The only movie I ever saw in the theater that had me sleeping with the lights on that evening.
Showing a teen the movie 26 years after the film’s released, I was certain that it was going to feel hokey or lame through the lens of today.
Nope. Still raw, real, and scary.
That apology monologue is epic - especially considering Heather probably wrote / improvised it.

Hard to there was a time where the zombie subgenre was dead and you couldn't make them scary.
Of course - they are NOT zombies. They're infected.

I was visiting Los Angeles in 1999 and saw this at a test screening - so I had no idea what movie I was about to see.
That's my review. I wanted to explain why I saw this movie.