Night of the Living Dead News

Starring: George A. Romero as Himself Larry Fessenden as Himself Mark Harris as Himself Gale Anne Hurd as Herself Elvis Mitchell as Himself Samuel D. Pollard as Himself Chiz Schultz as Himself Jason Zinoman as Himself For all the symbolism and revolution fans and fanatics have found in Night of the Living Dead since its release in 1968, George ... (more)

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SURELY the only film to simultaneously play in a 42nd Street grindhouse and at the Museum of Modern Art, Night Of The Living Dead , director George A. Romero's 1968 classic, redefined the horror film for all time.

There's no denying it, zombies are a hot property right now. Given the success of AMC's The Walking Dead , zombies are popping out of the woodwork, appearing in movies, books, and even TV commercials.

Day of the Dead is often seen as the black sheep of George A. Romero 's original zombie trilogy.

The zombification of America got its start in 1968, when George A. Romero and a bunch of his friends and colleagues released Night of the Living Dead , the scrappy little horror movie that could not only serve as patient zero in the ongoing pop-cultural zombie apocalypse, but also revolutionized horror as a genre and marked the birth of a new era ... (more)

Night of the Living Dead , George A. Romero's 1968 zombie flick classic, has long been the subject of intense critical analysis laying bare its rich social and political commentary.