Zombie Films

George A. Romero’s living dead films constitutes the most significant reservoir of popular zombie culture in existence. Romero’s films are rich with social and political commentary and are as notable for their unique view of contemporary American culture as they are for their gore and guts. Danny Boyle’s 28 Days Later marks the most significant turn in the modern zombie genre, this time toward a twenty-first century concern with contagion and outbreak. What’s next in the genre? We’ve seen representations of zombies in television in shows like The Walking Dead, and they’ve proliferated in cinema as well, in films like Train to Busan, Dawn of the Dead (the remake), The Battery, Warm Bodies, Shaun of the Dead, Juan of the Dead, Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, Dead Snow, Life After Beth, Get Out, Zombieland, Pontypool, Abraham Lincoln vs. Zombies, The Girl With All the Gifts, The Dead, etc…      

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