Tom Savini – Page 3 – Zombie Don't Run

Nightmare (1981)

Unleash the fully uncut cult slasher Nightmare (1981), jam-packed with outrageous 80s gore, a jaw-dropping twist, and deliciously cheesy plot holes—grab your limited Code Red edition before they’re gone!

zombiesdontrun June 26, 2011

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Dawn of the Dead vs. Zombie: Which Was Really Better?

Ready for the ultimate zombie face-off? Will you side with Romero’s socially charged mall horror in Dawn of the Dead or Fulci’s visceral, shark-battling carnage in Zombie?

zombiesdontrun January 17, 2011

Action Cannibal Kitchen Comedy

Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter (1984)

Get ready for Jason’s most inventive and gory rampage yet in Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter, where director Joseph Zito and effects legend Tom Savini team up with a young Corey Feldman to create the slasher classic you can’t look away from.

zombiesdontrun October 27, 2010

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Dawn of the Dead (1978)

Gear up for George A. Romero’s Dawn of the Dead (1978), a gore-drenched, darkly humorous zombie classic where survivors fortify a deserted mall against the undead, blending social satire with unforgettable thrills.

zombiesdontrun February 10, 2010

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The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 (1986)

Get ready for a gleefully gory thrill ride in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2—Tobe Hooper cranks the dark comedy up to eleven with Leatherface’s killer dance moves and Dennis Hopper’s unforgettable rage, delivering a horror romp that’s both hilarious and spine-tingling.

zombiesdontrun January 29, 2010

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The Prowler (1981)

Get ready for some old-school gore greatness in The Prowler (1981)—Joseph Zito and Tom Savini’s cult slasher turns a sleepy spring dance into a pitchfork-wielding frenzy you won’t soon forget!

zombiesdontrun December 26, 2009

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Maniac (1980)

Dive into William Lustig’s unrated Maniac (1980)—a raw, guerrilla-style slasher so brutally graphic it made Gene Siskel walk out, and still a must-watch cult classic for thrill-seeking horror fans.

zombiesdontrun October 12, 2009