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Taliyah Whitaker Olivia as Olivia. RZA Dean as Dean. More like this. Watch options. Storyline Edit. As the warm, bright sun refuses to set, and a series of equally perplexing events start to take place, the world, and the blissfully unsuspecting residents of the sleepy town of Centerville, are about to face the effects of corporate greed. Then, as the stone-faced police officers, Chief Cliff Robertson and Officer Ronnie Peterson, stop for doughnuts and coffee at the town's diner, unusual activity in the moon-lit cemetery and a blood-soaked scene of carnage could only mean one thing: this is the work of flesh-eating zombies.
Before long, Officer Mindy Morrison and the glacially beautiful, katana-wielding undertaker, Zelda Winston, join the team of defenders, as hordes of relentless, ravenous undead swarm into the once-peaceful town craving meat.
More and more, humans are at risk of becoming an endangered species. What happens when the dead just don't want to die? Comedy Fantasy Horror Sci-Fi. Did you know Edit. Trivia The giant anthills are real and were an accidental discovery while filming Hermit Bob in the woods. Goofs Immediately after Posie's "brutal attacks" report a number of zombies are shown emerging from graves. The engraving on the tombstones is all backwards, showing that this scene was flipped. Quotes Dean : The world is perfect.
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Jim Jarmusch Director. Jim Jarmusch Screenwriter. Joshua Astrachan Producer. Carter Logan Producer. Marcelo Gandola Executive Producer. Fredrik Zander Executive Producer. Frederick Elmes Cinematographer. Alex DiGerlando Production Design. Catherine George Costume Designer. Ellen Lewis Casting. View All Critic Reviews Jul 29, A witty horror-comedy, The Dead Don't Die delivers a fresh new take on the zombie genre.
The story follows a group of people in a small town as they combat a zombie outbreak. And the film does some clever postmodern commentary with the characters knowing what zombies are, crossing genres, and breaking the fourth wall.
Still, there are a few too many subplots going on and some of the characters are underserved and get lost. Yet despite a few problems, The Dead Don't Die is a fun romp. Dann M Super Reviewer. Oct 02, This was really disappointing. I don't adore Jim Jarmusch as much as some, but I did expect more than this.
Now you could argue that's on me, but I don't think it's too out of line to hope that a horror be scary, a comedy be funny, or a respected director's shot at horror comedy to be at least a little bit of at least one of the above.
Gimly M Super Reviewer. Sep 02, Is this the kind of garbage that you enjoy? Tilda Swinton's character, an elfin, Scottish, killing-machine, alien, ninja, seems to be the exclamation mark of his tirade, with no point, no purpose, only to show up and be cool.
While the conversation was interesting I thought it could have used a little more fire. Kevin M. W Super Reviewer. Jul 28, Every once in awhile, even your favorite directors are bound to put out a dud. Jarmusch has had a few from my perspective. I wasn't much a fan of The Limits of Control, and even Paterson underwhelmed me. The Dead Don't Die is more of a disappointing movie than a bad one. But make no mistake, any social commentary is toothless, the plotting is lazy, and this existential zombie hang-out is just a little too despondent to sit alongside more quick-witted zom-edy films like Shaun of the Dead or Zombieland.
Which begs the question, was he trying to make a movie this dumb, or is this just what gets made when Jarmusch goes on vacation with his favorite character actors? The biggest sin here is that Bill Murray and Adam Driver don't seem as fully committed to being small town cops reacting to a zombie epidemic as much as Steve Buscemi is to being a one-dimensional Trumpster fire. The periphery is more interesting, and there's not nearly enough of it.
Instead, we get post-career-renaissance Murray breaking the fourth wall, almost in protest to how boring everything is. One can meander and still have fun with this premise, but the environmentalist fantasy politics and "old hipster who doesn't like phone tech" perspective shits the whole bed. It's like Jarmusch is acknowledging the political subtexts of his overt focus of homage George Romero's Better luck next time, Jim. Like I said, it's worth a watch - it's just not a good movie.
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