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28 Days/Weeks Later (though I think that Weeks is a better movie, personally). You definitely get a small portion of society trying to survive and being an allegory for the primal human condition, as you see in The Mist. And I definitely think that both movies have some pretty frightening elements to them.
There's The Stand, another King adaptation. It's actually a mini-series. I remember enjoying it when it came out (I was much, much younger then), so I'm not sure if it stands up over time, but it might be worth a try if you want to do a marathon. It's more dramatic than jump-out-at-you scary.
Night of the Comet - Absolutely fantastic post-apocalytpic zombie 80s film. That doesn't take itself too seriously. I absolutely love this flick, Posh, though it has more comedic elements in it than the Mist or the other two that I mentioned, so it might not specifically be what you're looking for. Definitely lacks the huge scare element to them.
Resident Evil Series - I've only seen the most recent one which, honestly, I thought was a lot better than other people claimed it to be; it wasn't anything but a post-apocalyptic zombie-fighting hotchick movie. And it did that pretty well.
Then again, I have a feeling that you've already seen the above, so I might just be overtired and not helpful at all. Why not go back and do classics like The Birds, which hints at those kind of themes.
Edit: I just watched Dog Soldiers for the first time last night. Talk about a goddamn good seige/survival movie. Also in that vein there is FEAST and Mulberry Street.
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