Saint Maud (2021) taps into a long tradition of religious horror, less concerned with spiritual warfare than with isolation and the horror brought on by madness.

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February 4th is Zombie Pride Day, a tribute day for filmmaker George A. Romero, director of the famous cult film Night of the Living Dead and the modern zombie genre.

So when I was asked to participate in a zombie makeover to celebrate the home video release of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, I jumped at the chance.

True zombie So what were zombies, originally? The answer lies in the Caribbean. They weren’t endlessly-reproducing, flesh-eating ghouls. Instead, the zombie was the somewhat tragic figure of a ...

“Zombies” succeeds due to a strong cast, stellar cinematography, and a script that perfectly blends the language of nineteenth century England with the tropes of a monster movie.