Cinema’s Zombie King George A Romero, 77
The writer/director who defined the modern zombie film has died. [click for more]
The writer/director who defined the modern zombie film has died. [click for more]
If you thought that Howard the Duck was the worst thing to happen movie-wise to Marvel Comics, you’d be very, very wrong. [click for more]
Stephen King and George Romero get Creep-y and John Hughes gets Weird. [click for more]
When one thinks of the modern zombie film, one has to pay respect to its father, George Romero. It was his low budget, independently produced Night Of The Living Dead (1968), which laid the template [click for more]
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