The Dead Don't Die's user reviews

A 100% Jarmusch work (...) Jarmusch manages to transcend the idea of postmodern pastiche thanks to the political dimension of a film that makes out of the aesthetic and ideological coherence its most powerful weapons.

A self-homage as lazy as it is charming; so perfectly dispensable that it snatches.

It fancies itself a cutting-edge macabre comedy, but the truth is that it?s behind the curve of pop culture. That?s why it?s a disappointing trifle.

A winningly eccentric way to usher in the zombie apocalypse (...) It is full of cinema references.

It does not bring anything revolutionary, although there is the sardonic touch of its director (...) It is likely that Jarmusch had a lot of fun rolling a zombie movie, but his joy is not contagious.