Zombies at the Cinema (1930s-1970s)
Zombies are united by a key trait: the lack of free will, allowing it to symbolise exploitation and social decay. This article looks at the zombie movie fro- BRAINS! BRAINS!!
Billie
Hi, I'm Billie and I love film, cinema and music. I created Screen Waffle to share my love of film after graduating with an MA in film studies in 2019.
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