The Dead Don't Die

In the sleepy town of Centerville, something isn't quite right. As the townspeople find themselves battling a zombie apocalypse, the local law enforcement team, led by Chief Cliff Robertson (Bill Murray) and Officer Ronnie Peterson (Adam Driver), must come to terms with the situation and figure out a way to survive. The dead start rising from their graves, and chaos ensues as the characters struggle to navigate the bizarre events unfolding around them. A mix of dark comedy, social commentary, and the undead, 'The Dead Don't Die' delves into themes of consumerism, environmental destruction, and the inevitability of death.

Despite its star-studded cast and promising premise, 'The Dead Don't Die' fails to captivate audiences with its slow pace and lack of narrative depth. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a mediocre 55% rating, with critics mentioning its quirky humor as a hit-or-miss element. IMDb users rated it 5.5/10, expressing disappointment over the underwhelming execution of the zombie comedy genre. Metacritic rates it at 53/100, citing the film's inability to fully engage viewers despite its potential. While some appreciated the film's offbeat humor and deadpan performances, others found it to be a disjointed and aimless zombie flick that lacks substance.