Jim Jarmusch's 'The Dead Don't Die' isn't your typical zombie flick. Categorized as a comedy-horror, this movie throws a quirky, self-aware spin on the undead apocalypse. Bill Murray, Adam Driver, and Chloe Sevigny star as small-town cops battling a sudden surge of zombies, all while the planet is spinning off its axis (literally!).

But beyond the gore and quirky humor, 'The Dead Don't Die' offers a commentary on environmental issues and consumerism. The zombies, driven by their insatiable need for things they enjoyed in life – coffee, Wi-Fi, wine – are a blatant metaphor for our own materialistic desires and their impact on the planet.

While some found its deadpan delivery and meta-narrative polarizing, 'The Dead Don't Die' undeniably offers a unique take on the zombie genre, inviting viewers to ponder the deeper implications of our modern lifestyle as they enjoy the absurd spectacle.