Carrefour
Carrefour is the silent zombie who guards the crossroads in Val Lewton and Jacques Tourneur's film. The film leaves open whether its zombies are the work of a houngan or of illness. Stylus Magazine ranked it the fifth-best zombie film of all time, and scholars read Carrefour as an image tied to slavery.1
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Released 1943
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Played by Darby Jones1
The film borrows its structure from Jane Eyre and its title from a magazine article by Inez Wallace1
Jessica does not bleed when she is stabbed during a ceremony1
Insulin shock treatment and a houngan's healing both fail to restore her1
Scholars read Carrefour as an image of slavery and racial violence1
Shot in under four weeks in late 19421
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