The movement from human desire to compelling drive can best be described by the transformation of humans into zombies. That is why zombie movies can be great forms of criticism of capitalism. The object of desire is formed as a way to experience reality, but the need to consume overrides the existence of the particular object of desire. The goal of drive is to perpetuate itself by working through the objects of desire without being satisfied. The drive therefore continues regardless of the life or death of the human individual. Capitalism can then be seen as needing zombies more than humans.