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Along a desolate road in the Haitian mountains, a carriage bearing Neil Parker and Madelaine Short encounters a funeral in which the body is being buried in the road. Further down the road, the coach stops at the sight of a man of satanic appearance: six human shapes step forth, and the horrified driver shouts "Zombies!", signaling the first appearance of the living dead in American cinema. When first released, White Zombie was given a critical scourging, but today occupies a deserved place beside Dracula and Frankenstein as one of the most eerie and interesting horror films of the 1930s.
