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That "Grandpa running from a Grandpa Zombie" was just hilarious lol

For more detail on Train to Busan, the chemical plant was closed down after the stockholders shorted the company and made it go bankrupt. The main character, the father, was one of them.

In 28 weeks later- I've always wanted to know if she knew that Don would get infected when he kisses her (so she let's him) her revenge for him running away and leaving her and the boy to be attacked by the infected? It's just the look on her face as Don spits and hisses after kissing her, she doesn't look shocked or surprised she almost looks satisfied.

To us resident evil lovers: this stupid man who caused a zombie outbreak is a legend.

Another thing in 28 weeks later is why does the maintenance guy have a key card to everywhere and why is he unsupervised pretty much everywhere

28 days later: PETA people never listen.

Every single time I hear the soundtrack to Resident Evil 1 I get chills. I don't care if people call it a flop, I will forever love that movie.

You’d think Umbrella would have just had their team extract the video feed and see what happened…or instead the strike force ya know …talk to the AI? She only lasered them because she heard them say the thing was to fry her…but if they just would have talked to her, they would have known what happened

*when you’re currently living in a dumb movie outbreak* 😐

Cockney vs Zombies looks as though it would be a pretty hilarious movie. The old man with walker slowly trying to get away from orderly zombie perked my interest.

Omg the idea of being in a large escalator with tons of people behind you, and hundreds of zombies on the other side is just terrifying. Someone’s gonna bite it.

I’m surprised the film, Cooties wasn’t in this top ten, because it’s literally a kinda of a crazy idea that came out of nowhere: “Hey, why don’t we make a film about showing the old game of Cooties, but let’s just give it a scary zombie upgrade and make the culprit a evil food virus in a chicken nugget.” “I LOVE IT! This’ll be the greatest zombie film ever!”

"Surely Don was smart enough not to kiss his infected wife." Well, apparently not because he still did it 😆

I'm surprised that scouts guide to the zombie apocalypse isn't on the list is mean the outbreak was caused by an idiot ganitor that messed with a patient that was sick.

That second to last one is just nuts, if those activists knew the first thing about the animals they were freeing, they'd know that a chimp is just as liable to rip your face off, rage virus or not. You do not release wild animals three times stronger than humans into a populace any more than you release a bunch of tigers or hyenas.

Actually the resident evil stupidity wasn't the first team they sent in because Alice and the others got out without being infected besides Matt who was about to receive the cure. It was the second team going in after Matt and Alice where contained that released the zombies on the city.

0:43: 10. Kissing Your Infected Wife - 20 Weeks Later (2007) 1:46: 9. Chemical Leak - Train to Busan (2016) 3:15: 8. Searching a Catabomb - Cockneys vs. Zombies (2012) 4:22: 7. Smuggling a Rat Monkey - Braindead (Aka Dead Alive) (1992) 5:39: 6. Returning to the Village - Rampant (2018) 6:54: 5. Keeping a Possessed Person in an Apartment - Rec (2007) 8:02: 4. Hitting a Sealed Barrel - The Return of the Living Dead (1985) 9:20: 3. Shooting a Container Filled With Toxic Gas - Planet Terror (2007) 10:53: 2. Ignoring a Scientist - 28 Days Later (2002) 12:35: 1. Intentionally Releasing a Virus & Reopening the Hive - Resident Evil (2002)

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Quite honestly the deer coming back to life like that in Train to Busan was the creepiest thing I've seen in a while. Amazing movie.

Honorable mention: Some guy tries to save patient but Accidentally Got the patient turned into a zombie (Scouts vs Zombie I think that movie called)

I was worried 28 Days Later was gonna be ignored again, everyone always complains about the sequel when the original has an even dumber character cause the outbreak. Like, bro. It's a specialist, you just wanted to free the monkey. Monkey MAD and obviously diseased. You sure about this? At least with Weeks Later you could argue that he thought his wife was immune and he was so blinded by guilt and love for his wife he left to die, it's understandable you'd lose your head for a minute that way. Plus, he wasn't privy to the dual timeline the audience was. I actually feel sorry for the guy.

Now I feel like watching the first Resident Evil again... for the "countless +1"-th time

However Bill Murray's demise in Zombieland will always make me laugh every time I see it

Gotta love when the individual doesn't wash their hand and causes the end of the world

Alucard: "HEY KIDS WANNA SEE A DEAD BODY?!" Everyone: "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!"

28 Weeks Later is literally the dangers of cooties. As for Resident Evil, welcome to corporate America!

You could have also put Resident Evil 2 (the game) since the outbreak happens thanks to a cientist who injects the virus on his body to chase down some secret agents who stole a sample, making the rats of the city's sewer consume the virus and starting the outbreak quickly

I've watched 28 Weeks Later several times and I say with absolute certainty that nowhere does the husband get informed that his wife is infected. The most he is informed is that she's found alive and the blood test that confirmed her being a carrier of the Rage Virus was being done at the same time the husband is sneaking into to facility to see his wife. Strike one making this a list of 9.

I didn't know Bruce Willis was in Planet Terror. The only thing I truly know about the movie is that main character Cherry has an armed assault riffle for a prosthetic leg..

