then it became the fear of "totalitarianism" turning everybody into a mindless horde, then the critique of consumerism we see in the romero movies, and after that we see the shift to the post-apoc survivalist genre. with zac snyder's romero remakes representing a decidedly libertarian and reactionary take on the subject, whereas train to busan does the based thing and turns the zombie apocalypse movie into a socialist parable about the vital need for collective action and altruism.
The original idea of zombies came from slaves who feared being worked to death, then being forced to labor and toil beyond death...
then it became the fear of "totalitarianism" turning everybody into a mindless horde, then the critique of consumerism we see in the romero movies, and after that we see the shift to the post-apoc survivalist genre. with zac snyder's romero remakes representing a decidedly libertarian and reactionary take on the subject, whereas train to busan does the based thing and turns the zombie apocalypse movie into a socialist parable about the vital need for collective action and altruism.
Getting our shit appropriated is a basic fact of contemporary socialism