Tina Romero’s Queens of the Dead has unveiled its first teaser poster, and it’s as bold and extravagant as its premise. The image features a clawed hand bursting through the ground, adorned with glittering rings and sparkling nail extensions, reaching upward amid an explosion of neon light and sequins. The poster immediately sets the tone: this is not your typical zombie apocalypse, but a riotous blend of horror, camp, and queer nightlife energy. The film’s story follows a zombie outbreak that erupts in Brooklyn during a massive warehouse party. As the undead invade, a vibrant mix of drag queens, club kids, and partygoers must cast aside rivalries and drama to survive the night. Their flamboyant style and unique talents become unlikely weapons against the “scrolling undead,” a clever nod to Romero’s satirical twist on zombie lore. Directed and co-written by Tina Romero—daughter of legendary filmmaker George A. Romero—the film combines horror heritage with a fresh, queer-centric voice. ...