Zombie Obscurity

[nobody]

I'm looking for some really, really, REALLY underground zombie movies. Any help?

[Mr_Vindictive]

One of my favorite unknown zombie flicks is Meat Market.  Made in Canada very indie, shot on video.  Fantastic flick that features everything:

Zombies
Mexican Wrestlers
Lesbian Vampires!

[jmc]

FLESHEATER, aka REVENGE OF THE LIVING ZOMBIES....has Bill Heinzman in it.   Really terrible, but fun.

[Nathan Shumate]

You can find plenty of zombie flicks you've never heard of at http://www.zombiemart.com

(Blatant plug!  Blatant plug!  Nathan made a blatant plug!)

[Darkautumn]

For a good obscure zombie indie, try "The Risen." I picked up a copy at Chiller a couple years ago. It's a neat black-and-white little thriller, with sort of a "Twilight Zone" meets "Carnival of Souls" feel. If you can find it check it out.

[StatCat]

Just a warning shot on video zombie films are usually garbage.  Stay clear of crap like zombie bloodbath, zombie cult massacre, zombie 90 etc.  Meat Market is actually pretty good though (there's a sequel too which is even weirder and slightly disturbing.)

[eeeee5]

.  .  .  .  Violent Sh-- 3 - Infantry of Doom / Zombie Doom may fit you're category (I don't know how popular it is).  Pure gore, no plot (I really do mean that), foreign (German), dubbed, distributed by Shock-O-Rama (the less popular off-shoot of Seduction Cinema).  Haven't seen any others in the VS line-up.

[Conrad]

Living slightly north of Manchester (that's Manchester, UK), I have to submit - The Living Dead at the Manchester Morgue.  No idea what it's: a)  Like or b) About, but it dates from the early 70's IIRC.

[StatCat]

Do you mean Let Sleeping Corpses Lie?