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'Night of the Living Dead': Zombie classic is relevant as ever at 50
The film that launched the undying zombie hordes remains a terrifying, socially conscious classic a half-century after its release.
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The movie stars we lost in 2017
We lost some true cinematic greats in 2017, from actors, to actresses, directors to critics.We’ve put together a tribute to some of the movie stars we’ll miss the most.Read more10 brilliant under-appreciated movies you might have missed in 2017The 20 best movies of 2017The 10 best movie scenes of 2017
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Stephen King leads tributes pouring out for horror legend George A Romero
Stephen King has lead the tributes to the legendary George A Romero, the creator of 'Night of the Living Dead', who has died at the age of 77.
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Zombie master George A Romero announces new horror, Road of the Dead
The godfather of the modern zombie movie will co-write and produce new movie, featuring... zombie race car drivers?!
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Night of the Living Dead pioneer George A Romero can’t find funding for another zombie movie
Despite his legendary status as the creator of the zombie movie, writer-director George A Romero says he has been unable to secure funding for any new movies today. Romero’s original ‘Dead’ trilogy - groundbreaking 1968 horror ‘Night of the Living Dead,’ its equally influential 1979 sequel ‘Dawn of the Dead,’ and 1985’s marginally less revered but still hugely impressive third film ‘Day of the Dead’ – are universally acknowledged as the cornerstones of the zombie genre, without which the likes
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Lost Footage Discovered From Night Of The Living Dead
Word has gotten out that filmmaker George A Romero has found a long-since lost 16mm work print of his classic 1968 movie ‘Night of the Living Dead,’ which boasts 9 minutes of previously unseen footage. Romero broke the news at US horror convention Monster Mania, which subsequently was announced online via the forum at Blu-Ray.com. It has also been claimed on another forum that Martin Scorcese is overlooking a restoration of Romero’s movie, including this lost footage, for a Blu-ray release, al