Of the 5 categories of classic monsters-Ghosts, Sea Creatures, Vampires, Werewolves, and Zombies/Mummies-Zombies have always been my favorite.

Train to Busan is one of, if not the best, zombie film ever👌🏻

I REALLY wanna find out what happened to the Zombie Deer.

Return of the Living Dead. Fuck yeah this is OG right here. My favorite zombie movie from the 80s.

I just learned that the actor that plays Thanos in the MCU is in Planet Terror!

Here's one: if you know the zombies are attracted to sound, maybe don't pick up a microphone and start loudly singing about how glad you are to have escaped them (World War Z, the scene where the morons start singing through a mic in Jerusalem and the noise attracts a zombie horde that climbs over the walls and overruns the city)

‘Rec’ is still one of the best horror movies ever made.

In a way you finally did the top 10 dumbest desicions in zombie movies

2:33 Dr. Frankenstein: *"IT'S ALIVE! IT'S ALIVE!"*

The Return of the Living Dead is a masterpiece

Im surprised that the flare virus (maze runner) wasnt on this list, like "the world is on fire. Lets release a deadly pluage!"

Brain Dead is a great movie, saw it in the 90s way before Jackson started with his Tolkien epics, love most of his flics!!!

Say what you will about Resident Evil, but the first movie featuring Alice is still an enjoyable and kickass sci-fi horror flick.

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I haven't seen 28 Weeks Later, is that Rumplestiltskin. Saw 28 Days Later in the theater, it had an alternate ending after the credits I liked better. So would the next film be 28 Months Later, followed by 28 Years Later 🤔. Obviously the Sandy Bullock movie 28 Days has nothing to do with it lol 😝

I always loved return of the living dead,the scene with "more brains"I still chuckle every time I think about it!😆😆😆

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The kiss in 28 weeks later was not the worse. Due to the fact they knew 1) who she was (i.e. who she was related to) and 2) how dangerous the disease was, there should have been a lock out that prevented ANYONE in without going though the most secure regiment ever. Someone allowed him to just walk in and kiss her. Resident evil. Most people do not realize the movies had been planned all along. Many people assume that it was retconned, but there are too many things that only make sense if it was planned from the beginning. For example, Spence was a clone, programmed to release the virus. The memories of Alice talking to the sister about getting the information out was also programmed into the clones. Reopening the hive sped up the infection, but in an early scene one of the people saw where an animal had got through the sewer so they would have caused it anyway.

2:27 while a wonderfully creepy moment i still have no idea how this happened. Was the deer already bitten? Does the virus follow the same rules as the one in TWD where if ya die ya come back unless your brain is ruined? There are no moments in the movie where an uninfected corpse reanimated so I’m just still asking myself how.

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Was about to come up in here ready to defend the RE movies before realizing what this actually was. Nice job.

As much as i like zombie movies, the only thing i hate is when the living characters end up making dumb decisions i mean it's pretty much become a zombie movie cliche, just like in a lot slasher flicks as well.

Number 1 just made me mad. What a dumb decision.

The worst decision in 28 Weeks Later is corralling everyone in the parking structure. And that movie is full of dumb decisions.

In case of Resident Evil, the virus was relased intentionally by the umbrella and opening the Hive was part of their plan to wipe out the whole Human population except from a few.

For some reason after seeing that deserted raccoon City somehow I remember the positions of the cars and stuff in the game and they seem to have been accurate. At least that's one thing they got right in the movie

I love" Return of the Living Dead" It is mocking Dark Humor of a Zombie film

I remember one really stupid zombie/infected movie I saw years ago called “Red Flu” and the group was cornered and out of ammo. One genius in the group instead of butting with his gun throws it away and starts fist fighting the infected. Later when one of the group sees bite marks on his hand he says “I wasn’t bitten. I accidentally got one on the jaw” and the dumbasses just go “oh ok” and later of course he turns and rips them all apart. And the movie ends. 9/10

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I love “return of the living dead” it’s funny but it’s still scary. Dead snow and Dead snow 2 are my other favorites

Unfortunately, the recent pandemic proves that dumb decisions CAN HAPPEN!!

I would say that number 10, not keeping the wife in a containment unit (Well, a room with walls) was the dumbest move, especially when there weren't guards at the ready. Number nine sounds more like companies not wanting to admit faults. Number 7: I imagine that they get the money and it's no longer their problem. Number 3, you described the person as malicious. Number 1, you understand that it was Umbrella, no need to explain more.

The deer that was revived as an infected deer was shuddering. The way the bones are we’re being reconstructed, brrrr… chills.

