With their uneven gait, rotting faces, and appetite for human flesh, it's easy to see why zombies have endured over decades as iconic cinematic monsters. They represent the idea that humans can find ...

Celebrate Halloween with “Exhumed: A History Of Zombies,” a special presented by PBS Digital Studios’ popular series MONSTRUM and written by Dr. Emily Zarka. She’ll take audiences deep into the lore ...

A look back at the history of zombies on film and tv, from their first appearance in White Zombie, to their evolution in projects like 28 Days Later and The Walking Dead. Your comment has not been ...

“We can learn a lot about our culture by exploring the monsters we invent,” Zarka shared in a statement. “Looking at the portrayal of zombies over the past two centuries, we can witness the evolving ...

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There is an idea in Korean history that will not die. I, and others, try to kill it, but it won’t die. It’s a zombie. I think ...

This history book parody, allegedly "a first step toward a renewed awareness and interest in zombie history," is too straight-faced to be amusing. The shambling undead cannot resuscitate what amounts ...