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 The horror-comedy genre is at its peak. With recent films like Bodies, Bodies, Bodies, The Parenting, and Get Away, to name a few, this genre mashup is finding an audience. Of course, it's not a new phenomenon; Tim Burton's iconic Beetlejuice is a clear example of the past. This genre mashup is usually for those who don't like intense horror films and prefer something fun, but perhaps with a gory edge. Zombies have always been a classic horror classic.  After all, the idea of ​​the dead rising and attacking humanity without emotion has always fascinated audiences. From senseless zombie attacks with clichéd plots to zombie stories with social commentary, like All Of Us Are Dead or Train To Busan, to name a few, the variety of options is evident. What if we add this zombie approach to a horror comedy? There's Zombieland, The Dead Don't Die, or the Indian film Go, Goa, Gone. In these cases, there's a threat, but not as potent as in conventional horror films. The r...