Film Lens
Zombiemania examines the evolution of zombies from their roots in Haitian voodoo to their status as a cultural icon. The film discusses how zombies have transformed over seventy years from slow-moving corpses to aggressive cannibal killers, often depicted in stories about infectious pandemics. Through interviews and analysis, the documentary presents the reasons behind the enduring appeal of zombies in horror films and popular media.
The film features insights from notable figures such as makeup artist Greg Nicotero and author Max Brooks. It also addresses the paradox of lifeless beings thriving in contemporary storytelling, emphasizing their significance in cinema history and the movie business. Directed by Donna Davies, Zombiemania provides a comprehensive look at the cultural impact of zombies.
Why Watch
- •See insights from makeup artist Greg Nicotero.
- •Find out how zombies became cultural icons.
- •Meet director Donna Davies and her perspective.
Did You Know
•Zombies have evolved from Haitian voodoo origins over the last 70 years.
•The film features interviews with makeup artist Greg Nicotero.
•Zombiemania has a runtime of 48 minutes.
Perfect For
Horror film enthusiastsZombie culture fansCinema history buffs