Jeff Barnaby's latest asks age-old questions that scream with relevance.

"Blood Quantum" may not be a great zombie movie, but it’s a uniquely powerful reminder of why zombie movies are great.

This Canadian zombie movie is more notable for its cultural backdrop and moody vibe than for its gore.

Since the 1960s, when George Romero thrust zombie narratives into the horror mainstream with Night of the Living Dead, the subgenre has been built on a found...

George Romero would have dug this.

Scream it into the void, even though no one will hear. Email the board rooms, the film school deans, even though none will reply. “ENOUGH with the zombie m...

In our Blood Quantum review, we are pleasantly surprised by this fresh and extremely entertaining take on the zombie movie.

Barnaby takes some big, messy swings in Blood Quantum, and walks away both clean (in artistic purpose) and dirty (in viscera)

A Canadian tribal reservation is beset by zombies in a horror opus that's gory, yet more stylish than scary.