The impact of Apocalypse Now's introduction cannot be understated, but there's another war movie with an opening that's arguably even more powerful.

Even a zombie comedy like Shaun of the Dead decimates the cast, leaving just Shaun and Liz as the last two standing. So when the guy fulfilling the archetype of the battle-hardened warrior deliberately draws the attention of a zombie horde during the movie's climax,

As the world of zombies seems increasingly less impossible, with Apocalypse stories once again riding their way onto the big screen, it might be time to prepare for the ultimate undead movie night.

With both director Danny Boyle and writer Alex Garland returning the the infected fold, continuing the 28 Days Later franchise they started over 20 years ago with 28 Years Later, we're diving into the best apocalypse movies of all time. Or post ...

R.T. Thorne’s “40 Acres” is indeed a post-apocalyptic sci-fi entry that contains all the standards one expects from the genre: groups of people holed up in their separate enclaves looking to survive; guys in gnarly outfits and horned headwear; and ...