A fine comedic cast isn't given much funny to do in 'Life After Beth.'

Aubrey Plaza is so deadpan she’s undeadpan, and not just in her new zombie movie. Playing April, Indiana’s snarkiest state employee on “Parks and Recre...

Dane DeHaan and Aubrey Plaza find out if love and zombiehood mix in this dark horror comedy. Read our review!

Read the Empire Movie review of Life After Beth. We must surely now be getting close to some sort of zombie saturation point, with even the...

PARK CITY, UTAH: Aubrey Plaza underplays so adroitly, on Parks & Rec and in films like Safety Not Guaranteed and Funny People, that it’s easy to wonder if ...

Dane DeHaan plays a young man who's both elated and terrified when his dead girlfriend (Aubrey Plaza) returns from the grave.

Breaking up is hard to do, especially when your girlfriend has gone to the trouble of coming back from the dead.

Jeff Baena’s feature debut, “Life After Beth,” stars Aubrey Plaza as a lusty, undead girlfriend blissfully unaware that she’s past her expiration date.

A send-up of apocalyptic tropes and a genuine stab at romantic comedy.

When the girlfriend he recently broke up with dies and then comes back as a zombie, poor Zach can't figure out how to break the news to her that their relati...

“Life After Beth” gets into the well-tread zombie-comedy territory in a clever and inspired way. Then it doesn’t get out of it nearly so skillfully.

Zach loved Beth — past tense. But his girlfriend put in her earbuds, trekked off up into the hills, and…something happened.Because we meet Zach (Dane DeH...

This sporadically hilarious zombie rom-com from first-time writer/director Jeff Baena features a superb cast, including Aubrey Plaza, Dane DeHaan and John C ...

Star Aubrey Plaza has described Beth as a ‘zom-com-rom-dram,’ but that’s the cleverest thing to come out of this movie

There's a distinct lack of humanity in this zombie-rom-com, resulting in not enough brains nor heart to chew on

Submitted for your late-summer dubious pleasure: Aubrey Plaza as a cute zombie with eating issues, and Chloë Grace Moretz as a comatose teen who must decide...

Morbid comedy from Jeff Baena lacks sufficient mordant humor.

Jeff Baena's directorial debut is charming, thoughtful and laugh-out-loud funny.

Starring Dane DeHaan and Aubrey Plaza.