32 Days of Halloween III, Movie Night No. 32: Night of the Living Dead (1968)

As our tradition here on the site, every Halloween night belongs to the George Romero film that launched a sub-genre and, with time, a crapload of careers. I regret the fact that I didn’t get a chance to interview Romero after he cancelled at DragonCon, because I wanted to ask him what it was like to basically invent a sub-genre. Talking with Doc, we were able to come up with only a couple of other examples: Poe with the detective story and mayhap William Gibson with cyberpunk.

So here we go. The one and the only, on the night that it owns. Hope you dig it.
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Thanks again, everybody.

• As previously mentioned, the Millennium Edition is the best version on DVD I’ve seen. You can snag it from Amazon here.

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