This 1994 Italian horror-comedy, starring a wonderfully sardonic Rupert Everett, takes the zombie genre and infuses it with profound existential angst and dark humor. Francesco Dellamorte is a cemetery caretaker who must dispatch the recently deceased when they inevitably rise. It's stylish, gory, and surprisingly philosophical, questioning life, death, and love with a cynical smirk. Definitely not your typical undead flick, it’s a cult gem.
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