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I couldn't agree more. Don went from being a man of survival to a man of stupidity kissing his wife Alice Harris (though I don't blame Don for leaving his wife to begin with) but there were dumber parts that made me facepalm but still loved 28 Weeks Later either way but wished it was handled in a smarter way like more security in and outside of District One (Isle of Dogs) so that Tammy and Andy doesn't "easily" get out into the deserted London, give it another 6 more months or a year and a half before repopulation and sanitation of London because of Banded Survivors, Rabid Animals contracting the virus, and LASTLY, DO NOT give a survivor like Don backstage access to Level 5 Biological stuff without Armed Guards!!! Probably would've prevented the Second Outbreak and all extinction of Europe and neighboring countries! P.S.: I don't dislike 28 Days or 28 Weeks Later, to this day in my opinion I believe both of these movies have aged like fine wine but there could've been some parts of the movie that could've prevented the outbreak from happening but who am I kidding, it's a zombie movie so something dumb, idiotic, and moronic is going to cause humanity to go extinct eventually. P.P.S.: WE NEED THAT 28 MONTHS LATER IMMEDIATELY!!!!!

For the resident evil movie, it was awesome! I don’t care, resident evil became my favorite when my uncle introduced me to the game… . Now I can’t stop thinking about it… . That’s okay!

One of themt common tropes in this genre is when either you or a loved one bets bit but you don't tell everyone else

resident evil always give me chills

Add "Not wearing a mask" and "not getting vaccinated" to the list. Wait... that's IRL

28 Weeks Later theme is a certified banger/classic tbh. 🖤❤️

The first resident evil movie ending where she stands in the streets of raccoon city with marlin manson music is the greatest movie ending

"The concept of common sense doesn't exist in movies"- This is not an opinion but a fact.

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Resident Evil ... Definitely my Number 1 💖 could watch the entire line over & over

In both 28 Days and 28 Weeks Later, the stupidest decision of all was to not pay more for security!! In both scenarios, the scientists knew what was at stake, and yet people seemed to easily breeze into the rooms with the infected (whether they be people or chimps). There should have been several layers of security (steel doors/bullet-proof glass and security people) to make it into those rooms. Also, while this didn't cause the outbreak, in Train to Busan once they reach the station with the soldiers, it would have made far more sense for one person to just slowly and quietly walk down the stairs to check on things, rather than people trapping themselves on downward escalators with no place to escape to. Don't get me wrong, I'm not dissing the film - it's by far my favourite zombie movie and one of my all-time favourite horror flicks!

*sighs* Some characters made dumb decisions in zombie movies indeed.

Even though we don't see this one I'm surprised they didn't mention Zombieland. I mean how unsanitary does a kitchen/food, in this case a burger, have to be in order to turn someone into a zombie?

A period Zombie movie? Sign me up 😀 Also Return of the Living Dead has one of my favorite zombies the Tar Man.

Ok no, I'll only agree w/ both '28' entries but I'm glad I got the Zombie apocalypse in "Resident Evil" Alice was so kick-ass & such fun of a series.

I'm shocked Zombieland was not anywhere on the list, let alone number: Mad Cow Disease 🙄 Despite it was practically a public service announcement, the movie and it's sequel was awesome By the way, I loved the reading of this list

I really liked resident evil movies ngl.

560: Hitting a barrel? That’s the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard.

There will always be fools who will plunge humanity into disaster.

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0:30 *plays Seinfield funny running music*

Glad Braindead made this list. It was a dumb decision on that explorer’s part to bring an infected island creature to civilization, but it held out well as a great slapstick horror to this day.

I've got one that's even more stupid than any of the entries combined: developing the zombie-making synthesis in the first place. On the other hand, things would be much better (in my opinion) with zombies because I get to cut loose without holding back anymore

In the husband's defense from 28 Weeks Later, he had only ever experienced people turning in seconds from infection and didn't know anyone could be a carrier without symptoms. So according to his knowledge she would've been recovering from other injuries after escaping somehow, and he was simply not there to witness it. The stupid decision here would lay with the military for not having her room properly guarded and securely locked, in my opinion.

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Resident evil is definitelya catagory of its own here

What if Love in train to busan is that the Main character at the end realizes his decisions might have caused the outbreak and Accepts all the blame and takes the blame off his coworkers shoulders. This shows that the main character changed throughout the story from a selfish asshole to a man who at the End (Spoiler alert) Sacrificed himself to save a pregnant woman and his daughter.

Regarding Resident Evil, the hive was sealed again at the end of the first movie with the zombies and lickers inside...only to be opened *again* at the beginning of the second movie, unleashing the virus and the monsters. So they made the same mistake twice lmao.

I just love how for this list WatchMojo collectively turned into that one character from HISHE that's like "Here's a bright idea how about you don't go into this infection chamber and kiss your wife" or "here's a bright idea how about you don't release those angry chimps and maybe people will be alive" Or even "here's a bright idea how about you don't shoot the chemical gas can so that everyone gets infected" etc.

The resident evil films were just shocking altogether.... Can't wait for the new one end of the year!!😍

"Train to Busan" should get a sequel "Train to Wuhan". Based on true events!

"28 Weeks later" sounds like it's the fault of the army to not put security and security cameras at the infected wive and stopping the husband from getting inside

Honestly I thought him kissing his infected wife which posses the biggest threat for another outbreak and was just put in a room without a single freaking guard would be much higher. After watching the scene I felt like my brain got just damaged by the pure stupidity

The walking dead explained it perfectly about the zombies and how they are turned