If someone wrote a good novel about zombies now, would anyone make it into a movie or TV series?
A novel about zombies could be considered a potential film resource because it could attract the audience's attention and increase the box office revenue of a movie or TV series. However, whether or not such a novel could be adapted into a movie or TV series depended on many factors, such as the content of the novel, the audience, market demand, and the difficulty of the adaptation of the movie or TV series. If the novel involved a lot of gore, horror, or horror elements, then adapting it into a movie or television series might face greater challenges because such works might not be suitable for display on the screen. On the contrary, if the theme of the novel was mild and had enough audience support, the chances of adapting it into a movie or TV series would be greater. Market demand was also an important factor. If the market had enough knowledge of zombie-themed works, the chances of adapting them into movies or TV series would be greater. In addition, the difficulty of adapting a movie or TV series would also directly affect whether someone would adapt it into a movie or TV series. In short, there were many factors to consider when adapting a novel into a movie or TV series, and the success of the adaptation depended on the comprehensive effect of various factors.