With 28 Years Later this year, unconventional zombie movies are back in the zeitgeist, where the zombie apocalypse serves merely as a premise, used to explore other facets of the human experience.

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The zombie subgenre has long been a playground for horror filmmakers to explore societal anxieties, but it is also the undisputed home of cinematic gore. From the shambling ghouls of the 1960s to the ...

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Released in 1968, when the phrase “zombie movies” didn’t yet evoke the flesh-eating monsters audiences think of today, George A. Romero’s classic, Night of the Living Dead (1968), marked a pivotal ...

"We have to do things we don't want to do if we're going to make it." Well, yes, that's usually what happens in a horror movie. Shudder has revealed the official trailer for the horror film titled ...

Bar the windows. Lock the doors and check anyone you're with for questionable flesh wounds. Those are the first steps any savvy soul who has braved a zombie outbreak will consider before aiming for ...

Some genres refuse to die. There’s a touch of irony to that statement, given that the era of zombies is back (again) and quite possibly stronger than ever. Zombie movies have been making waves for ...

The last decade also included a small crop of zombie films that felt far outside the norm, like international gems Train to Busan and One Cut of the Dead, the holiday musical Anna and the Apocalypse, ...