Todd McCarthy
The Hollywood Reporter
The dead don't die, and neither does the zombie genre, with Jim Jarmusch's slim but fun hipster take on the format's familiar tropes. A small Eastern town becomes notably smaller as the undead rise to chew upon a flavorsome cast that's methodically ripped apart, feasted upon and otherwise pretty thoroughly decimated by the time Sturgill Simpson's nifty title tune plays out for the final time. The never-exhausted format's enduring appeal should assure a decent early summer turnout, although the primacy of attitude over scares will likely prevent The Dead Don't Die from drawing the fright-seeking mobs. [...]
di Todd McCarthy, articolo completo (4578 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The Hollywood Reporter 14 maggio 2019
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