Night of the Living Dead News

In the past three years, the After Dark Horrorfest has done much to give smaller-budgeted spine-chillers a chance to be seen as they were meant to be: on the big screen.

Published by Avatar and created by John Russo , PLAGUE OF THE LIVING DEAD #1-6 is a sequel of sorts to Russo and George A. Romero's NOTLD .

Eager to get into the NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD franchise is this unofficial sequel to the film from Dead Dog Comics NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD: BARBARA'S ZOMBIE CHRONICLES which follows the character of Barbara suffering from nightmares of that first encounter as she tries to survive in a world where the zombies number humans 1000 to one.

The beauty of the Rogue River offered a wonderful contrast to a psychological thriller set to begin filming Saturday in Josephine County, producers say.

Writer and director Kimberly Seilhamer, right, directs the young cast of her film "One By One" at the Fillmore Railroad Museum.

Under the auspices of the Facebook Comic-Con , Night of the Living Dead: Reanimated will be screening in its entirety from November 12th-15th. Here are the details: For this screening the NOTLD:R event page on Facebook doubles as the venue, and those "attending" the event will be able to view the entire feature-length project for free from the ...

A Katselas Theater Company presentation of a play in one act by Rob Rinow. Directed by Alex Craig Mann.

Zombies and vampires, zombies and vampires -- sure, we're entering Dias de los Muertos , but the undead are crawling all over popular culture these nights.

Jaws Vote Now! A poll of users of film website Totalscifionline.com recently voted for the Scariest Films Of All Time.

One of the neatest memories I have of university - at least, of the ones I'm willing to share with strangers - was the night a bunch of us tossed cushions and sleeping bags on the floor of Glendon Hall to watch scary movies.

Just in time for Halloween, I've dug up an obscure Bible passage. It describes a "Night of the Living Dead" long before George A. Romero's 1968 black-and-white zombie film.

With Halloween just a day away, Starpulse writer Kris King is reaching the final stages of his horror movie marathon.

Allison, right, played by Patricia Arquette, has vivid nightmares that insert her into scenes from the classic horror film "Night of the Living Dead" in the Halloween episode of "Medium," airing Friday night on CBS.

Run. And run fast. If you choose to stop, then you will be eaten, pulled down by a hellish creature that was once human, something that has risen from the grave and now stalks the night in search of flesh, preferably brains, as the story goes.

LET THE RIGHT ONE IN: Kari Goetz and Matt Lunsford fight off some unwelcome guests.

In the paranormal pop culture wars, it's zombies vs. vampires - and the walking dead are threatening to take down their blood-sucking brethren once and for all.

The annual Zombie Walk is this Saturday, and for the fourth year hordes of wannabe undead will wind their way through the streets of downtown.

FILM buffs are planning a first double bill of Hallowea en horror on Portland . The Film Dock club is staging the fright night with two scary classics at the Royal Manor Theatre in Fortuneswell on Saturday, October 31.

George A. Romero knows what scares you. He also knows what your insides look like, and since 1968's Night of the Living Dead , he's been putting both on display in what's now an epic six film zombie series.

Hagerstown Community College's Robinwood Players will perform, "A Midnight Dreary: An Evening with Poe" and "Night of the Living Dead," Friday, Oct.