In 1990, a horror anthology movie came out that re-united two grand masters of the genre: Dario Argento (Opera) and George A. Romero (The Crazies). They had previously cooperated on a little film you might have heard of: Dawn of the Dead (of which you can hence enjoy a more […]
George A. Romero
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Welcome to the final installment of our tribute to the films of George A. Romero. This time, we’ll take a look at one of his non-horror movies. Often in their careers, famous directors will do something totally different from their trademark style whether to test their ability to succeed in […]
Zombie movies seem to be the trademark of George Romero, but he also directed other kinds of films as well. In fact, he started his career as a director of TV commercials. His most prominent work from this era (which you can view in the Document of the Dead documentary) […]
[SPOILER ALERT!] Welcome to the third installment of our “Deadicated To George A. Romero” series. After the enormous success of 1978’s Dawn of the Dead, George decided to make a sequel. Unfortunately, due to budget restraints, he had to scale down the plot and this became Day of The Dead (1985). […]
After George Romero began his trilogy in 1968 with the critically acclaimed Night of The Living Dead, 10 years later he brought us not only one of the best Zombie films of all time, but also a slick social commentary disguised as gory Horror/Adventure film. That’s right. I’m talking about […]
As if 2017 couldn’t get any grimmer, we just lost George A. Romero. Personally, it feels like I lost someone who had been one of my friends for a long time since I’ve seen his films such as the original trilogy of the Dead and The Crazies. Moreover, he’s one […]
“Yeah they”re dead. They”re all messed up.” When someone says Halloween, one of the horror films that instantly comes to my mind is George A. Romero’s terrifying 1968 classic Night of the Living Dead. For many years, Night of the Living Dead has ranked as one of my favorite films […]