7. Dead Snow (2009)
I love this film, its a horror comedy, about a group of teens taking a trip up to a remote cabin (seen this one before, havent we?) where they come face to face with some Nazi zombies (which we all know are the best kind). By keeping the zombie attack focused on one location, the film is able to mix up slasher conventions with some supernatural zombie horror. Thankfully, Dead Snow is also fully aware of itself, playing most of its cliches for laughs. The film really gets great about half way through or so, when it stops becoming a simple zombie/slasher parody and kicks it into full blown over the top B-movie territory. Like, hanging onto a zombies entrails for dear life before mounting a machine gun onto your snowmobile in order to kick zombie ass type B-movie territory. If you love something like Grindhouse, then Dead Snow is right up your alley.