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A black and white image of a man and woman in a car. The woman is seen from the side, looking away, while the man wears glasses and appears interested in what's outside the window.

Watching ‘Night of the Living Dead’ (1968) in the Wake of a Pandemic

By: Claire Davidson 27th Nov 202130th Jan 2022

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“‘Night of the Living Dead’ may have been released over fifty years ago, but as its own circular nature observes and predicts, so little has changed from the small-scale revival of the dead America is not able to grieve.”

Now That’s What I Call Kino #13 – The Significance of ‘Night of the Living Dead’

By: jamespalmerfilm 25th Oct 2020

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Few films have impacted the horror genre like Night of the Living Dead (1968). As George A Romero’s debut, this b-movie would end up becoming a cult classic that would inspire and create a whole new genre of film. It’s no secret that Romero gained his nickname ‘the King of the Zombies’ for Living Dead…