George A. Romero News

Recently the Graveyard Zombie, Bill Hinzman, passed away, so with that on my mind I dug up there two Night of the Living Dead images.

An actor who helped create the modern era of Hollywood zombies with his portrayal of one of the creatures in the seminal zombie movie "Night of the Living Dead" has died, E! Online reports.

Anchor Bay // 2010 // 105 Minutes // Rated R Reviewed by Judge Patrick Naugle // February 3rd, 2012 View Judge Naugle's Dossier E-mail Judge Naugle Printer Friendly Review Note: This is a pre-release review.

Like a mad scientist, or a smart marketer, Gary Streiner has been cutting out replicas of George A. Romero's oversize black eyeglasses and sprinkling some broken pieces of glass, wood and mortar into tiny plastic caskets.

It's not often fans of film can go and walk the actual steps the characters in their favorite films did.

Zombies have been around forever. Well, not actual zombies, but the notion of them.

In 2008 Steve Miner proved to the film masses that he is a rapidly aging and completely out of touch with today's pop culture white guy with his laughable remake of George A. Romero's classic Day of the Dead .

Long before movies like The Sixth Sense , The Others , and even Ghost there came this 1962 independent horror film, which in addition to the ghost-reversal genre also inspired directors such as David Lynch and George A. Romero.

Great news for horror fans in the Denver metro area. Mile High Nightmare will be presenting Fright Night Flashbacks beginning on Wednesday, February 8th at The Oriental Theater.

It's finally 2012, and you know what that means: The world will end in December.

He also created the zombie as we know it with the shambling flesh-eaters of 1968's Night Of The Living Dead, so if he wants to go on making increasingly disappointing zombie pictures, he's certainly earned that right.