Night Of The Living Dead
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'Night of the Living Dead': Zombie classic is relevant as ever at 50
The film that launched the undying zombie hordes remains a terrifying, socially conscious classic a half-century after its release.
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Movies that broke the rules to win at the box office
Just like The Meg, they found success against the odds.
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How zombie director George A Romero predicted Hollywood's real monsters
Frequently dubbed "zombie king" or "the knight of the living dead", George A Romero was also a prophet of Hollywood's doom. "Hollywood is dead," Romero told the Filmmakers Newsletter Magazine in 1972, in an interview posthumously published. What the father of the modern zombie meant, was that Hollywood was being taken over by an army of flesh-eating ghouls who would eventually destroy the film industry.
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Night of the Living Dead director George A Romero has died
Legendary filmmaker George A. Romero has died, following a brief battle with cancer.
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Zombie master George A Romero announces new horror, Road of the Dead
The godfather of the modern zombie movie will co-write and produce new movie, featuring... zombie race car drivers?!
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Night of the Living Dead pioneer George A Romero can’t find funding for another zombie movie
Despite his legendary status as the creator of the zombie movie, writer-director George A Romero says he has been unable to secure funding for any new movies today. Romero’s original ‘Dead’ trilogy - groundbreaking 1968 horror ‘Night of the Living Dead,’ its equally influential 1979 sequel ‘Dawn of the Dead,’ and 1985’s marginally less revered but still hugely impressive third film ‘Day of the Dead’ – are universally acknowledged as the cornerstones of the zombie genre, without which the likes