George A Romero wrote Night of the Living Dead and Dawn of the Dead and Creepshow, and his zombie films use the premise almost entirely as a frame for social argument, moving from race to consumption to class across the series.
George A. RomeroLand of the Dead (2005) rates 7 out of 10 on the rewatch scale. Romero finally got a studio budget after twenty years and used it to make a film about a walled city where the rich live in a…
George A. RomeroDay of the Dead (1985) rates 8 out of 10 on the rewatch scale. Romero's budget was cut in half and he rewrote it into a chamber piece about twelve people in a bunker who hate each other. The zombies…
George A. RomeroMartin earns its 8 by asking a question that quietly dismantles the entire vampire genre. What if there is no such thing as a vampire, only a disturbed young man who believes he is one?
George A. RomeroGeorge Romero's 1968 zombie template. The genre's foundational document.
George A. RomeroSurvivors of the zombie apocalypse take refuge in a suburban shopping mall, in George Romero's social satire sequel. Dario Argento financed the Italian co-production and supervised the European cut that runs approximately fifteen minutes shorter than Romero's preferred American version.
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