George Romero’s ‘lost’ film shows us a horrific vision of old age – but loses the point in a rather laboured attempt at metaphorical provocation.
Tag: George Romero
Tales From The Creeper’s Crypt: Creepshow Remembered
George Romero and Stephen King’s loving tribute to the glory days of EC Comics.
Halloween Hammer: The Plague Of The Zombies
Continuing our Hammer Horror retrospective with a look at their impressive reinvention of a moribund genre.
Dracula, Frankenstein And Friends: The Glory Days Of The BBC2 Horror Double Bill
The rise and fall of the iconic Saturday night horror movie pairings of classic – and not-so-classic – horror movies.
Pure Motorised Instinct: The Pleasure And Pain Of Dawn Of The Dead
the most beloved of horror films has never felt more timely – but it remains a film that signals its misanthropy rather too loudly for its own good.
The Reprobate Movie Guide For Shut-Ins: Week Eight
Another selection of alternative viewing to help make self-isolation more bearable.
Knightriders: George Romero’s Ambitious Attempt At A Career Renaissance
George Romero’s first film after Dawn of the Dead was an ambitious attempt to break free of the horror straitjacket.
Blu-Ray And DVD Round Up: October 2019
Black Gunn • The Take • The Dark Half • Skinner • Kaleidoscope • Rabid
The Dawn Of The Dead Board Game
The obscure role-playing game based on the gore-drenched cult classic George Romero film.
“You’ll Enjoy Mr Barlow… And He’ll Enjoy You” – Looking Back At Salem’s Lot
Looking back at the ground-breaking Stephen King mini-series from 1979.