, 15 December 2010 (UTC) 

 :Oh, for heaven's sake ....  here:  http://www.thingsthatgoboo.com/monsters/zombiesmovies.htm] , a study guide, the flippn UK Telegraph ... any of these will work, but the Telegraph is the best one IMO.  Listen Ronnie, I completely sympathize with you.  I believe Frankenstein should be on this list too, but have yet to find a source, so its not there ... yet.  I don't know anything about an opera you mention (unless its Evil_Dead:_The_Musical, but that's not a film and shouldn't be here, if it is), or you are just trying to give the trilogy a classy name.  You may not see these films as Zombie flicks, but yours is just one opinion - and some share it.  But ... the above cites clearly show that it is referred to as a Zombie film by many credible sources.  Having been on your end of these types of arguments, I know how it feels.  Also I know you are going to loose.  Not a debate between myself or Number, but one with Wikipedia.  You seem to be under the erroneous belief that Wikipedia is a credible source for verified information.  Its not.  Its a web-o-pedia, that does not present the "truth", but rather seems to be a place were editors support their comments with citations, and those comments are not always the truth.  Sad, but true, considering its global web dominance.  The cites show it IS a zombie film, according to those sources.  If you want to add ED or AoD to a possession, poltergeist, demon film list, then you probably can.  It is possible for films to be more than one genre, and in fact genre bending is typical of these types of films, as to keep them energetic.  Even if you find a source saying that it is a "demon" film, the above sources will still be sufficient for it to be on this list.  Funny, but even if Raimi stated they were not zombies (something I have yet to hear), it wouldn't matter ... because other sources claim it is.  Case in point, Romero and NoTL, he has repeatedly commented that he never intended the original zombies to be what what most people now call the "Romero Zombie" - yet it will always be considered a zombie flick in the media, and probably should.  I'm not adding the cites, someone else can if they want.  But I may rewrite the intro to address these concerns ... provided I can find cites.   11:44