Fantasy,Horror,Action,Drama
United States of America
Dawn of the Dead is a classic horror film that was released in 1978. It was directed by George A. Romero and produced by Richard P. Rubinstein. The movie focuses on a group of survivors who seek refuge in a shopping mall after a deadly outbreak of zombies takes over the world. The survivors are made up of four people: two men, two women, and a pregnant woman. They barricade themselves inside the mall and try to figure out how to survive.
As the movie progresses, tensions rise as the zombies become more aggressive and hungry. The survivors must navigate through the mall and try to avoid the zombies, who seem to be everywhere. As they explore the mall, they discover that they are not alone. There are other survivors who have taken refuge in the mall's storage rooms. They form an alliance and work together to fight the zombies.
The group's leader, a man named Peter, comes up with a plan to clear the zombies out of the mall. He and a few other survivors create distractions and lead the zombies away from the group, while the rest of the survivors collect supplies and weapons. The plan is successful, but not without casualties.
The movie ends with the survivors driving away from the mall, leaving behind the chaos and destruction caused by the zombie outbreak. Dawn of the Dead is considered a groundbreaking film in the horror genre and has inspired countless other zombie films and TV shows.
