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The 15 Best International Zombie Movies, Ranked  Collider

George A. Romero | Biography, Movies, & Facts  Britannica

Adam Driver's Mixed-Reviewed $15M Zombie Movies Surges On Netflix's US Top 10 Charts 5 Years Later  Screen Rant

15 Underrated Zombie Movies That You Really Need To See  SlashFilm

30 Best Zombie Movies Of All Time For a Gory Watch  Time Out

The 32 Best Zombie Movies, Including New and Classic Films  Parade Magazine

REVIEW: 'Civil War'  Washington Free Beacon

Microbiologist Reveals If The Last of Us' Fungus Zombies Could Really Happen  MovieWeb

What are the Best Zombie Comedies?  CBR

'The Last of Us:' A closer look at the zombie genre  Brandeis University

Filming for U.S. zombie TV series underway in Saint John  CBC.ca

'The Zombie Wedding', Weekly World News Rom-Com, Has North American Rights Acquired By Freestyle Digital Media  Deadline

The 10 Best Zombie TV Shows of All Time, Ranked  Collider

Last Train To New York: The Train To Busan Remake Is Delayed Indefinitely — Should It Even Happen?  Screen Rant

This George Romero-Inspired Horror Is a Wholesome Tale of a Boy and His Zombie  Collider

Two Upcoming Movie Sequels Prove A Burned-Out 2000s Subgenre Is Making A Major Comeback  Screen Rant

'Train to Busan's Sequel Should Have Been Its Own Movie  Collider

The 10 Best Latin American Horror Movies of the 21st Century, Ranked  Collider

Has the great American zombie movie died?  AIPT

Colonialism Birthed the Zombie Movie  JSTOR Daily

Zombie Movies Actually Tell Us A Lot About What’s Happening In the World  Teen Vogue

OJ Simpson's final film appearance will be in bizarre zombie movie as resurrected iconic 90s character  UNILAD

11 Zombie Movies and Shows to Watch for a Gory Good Time  Netflix Tudum

10 Great Foreign Language Zombie Movies  GameRant

Have International Zombie Movies and Shows Finally Bested the American Source?  MovieWeb

The Best Foreign-Language Zombie Movies of The 21st Century  Collider

Zombies: The Best International Non-English Horror Movies  MovieWeb

The Defining Feature of George Romero’s Movies Wasn’t the Zombie. It Was Something Bigger.  Slate