Don't touch that dial.

You're tuned in to the Dread Podcast Network.

You are now listening to Postmortem with Mick Garrus,

where the most influential voices in horror cinema

will spill their guts to the renowned horror director, writer, and producer.

Now here's your host, Mick Garrus.

From Nice Guy Productions, World Headquarters,

overlooking the glamorous San Fernando Valley,

I'm Mick Garrus, and this is Postmortem.

It's time we talked about zombies.

Yes, the ubiquitous undead.

They have a long, proud, and sometimes not so proud,

history and books, films, and television.

For most of the world, their first exposure to the zombie

was the Haitian undead of White Zombie,

who tilled the sugar fields, free labor without complaints

about long hours or low pay.

They were the recently undead,

reanimated by voodoo or other magic.

The zombie of your was slow-moving, mindless,

but not particularly dangerous.

It was George Romero, who changed the face of the movie zombie

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