Articles tagged "george a. romero"![]() Night of the Living Dead 40th Anniversary FeatureThe Zombies and Iby George A. Romero[27.Oct.08] :. The response to Night of the Living Dead made me realize that I could inject socio-political satire into the sort of "horror" fictions that I loved since I was a boy. Night of the Living Dead 40th Anniversary ![]() Column: Dread ReckoningThe Demise of Horror Culture?by Marco Lanzagorta[13.May.08] :. While the horror classics of 1968 may have indeed revitalized the genre, few today are aware of these movies' impact on the canon...if they acknowledge them at all. ![]() Film ReviewDiary of the Deadby Cynthia Fuchs[15.Feb.08] :. The black militia men, black men with lots of guns, are not about to be isolated and killed by vigilantes like Ben (Duane Jones). ![]() Film ReviewLand of the Dead (2005)by Cynthia Fuchs[24.Jun.05] :. Predictably macabre, darkly comic, and grimly class conscious, Land of the Dead imagines a world where humans turn against each other when facing dreadful fates. ![]() Film DVD ReviewNight of the Living Dead: Millennium Edition (1968)by Marco Lanzagorta[14.Jun.04] :. The casting of Duane Jones provides the film with a racial subtext, overtly linked to the social and political turmoil of late 1960s U.S. ![]() Film DVD ReviewDay of the Dead (1985)by Marco Lanzagorta[26.Apr.04] :. The 'domesticated' zombie Bud has learned to appreciate the most important elements of modern culture: classical music, Stephen King novels, and handguns. Dawn of the Dead (1979)by Marco Lanzagorta[5.Apr.04] :. George Romero's apocalyptic vision looks more like prophecy than fiction. Two Evil Eyes (Due occhi diabolici) (1990)by Marco Lanzagorta[23.Jun.03] :. Romero's films often feature a family that is fragile, a prime target for destructive forces. |
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