Showing posts with label george a. romero. Show all posts
Showing posts with label george a. romero. Show all posts
Thursday, November 18, 2021

Director Report Card: George A. Romero (1975)

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3.5. The Amusement Park It was a scenario so fitting that it prompted a hundred pun-filled headlines. Three years after his death, a lost fi...
Tuesday, October 19, 2010

Director's Report Card: George A. Romero (2007-2009)

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15. Diary of the Dead I worry sometimes about my generation, Generation 2.0, they’re calling it, the generation that created YouTube, MySp...
Sunday, October 17, 2010

Director's Report Card: George A. Romero (1993-2005)

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12. The Dark Half Taken as a part of Romero’s body of work, this represents something interesting. Unlike his most well known and well rega...
Thursday, October 14, 2010

Director's Report Card: George A. Romero (1985-1990)

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9. Day of the Dead “Day of the Dead” took a rocky road to the status of horror classic. The general response upon release, from both mainst...
Monday, October 11, 2010

Director's Report Card: George A. Romero (1981-1982)

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7. Knightriders There’s something about “Knightriders” that almost feels like a confession on Romero’s behalf. With this one, only his sec...
Saturday, October 9, 2010

Director's Report Card: George A. Romero (1977-1978)

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5. Martin “Martin” is more relevant now then when it was first made. In today’s “Twilight” world, vampires are so cool among the kids. Lon...
Wednesday, October 6, 2010

Director's Report Card: George A. Romero (1972-1973)

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3. Season of the Witch First off, “Season of the Witch” is not really a horror movie. Besides the general theme of witchcraft and a reoccur...
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Monday, October 4, 2010

Director's Report Card: George A. Romero (1968-1971)

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So, here it is, after much delay, is the George Romero report card. I've often refer to Romero as one of, if not the, greatest horror di...
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