There’s never been a more abused horror title than George A. Romero’s original Night of the Living Dead (1968), as its strange and immedi...

In honor of George A. Romero on the anniversary of his death, let's take a moment to remember his cameo in his masterpiece, Dawn of the ...

Isn’t it bad enough that George A. Romero, the mastermind behind the holiest of zombie cinema and the godfather of a subgenre that has since...

To lazily borrow some of this earlier Dawn of the Dead television promo post , pandemic lockdown and all the extra stuck-at-home time it aff...

  I've been playing around with video editing during lockdown and this is my newest harebrained idea.  File under fan edit - an opening ...

  In terms of social consciousness, Romero always thought big. In his horror films, he was skewering culture, government, militaries, commun...

George A. Romero’s Night of the Living Dead changed everything. And I’m not just talking about the advent of “the zombie” as we know i...

The Crazies  is unofficially looked upon as a spiritual prequel to Night of the Living Dead , even if it followed on that landmark fil...

If you had told me ten years ago that zombies would not only infiltrate major cable television and make The Walking Dead  one of the hi...

Get it? Like Night of the Living Dead ? You know, that $50-budget film from the '60s that filmmakers have been ripping off ever sin...

Buy one.

The name of George A. Romero will always carry weight with horror fans. That's just the way it is. Colleagues of mine have suggeste...

I wanted to hate Zack Snyder's Dawn of the Dead merely on principle.  The brand new remake train had barely been rolling befo...

Happy Return of the Living Dead Day! My love for the horror genre was written in the stars long before I ever fired out of my moth...