawn of the Dead remake and 28 Days/28 Weeks later, they worked well there). Fulci's zombies are terrifying. Love how he directed them to have their eyes closed or barely open, to the effect that when a person dies, their eyes are sewn shut or have contacts with barbs placed in to keep them shut for funeral services. Fulci knew what he was doing. Or he had makeup make it appear as if the eyes were missing. I've always laughed at zombie movies that have grotesque make-up yet the eyes are bright and full of life. Fulci kept it simple and it worked. Eyes closed or missing, disfigured or decaying, slowly moving and coming to eat you!! 🧟♂️🧟♀️🧟💀😨