THE WALKING DEAD GIRLS

Cinemavixion Review

Tyler Benjmin's 2011 documentary, "The Walking Dead Girls," offers a fascinating, albeit niche, exploration into the ever-evolving landscape of zombie culture, particularly its intersection with mainstream appeal and a specific fascination with "Sexy Female Zombies." Featuring insightful interviews with genre titans George Romero and Bruce Campbell, alongside the iconic Linnea Quigley, the film delves into the phenomenon of "Zimbies" and their surprising presence in contemporary advertising. "The Walking Dead Girls" provides a compelling, and at times provocative, look at how a horror trope, pioneered by Romero himself, has permeated popular consciousness over four decades, making it a noteworthy watch for enthusiasts of both the zombie genre and documentary filmmaking.