The ten below are some of the most boring zombie movies ever made.
Some are generic and uninspiring; others are slow and not even enjoyably bad.
But, for most of these, they’re as lifeless as the zombies they show.
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Schwarzenegger combined with zombies could have made for an action-packed, pulse-pounding thrill ride of gore and explosions.
But that’s not at all whatMaggieis.
Also, its slow pace and nihilistic tone might not be for everyone.
It’s an interesting idea that at least tries to have fun with its absurd premise.
Starting withDoom, the 2005 action horror film directed byAndrzej Bartkowiakand starringKarl UrbanandDwayne Johnson.
Soon, however, they fight for their lives as they counter mutated science experiments.
Let’s continue with its surprisingly more mediocre sequel,Day of the Dead: Bloodline, from 2017.
It’s more of a reimagining of Romero’s 1985 original than a straightforward continuation of the 2008 film.
This one doesn’t even have any unintentionally hilarious or amusing moments; it’s just lackluster and slow.
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Most of them are bad, but so entertaining and enjoyably bad.
But then there are ones that are just entirely disappointing.
That’s what is best to describeZombie Apocalypse, a 2011 film starringVing Rhames.
This one is corny and just incredibly predictable.
Whilethere are a lot of mediocre Syfy moviesout there, this one is honestly one of the more forgettable.
The cult classic 1986 original was a wild, fun joyride full of fabulous gore and hilarious dark comedy.
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However, thevarious other attempts to remake it were unsuccessful.
The pacing is incredibly off.
While this one never tried to take itself seriously, it also doesn’t feel entertainingly bad.
The action is almost nonexistent, and the plot falls flat and ends with a whimper.
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