Day of the Dead (2008)

Day of the Dead screenshots

Day of the Dead (1985)

Day of the Dead screenshots

The Outlaw Josey Wales (1976)

Added to the National Film Registry in 1996

The Outlaw Josey Wales screenshots

Pickup on South Street (1953)

Richard Widmark as Skip McCoy
Jean Peters as Candy
Thelma Ritter as Moe
Murvyn Vye as Captain Dan Tiger
Richard Kiley as Joey
Willis Bouchey as Zara
Milburn Stone as Winoki

Review

Pickup on South Street screenshots

Distanz (2009 Germany)

Quiet Earth Review

Distanz screenshots

Planet Terror (2007)

Bad Girls from Mars (1991)

The Legend of the Wolf Woman (1976)

aka
La Louve Se Dechaine
La Louve Sanguinaire
Werewolf Woman
La Lupa Mannara
Daughter of a Werewolf
Naked Werewolf Woman
She-Wolf
Terror of the She Wolf

French title screen (The Wolf Rages)

Werewolf Woman (in original Italian, La Lupa Mannara also known
as The Legend of the Wolf Woman, She-Wolf, Terror of the She
Wolf and Naked Werewolf Woman) is a 1976 Italian horror film
directed by Rino Di Silvestro.

A victim of childhood rape grows up into a woman who has delusions
that she is a werewolf, just like one of her ancestors was. She
kills men until she falls in love with a man. She then gets raped
again and goes on a second killing spree against her rapists.
(source)

One English variant

The Killers (1946)

     William Conrad as Max  
    Ava Gardner as Kitty Collins
    Edmond O'Brien as Jim Reardon
    Albert Dekker as "Big Jim" Colfax
    Sam Levene as Lt. Sam Lubinsky
    Vince Barnett as Charleston
    Virginia Christine as Lilly Harmon Lubinsky
    Charles D. Brown as Packy Robinson
    Jack Lambert as "Dum Dum" Clarke
    Donald MacBride as R.S. Kenyon
    Charles McGraw as Al
    Phil Brown as Nick Adams
    Jeff Corey as "Blinky" Franklin
    Harry Hayden as George
    Burt Lancaster as "Swede" Andreson
    Bill Walker as Sam
    Queenie Smith as Mary Ellen Daugherty
    Beatrice Roberts as Nurse
    John Miljan as Jake the Rake
    Vera Lewis as Ma Hirsch

Added to the National Film Registry in 2008

Charles McGraw and William Conrad

Legend of the Wolf Woman (2005)