Zombie films are among the most popular of all the subgenres of horror, and they’ve only become more successful over time thanks to the inventive new ways to take the concept. Zombies are, at their core, a representation of something in society that has been suppressed or ignored, and thus films that focus on that existential horror can be deeply interrogative. With that being said, there is nothing to suggest that all zombie films are self-important; a lot of them are cheesy, and there’s a tone of cheap B-movies of varying quality that have reaped the benefits of what a universal concept it is. At the same time, it is also a springboard for creativity that has seen a number of filmmakers making innovative moves on a low budget where they can only rely on their inventiveness. Based on some of the gems that have been seen in the last few years, there is still a lot of room to grow in the future.
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