Zombie Films

Origins

Zombie Films is a genre of horror cinema that gained popularity in the late 20th century and continues to captivate audiences today. It is characterized by its focus on reanimated corpses, commonly known as zombies, who are usually depicted as cannibalistic and mindless creatures. Zombie Films became famous in the 1960s with George A. Romero's film 'Night of the Living Dead' (1968), which established many of the conventions of the genre, such as the idea of a zombie apocalypse. The visual style of Zombie Films often includes dark and gritty cinematography, desolate and decaying settings, and intense scenes of violence and suspense.