Marvel Studios is now known for releasing spooky titles in the run-up to Halloween. Ever since the studio brought the Marvel Cinematic Universe to Disney Plus, we’ve seen specially-themed releases for the occasion, like MCU series Agatha All Along and the Special Presentation Werewolf by Night. As acclaimed as those projects are (and deserved to be), they remained enjoyable for people of all ages – which is Marvel’s recognizable brand. This year’s Marvel Zombies, however, took things a whole lot further when it came to horror and violence.
The series is rated TV-ma for a reason, and that’s because it is based on the iconic Robert Kirkman comic book series of the same name,…
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