>>158979Neophilic normalfags feel threatened by it for some reason.
>>158986I like the concept, but there really isn't that much zombie media that I think is all that good. A lot of it comes down to good atmosphere and involving human drama. I think the zombie designs themselves usually look like crap, but then again Night of the Living Dead was pretty bland in that respect and is probably my favorite zombie movie. I don't really see a point in anyone making zombie movies anymore when they'll almost invariably just end up making a soulless retread of something that's been done better before. And that's saying something despite how few classics there really were in the genre's heyday. Take a look at this list and consider how many of them are even worth watching for non-diehards:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_zombie_filmsAt least proper old-school, low-budget schlock was endearing even when it was crap. The way they shot on film and without modern color grading bullshit was a lot easier on the eyes. The harsh, clinical look that modern movies tend to have just doesn't feel as primal and unnerving as something that looks like an old backcountry snuff film in comparison. The soundtracks back then often had real character too, even when they were just stock music recordings.
I have to say that I'm glad the "zombie apocalypse ecksdee" trend from a while back died out years ago. It always just reminded me of this video. There were also the normgroids who would jump on the trend who didn't seem to have any real interest in horror beyond whatever slop was put right in front of them.