What classic zombie movies do you recommend?

The first movie, Mr. Spirit Fantasy, Douban rating 7.7, the film tells the story of the poorly learned jianghu magician Mao Shanmin was not able to defeat the ghosts, was saved by the master ghost hunter Nine Uncle, and then the two cooperated together to eliminate the story of the ghosts. This film boldly abandoned the zombie elements, the use of Shaw's store in the top of the way of the evil school, thatched cottage school battle against the evil arts of the South Seas, fried ghosts, ghosts on the body, etc., a variety of tricks, but also in the big play kung fu spells, ghosts and spirits in the only did not and zombie dyeing only involves alternative folklore in the living by the sorcerer to cast spells to control as a form. Wang Yuhuan in the film played the witch at the time or small children I scared the hell out of me.

The second movie, Seven Little Fortunes, with a Douban rating of 7.7, is about the Chinese Academy of Dramatic Studies, founded by Peking Opera master Yu Jim-yuen, which, despite its bluff name, is only a medium-sized one among Hong Kong's many drama schools in terms of size. And the school building is dilapidated, simple conditions, but fortunately the master did not mislead the children, teaching seriously. The story of the seven small fortune troupe finally became famous, Lin Zhengying in the film played the Yu Zhanyuan's younger brother, Yuan Hua, since childhood to learn theater, but in today's society, can only be a stand-in, and finally fell into a miserable end, for the reflection of the traditional culture is very profound.

The third movie, One Eyebrow Taoist, has a Douban rating of 7.8. In Hong Kong, the traditional Mao Shan zombie movie has been imitated repeatedly by many followers, and there is no innovation at all, so it has gradually lost its audience. In order to prevent Hong Kong zombie movies from running out of ideas and cutting off their own path, Lam Ching-ying, while trying to ensure that the local ethnic interest is not lost, made four films that incorporate Western vampires and zombies into Hong Kong zombie movies. However, the novelty of a Taoist priest from Maoshan fighting Western zombies in a Christianized manner was a big disappointment to the audience. Although the film failed to make a profit, it opened the way for Hong Kong filmmakers to revisit the idea of local zombie movies, and became the best example of combining the local and the foreign.

Finally, do you have any good zombie movie recommendations?