Nice to Eat You: Zombie Comedy Movies

Outrageously fun Norwegian fare about a group of friends at a ski lodge who find themselves the targets of vengeful Nazi zombies.

Clerks meets Night of the Living Dead, with an even lower budget and worse acting than either. Still, this tale of a high school boy whose party to woo the girl of his dreams is ruined by a zombie invasion, is smarter and more fun than most micro-budget genre fare.

This clever satire of '50s suburbia incorporates zombies as domesticated servants in otherwise idyllic surroundings. Nothing bad can come of that, right?

It's good ol' boys versus zombies in this inconsistent but engaging low-budget film about an alien invasion that leads to a zombie uprising in a small Southern town.

A teen is killed protecting the girl he loves before he has a chance to tell her how he feels. But death apparently is easy to overcome if you just want it bad enough, as the boy returns to woo his love while trying to curb his growing desire to feed. More comedy than horror, this film features early screen roles from Matthew Fox, Philip Seymour Hoffman and Matthew McConaughey.

Eighties awesomeness in which alien brain slugs (yeah, you heard me) reanimate the corpses of victims of a fraternity bus crash, and only an LGOC (little geek on campus) can stop them -- with the help of a burned-out cop (the hilarious Tom Atkins).

Like a German version of American Pie with zombies, this low-brow, sex-obsessed flick revolves around three high school geeks who die and are revived by voodoo-practicing goth kids. Being dead isn't so bad, they find, when their social status actually improves post mortem. Despite ho-hum, unimaginative humor, it's nonetheless been targeted for an American remake.

In an Argentine city overrun by zombies, only three men can save the day: a math geek, a failed med student and a...professional wrestler? Low budget but entertaining fare channeling the spirit of early work from Sam Raimi and Peter Jackson.

As cheap and dumb as the title implies, this zom com finds radioactive marijuana giving a group of weedheads a nasty case of the munchies.

Possibly Troma Entertainment's greatest achievement (for what that's worth), Poultrygeist is a simultaneously smart and sophomoric musical romantic zombie comedy ("muz rom zom com"?) about an ancient curse that infests a fast food restaurant, turning its patrons into half-chicken zombies.