Old Zombie movie where the grandmother transforms and the movie ends with the guy and girl kissing covered in blood

In 1979, a group of college students find a Sumerian Book of the Dead in an old wilderness cabin they've rented for a weekend getaway.

A teacher and his five female students are attacked by a monster with neon-green eyes. The teacher escapes but his students are completely dismembered. He soon discovers the monster is worshipped by a cult whose ambition is to rule the world and tear the clothes off young girls.

A horror movie with zombies towards the end

Grandpa escaped from the nursing home! But when his daughter and grandson go looking for him, they encounter old people who have turned into zombies! How will the guilt-ridden boy face his zombie grandpa when his treacherous journey of zombie escape is intertwined with memories of his grandfather's illness and how they abandoned him?

Regular guy Ed (Marcus Carroll) awakes one morning to find that his Grandmother has become one of the living dead. While trapped in his home Ed tries to survive the day, keep his house zombie free, stay alive and save the day.

A man regrets letting his wife turn into a zombie.

A vengeful voodoo priestess (Monica Davis) reanimates a rotting corpse to attack another woman, but she's forced to regroup when the zombie kills the wrong target. Well, if at first you don't succeed ... Barry Mahon writes and directs this classic example of early zombie cinema, memorable mostly for its campy qualities.

A young couple is caught in the clash between two of the most beloved horror figures: Zombies and Vampires. Will the two unfortunates manage to escape the mortal hunt? Or will the Vampires have to fight more than the usual to earn their bloody meal? A short movie that is just the first bite of an independent long feature set in Italy, an underground project that has great aspirations.

After returning home from a restful camping adventure, four friends discover that the world they left just a short time ago, has changed forever. While they were safely away in the woods, a disaster has effected the world they left behind. They soon find that they will be lodging fight for their very survival, against the living dead! Shot and edited entirely on VHS, it is Ireland's first zombie movie.

A remarkable tale unfolds as a spirited and lively 94-year-old grandmother, known as "A Blooming Flower from Zhongli," unexpectedly rises to become Taiwan's cherished internet sensation. Unleashing her vibrant personality, she effortlessly transitions into a captivating comedian on screen. Her whimsical video, where she charmingly imitates a rap artist, spreads like wildfire, propelling her into the spotlight, including an invitation to perform for the Taoyuan Dementia Care Association. By a twist of fate, she collaborates harmoniously with her community to produce the cinematic spectacle "Grandpa Grandma Warriors vs. Zombies."