Jim Jarmusch's zombie comedy doesn't quite do for zombies what Only Lovers Left Alive did for vampires.
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‘The Dead Don’t Die’ Review: Jarmusch’s Zombie Comedy is Dead on Arrival
Tag: comedy
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