The idyllic seaside town of Potter's Bluff finds its tranquility disturbed by a series of violent murders. Tragedy becomes impossible when the local sheriff discovers the victims are somehow resurrecting as cheerfully ordinary residents about town. An atmospheric shock classic.

Dead & Buried (1981)

An airplane, exposed to radiation, crash-lands, unleashing blood-drinking zombies armed with knives, guns, and ferocious teeth upon the unsuspecting countryside of Italy. The undead horde embarks on a relentless rampage, leaving a trail of slicing, dicing, and biting terror in their wake.

Nightmare City (1980)

City of the Dead is the second of Italian director Lucio Fulci's four celebrated zombie films. A priest commits suicide in order to open a gateway to hell, leading to a series of grim events. City of the Dead is a no-holds-barred, atmospheric horror movie. While it may not be FulciÃƒâ€¢s best, itÃƒâ€¢s certainly a key entry in Italian zombie films. 

City of The Living Dead (1980)

J.R. Bookwalter's The Dead Next Door see an anti-Zombie team is assembled by the government to cope with an ever-growing undead infection, and a religious cult of people protecting the zombies. The Dead Next Door is good brainless entertainment for zombie cinema junkies.

The Dead Next Door (1989)

Trashy movie warning with fake accents! The people on the houseboat become zombies who feed on the alligators in the swamp. Once they run out of alligators, they start going for the citizens as a local scientist tries to figure out what's happeng. Total early 80's trash.

Alien Dead (1980)

Mariangela Giordano (of THE SECT and PATRICK STILL LIVES fame) stars in this '80s splatter classic about a cursed country estate besieged by horny houseguests, undead Etruscans and the unusual relationship between a mother (Giordano) and her mega-creepy young son (disturbingly portrayed by adult actor Peter Bark) that will trigger some of the most jaw-dropping scenes in grindhouse history. 

1980s