Disintegration And Reintegration In Night Of The Living Dead

“Night of the Living Dead” Reflection The “Night of the Living Dead” is a good example of a horror movie with disintegration and reintegration. The movie has a great influence on modern culture today, being one of the first zombie movies ever. It takes place in a rural city when Johnny and Barbra go to visit their deceased father at a cemetery. The scene starts off calm and peaceful as they walk next to the tombstones until Johnny starts to joke around and say that something is after her. Barbra is not fond of Johnny's jokes and repeatedly tells him to stop. As this happens, a man in the cemetery attacks Johnny and Barbara panics and runs to the car. Together with another family, Barbra, Johnny and a man named Ben, discover an epidemic causing people to turn into zombies. Eventually, the zombies break into the house and Ben turns out to be the only survivor. The tragic reintegration ending of the movie is when Ben gets shot by

As the zombies break into the home there is screams and a sense of panic. The little girl that was in the basement became a zombie which lead to her death as well as the death of her mother and father. After the zombies broke into the house and everyone was dead, Ben woke up to his amazement and realized that he was still alive. He noticed that the police were outside and they had come to save the day. Ben was relieved and knew that was safe now. The terrifying zombie attack was over and now he believed everything was good and normal, which is why this part of the movie is a good example of a reintegration. Everything changes suddenly because Ben gets shot shortly after by a policeman who believed that he was a zombie, which is another example of a disintegration because of the relief of the police arriving changing to the shock of the death of