Bill Murray and Adam Driver battle zombies in 'The Dead Don't Die'
di Katie Walsh The Los Angeles Times
Indie pioneer Jim Jarmusch may be best known for his low-key, chatty black-and-white films such as "Stranger Than Paradise," which won the Camera d'Or at Cannes in 1984, and "Down by Law." But the auteur has always flirted with genre, from his samurai-inspired crime film "Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai" and his recent vampire film, "Only Lovers Left Alive."
Despite his convention-breaking tendencies, it's obvious Jarmusch loves playing with those conventions too. It's also obvious he loves horror movies, which is apparent in his meta zombie comedy, "The Dead Don't Die," executed with a perfectly Jarmuschian tone. [...]
di Katie Walsh, articolo completo (3030 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The Los Angeles Times 13 giugno 2019
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