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BlackStar Film Fest Review: 'Black Zombie' Aims To Crush Harmful Vodou Stereotypes
Afro-Caribbean Canadian director Maya Annik Bedward takes us on a spiritual journey with her latest project Black Zombie. Part documentary, part fictional narrative, part animation the experimental amalgamation of storytelling explores the lore behind zombies through the lens of Haitian and Vodou culture. Black Zombie aims to break stereotypes, debunk myths and reveal the truth of what this…
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2026 Chicago Critics Film Festival Reviews: 'Black Zombie,' 'The Last One for the Road,' 'Loafers,' 'You Had to Be There'
We're excited to check out the SXSW 2026 horror offerings, with flicks like Hokum, Family Movie, and Forbidden Fruits standing out as potential hits.
The upcoming documentary Black Zombie will make its World Premiere in the Documentary Spotlight section at the SXSW Film & TV Festival on Ma
Night of the Living Dead, 1990 film
Hello Readers, I will be talking about the “Night of the Living Dead” but particularly a scene as shown above in the post. A woman named Barbara is living her life with a group of other survivors from zombies. She acknowledges that zombies are just like them, humans. Before one became a zombie they’re human. Later proceeds have been affected by some sort of another zombie. Barbara says to herself, “They are us, we are them” as she watches the human being hang on the tree. She knows that they were once human or are human but no one knows and people decide to shoot them down. Later on in the scene, the two men destroy a door and found themselves another zombie who happens to be black with colored white eyes. As in Barbara had some type of relationship with the zombie. The two men kill them and Barbara doesn’t react. She finds another guy who she once knew but shot him. I feel like she wanted to act cool in front of the two men but that wasn’t the case. She wanted to feel wanted and feel like the rest of the group who also kill zombies. If the group found out about the relationship she had with the black zombie she could’ve been dead herself. Sad to see her not react in any type of way but he is a zombie and could be dangerous.
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Black Zombie
Walking talking dead following the system...
