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I agree that was the one that made the most sense to me. Although I don't know if they ever explained why they don't attack each other. I like the idea of starving them to death though.

There are too many to count but I love Lucio Fulcis classics like Zombie Flesh Eaters But there are many older and newer B-movies that are fun but I wouldn't call them underrated, it's just that they are so bad that they become good.

I like Revenge of the Living Dead Girls, though I'm not sure it counts. If it does it might also fit the category thejadefalcon was describing. There are certainly a lot of weird sexual things going on in it, anyway. That's not the only reason I like it, but that weirdness is definitely something that I found entertaining about it.

I also like Dead Heat, though again, I'm not sure that it counts. Who doesn't like a zombie buddy cop film? The answer: apparently, a lot of people. I think it's pretty fun, with a few moments where things get kinda gruesome.

I love Cemetary Man/Dellamorte Dellamore, and I recommend everybody watch it. Of course, it isn't nearly as panned as some zombie movies, so I don't know if it counts either. It didn't do great in the box office, anyway.

Stacy's got a 5.0 on IMDB, so I'll go with it. What's amazing is that it's filled with what I guess I'd describe as "earnest absurdity." It's got a faux commercial in it for a chainsaw called Blues Campbell's Right Hand 2, for crying out loud. The violence and gore are played up and campy, similar to Dead-Alive/Braindead(Though it obviously isn't as gory. I think that's basically impossible.) or Vampire Girl versus Frankenstein Girl(which shares a director).

It's a world that's trying to deal with the consequences of having all it's girls eventually turn into the walking undead (called "Stacies") sometime in their mid-to-late teens, with all the social and commercial implications that has. On the other hand, it's not a plague, and the girls exhibit symptoms that indicate that they are going to die/turn soon. So it's something that can be more or less kept under control. People continue to work, shop, and, basically, life goes on, but the Stacy phenomenon gives a desperation to the characters that makes it seem a lot less wacky than it would otherwise be.

I think the movie's a little short, considering the number of plots and world-building going on, and it can be quite silly at times with some spots of bad acting(or spots where it's worse than the film's average of bad acting, I'm not a great judge of acting quality), but I think that despite its faults, it's one of my favorites.

Admittedly, I have terrible taste, so I'm probably a horrible source for finding hidden gems amongst the muck, since I enjoy the muck itself.

Except Pot Zombies. That was pretty damn awful.

I don't really have a favourite, to be honest as, hell, even the Romero films are B-Movies at best. But Night of the Comet is a pretty good one to watch and laugh at the retardedness of it.

Thanks for all these recommendations! Gonna see if I can find some of them this weekend.