A Brief History of Some Scary Things: Zombies

Plants versus zombies. As we saw on TV today, they are "walking dead", they are those ignorant, not dead, brain conscious people. I think that this is a creature with a slight wound. Most people do not know that zombies are derived from Haiti called zombies and zombies. The zombie was caused by Voodoo, but it revived. The short story "Unknown Painter" was published before the mermaid, but it was not known elsewhere. As we all know, a mermaid (mer = fish maid = young woman) is a beautiful creature with half of people and fish mixed.

The history of Haitian zombies began in Africa. As mentioned above, the term zombie can be traced back to West Africa as well as Voodoo religion. However, West African zombies have no body and are invisible. In some countries in South Africa, they believe in physical zombies with body. In these countries, children and witches may turn someone into a zombie. A witch can kill a person and revive his body for his personal behavior. The idea of ​​zombie and voodoo practice has shifted with slave trade around the world. The French ruled Haiti from 1625 to 1804 and they established a sugarcane plantation. They imported slaves from Africa to run the farms and these slaves brought their folklore and beliefs. This story is the same in America.

Zombies' folklore existed in Haiti for centuries and may have started in the 17th century West African slaves were brought to work in Haitian sugar cane farms. Cruel conditions lengthen slaves for free. According to several reports, the life of zombies or a considerable inheritance represents a terrible predicament of slavery. In the 1997 English medicine journal The Lancet's article, three verifiable zombie records are listed. In one case, a Haitian woman who seemed to be dead was buried in a family grave, but it appeared again three years later. According to the survey, her grave was full of stones and parents agreed to send her to a local hospital.

The best-selling zombie style writer Max Brooks pointed out on his website, "I think that they (zombies) reflect our very real anxiety about these crazy horror times. The problem You can deal with social collapse, famine, disease, great confusion, but as long as everyone's catalyst is a zombie you can still sleep. "The zombie type of the movie is huge and It just gets bigger. To my surprise, George Romero's 1968 classic 'The Night of the Dead' is royalty free and does not add much to the zombie type real economy. In the past ten years, only the top two masters have reached one billion dollars. According to the Internet movie database, Mira Jovovich used four "biohazard" movies to ruin the theme of zombies, worldwide box office income exceeded $ 600 million. Will Smith 's hit song "I am a legend" has raised nearly $ 600 million in sales worldwide.