The Night Never Ends
Indie horror film Night of the Living Dead (1968) comes live to Very Little Theatre’s stage. Director Adam Leonard is obsessed with horror, so the … Continue reading →
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Indie horror film Night of the Living Dead (1968) comes live to Very Little Theatre’s stage. Director Adam Leonard is obsessed with horror, so the … Continue reading →
Room418 is adapting George A. Romero's public domain classic into a vertical microdrama, with an invite-only beta app opening this fall. The post ‘Night of the Living Dead’ Microdr...
Image Courtesy of YouTube It has been 22 years since a zombie movie hit theaters that was so good that the director who created the modern-day zombies called it “an absolute blast...
It’s hard to deny that, when it comes to the image of a zombie we all know today, most of us would likely point an undead finger at the works of George A. Romero, mastermind behind...
George A. Romero left behind a treatment for one last zombie film. A crew in Kentucky just finished shooting it, with Kate Beckinsale and Betty Gabriel leading and Greg Nicotero on...
George A. Romero's long-awaited 'Twilight of the Dead' has been completed, now it's just a matter of time.
Another one for the fire.
Since the dawn of the zombie film, there have been rules established for how to deal with an outbreak. The movie that established the horror subgenre also gave it its first rule. I...
October 19, 1990, gave horror fans a new version of a cult classic horror movie that set the benchmark for zombie films. And while remaking a horror classic is always a risky move,...
George A. Romero's debut short, written off as lost after a basement flood, has been restored and premieres with a live orchestral score in 2027. The post ‘Expostulations’: Romero’...
'Expostulations', George Romero's debut short film, has been found and restored for a one-night-only orchestral event!
German cinema helped give birth to horror with classics like Nosferatu and The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, and a new generation of filmmakers is reviving that tradition today. After l...
Every year, movies enter the public domain, and filmmakers everywhere rejoice. That means we can go in, play with them, strip them down in our edits, use them as background, or stu...
Maya Bannick Bedward’s elegant and politically potent documentary recontextualizes one of modern horror’s most frequently used monsters.
Help Nick and Robin fight off the zombie apocalypse...
Image courtesy of Paramount Pictures. It’s been thirteen years since the world finally got World War Z, the zombie movie based on Max Brooks’ bestselling novel. Though the film en...
George A. Romero is obviously best known as the father of the modern zombie movie. But between inventing the genre with Night of the Living Dead and his outbreak horror, The Crazie...
The essential new documentary from Maya Annik Bedward opens September 11.
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The 2013 movie is getting an Edward Berger–directed sequel.
Matt Konopka digs up five must-watch horror films from the tombs of Tubi to satisfy your genre cravings this October.
The local horror writer pens and produces a new play about our fascination with the undead. By BOB BARTLETT
How the filmmaker's new doc explores (and reclaims) the intersection of race, religion, and the zombie genre.
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