I love the swelling relentlessness of zombie hordes. They keep coming, like a countdown until there is either critical mass and destruction or a distraction that safely relieves the tension. To...
I love the swelling relentlessness of zombie hordes. They keep coming, like a countdown until there is either critical mass and destruction or a distraction that safely relieves the tension.
To your point that the pandemic ruins the tension of the human to human relationships in zombie movies, I think that in a way there is more opportunity for redemption. Prior to the pandemic there may have been more satisfaction in the dysfunction of group dynamics, now there may be satisfaction in the overcoming of dysfunction and hardship.
I love the swelling relentlessness of zombie hordes. They keep coming, like a countdown until there is either critical mass and destruction or a distraction that safely relieves the tension.
To your point that the pandemic ruins the tension of the human to human relationships in zombie movies, I think that in a way there is more opportunity for redemption. Prior to the pandemic there may have been more satisfaction in the dysfunction of group dynamics, now there may be satisfaction in the overcoming of dysfunction and hardship.
Just a thought, though.