Welcome to watch mojo and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 brutal deaths in zombie movies.

Zombie kill of the week for this list will be ranking the bloodiest or most visceral death sequences from the world of undead cinema.

Despite already being dead, the zombies themselves aren't exempt from suffering gruesome ends on this list.

Also, there will be some spoilers rising from the grave.

Have you all seen these movies?

Let us know in the comments, number 10.

Rookie mistake, Dead Snow.

Question what's worse than fighting off a horde of zombies?

How about Nazi zombies?

That sounds a lot worse to us, which makes this rookie mistake from a sequence in 2009.

Dead Snow all the more frustrating.

You'd think that characters in a movie involving the undead would have learned not to leave their backs vulnerable to attack from an outside window.

But that's exactly what happens to Ireland Around the mid point of the film.

His brutal demise certainly doesn't seem pleasant, but it probably could have been avoided with some common sense.

Number nine, be careful what you wish for.

Death Dream A.

K.

A Dead of Night.

Hey, did you know that bob clark who directed a christmas story also had a wild career in horror and exploitation films.

Death Dream is one of the directors earliest cult films.

An atmospheric and melancholic take on the classic tale.

The monkey's poor here A grieving mother wishes for her son Andy who's killed in Vietnam to return home.

Her wish comes true, but the boy is still dead and is soon seeking the blood of living victims died.

Why shouldn't you return the scene where Andy attacks a doctor, is made all the more powerful by inter cutting the graphic attack and bloodletting with shots of Andy's father looking at baby photos of his son.

It makes death dream filled just a little bit more impactful.

Thanks to this emotional connection, you owe me something dark.

Number eight by by David Shaun of the Dead.

I think we're all agreed you did the right thing there.

2004, Shaun of the dead is a brilliant send up of established Zombie movie Tropes while also celebrating those tropes.

The whole way one of those tropes is the inclusion of a particularly nasty death with the victim in this case being the overbearing and annoying David, How can you put your faith in a man you spectacularly binned for being unreliable.

A man whose idea of a romantic night spot under an Impenetrable fortress are the same thing.

This is a pub, we are in a pub.

What are we going to do around personality flaws aside, we don't really think for a moment that David deserved the level of violence presented here as he's very literally torn apart by a zombie horde.

The practical effects serve the view as well.

And David goes out in what definitely appears to be a lot of pain suffering and anguish number seven ritual sacrifice tombs of the blind dead.

Our sacrifice begins, we commence with the sacrifice, the holy order of the blood ritual.

As you command, we realize that the undead knights templar in director Amanda.

The Osorio's tombs of the blind dead are supposed to be the villains but we can't help it.

They just look so damn cool.

Come on, they ride undead horses for crying out loud seriously though these blind dead monsters do go for the jugular, such as when they appear in a flashback to offer up a ritual sacrifice, they torture a screaming victim before feasting upon her blood.

Later the now undead templars corner another victim and attack drawn by her screeching cries of terror.

Alright, don't speak.

If you don't speak, you'll be safe.

Number six Movie theater, pylon messiah of evil.

The brutal impact of our next story isn't necessarily drawn from the physical assault displayed, but rather the relent suspense and atmosphere that's conjured up the horrific and surreal nightmare messiah of evil features a number of notable sequences where ghoulish zombie like citizens from the town of Point dume, slowly stalk and consume their victims.

The first occurring in a supermarket, features former Price is right model Anitra ford while the second, which takes place in a movie theater is even more harrowing, the oppressive vibe never fails to chill our blood as more and more ghouls surround actor Joy Bang.

While another film is playing in the background, number five death by Thomann, the return of the living dead.

the Return of the living dead is a near perfect distillation of pure horror and totally successful comedic beats.

How else can you explain a sequence where in a group of new wave punk rockers encounter an undead beast colloquially known as the Tar Man.

The Tar man's design is gloriously messy and goopy, surprising the group as it shouts for The leader of the group, unfortunately gets the worst of it as Tarman gets close enough to bite his head and make a meal out of it, it's the sort of over the top physical effect that could have only been achieved back in the glorious 1980s.

Number four lawnmower deaths.

Dead alive.

Take a brain dead.

Peter.

Jackson is another filmmaker similar to Bob Clark who got his start making some of the glorious and most depraved horror films of the day.

Stay back boy, this calls for divine intervention.

Live A.

K.

A Brain dead has to be one of Jackson's most infamous early efforts, a film that's so chock full of blood and guts.

Well, it honestly defies description.

Just take a look at this lawnmower scene for proof wearing protagonist, Lionel runs through his undead infested house like an absolute maniac party's over this.

Red stuff flies every which way but loose as Lionel mose down zombie after zombie, his companions even get in on the act using blenders in an effort to dispose of the menace.

Number three choked down day of the dead.

Director George a Romero is rightfully so considered by many as the king of the zombie film.

As a result, he helmed some of the genre's most memorable death sequences from the shocking outdoor feast, from his original Night of the Living dead to the apartment onslaught in 1978 Dawn of the Dead.

No one did.

It quite like George Day of the Dead might feature one of Romero's most notable scenes, however, where the villainous Captain Rhodes finally gets his comeuppance at the clawing hands of a zombie horde, he's torn apart but has one final insult for the zombies trying to consume his remains.

Say it with us number two guts.

City of the Living dead.

It's italian director lucio fulci, who is the subject of our final two entries with the first being Godfather of Gore's initial offering in his Gates of hell.

Tragi City of the Living Dead features a number of memorable death scenes, but the most infamous has to be what befalls a poor rosie.

This place gives me the willies Rose.

Go on, you're not a little child.

Now you don't really believe in that stupid Salem witch stuff, do you?

Actor Daniela.

Doria reportedly went the extra mile for her scene.

That's because it's long been alleged that Doria partially swallowed actual organs for the scene where her character spews up her insides.

We obviously can't show it here, but some other reports do claim that fulci used a bust of Doria for the scene.

Still it's gross.

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Number one splinter Zombie A.

K.

A.

Zombie flesh eaters.

It doesn't matter whether horror fans know lucio fulci 1979 horror film as zombie Zombie two or zombie flesh eaters because it's highly likely that they've seen at least one of its infamous scenes.

Maybe it's the commercial crossover moment where in a zombie fights a sharp or maybe it's the unbearably brutal death scene of Paula Fulci went full stop for this sequence where paulus home is invaded by zombies who smashed through the door and go for broke.

They grab her face and pull it slowly and ever so close to a sharp jutting splinter in the door.

The splinter goes in and we're left with one of the most infamous scenes in zombie movie history.

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