The Dead Don't Die

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Undead Obsession: Where The Dead Don't Die Lives Forever

Imagine a quaint town overrun by the undead, where quirky cops face zombified nostalgia and corny humor. With a star-studded cast, deadpan delivery, and an unexpected twist, this horror-comedy dishes out a biting social commentary wrapped in absurdity.

The Dead Don't Die Trivia

Who composed the musical score for the 2019 film "The Dead Don't Die"? (Hard)

#1: John Carpenter

#2: Carter Burwell

#3: Ennio Morricone

#4: Alexandre Desplat

Who directed the 2019 film "The Dead Don't Die"? (Advanced)

#1: Jim Jarmusch

#2: Quentin Tarantino

#3: Wes Anderson

#4: David Lynch

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The Dead Don't Die Fun Facts

Tom Waits, a famous musician and actor, plays a hermit in the film.

The film features the song The Dead Don’t Die, performed by Sturgill Simpson, as a recurring and plot-relevant element.

The Dead Don't Die Polls

What's your favorite character in The Dead Don't Die?

Chief Cliff Robertson

Officer Ronald Peterson

Officer Minerva Morrison

Hermit Bob

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What's your favorite zombie scene in The Dead Don't Die?

Opening Sequence

Cemetery Attack

Diner Invasion

Town Battle

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Popular Characters

Bill

Murray

Jim

Jarmusch

Adam

Driver

Tilda

Swinton

Lea

Seydoux

Rosalind

Eleazar

Cliff

Norton

Steve

Buscemi

Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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June 14, 2019

Release of The Dead Don't Die

The movie 'The Dead Don't Die,' a horror comedy film directed by Jim Jarmusch, was released in theaters.

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August 10, 2018

Filming of The Dead Don't Die

Principal photography for 'The Dead Don't Die' began, featuring a notable cast including Bill Murray and Adam Driver.

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