Director George A. Romero

George A. Romero is a director known for his famous zombie film; the night of the dead (1968) and the dawn of the dead (1978). Even though they have been away from each other for years, they are not only afraid of zombie catastrophes yet. During the production of two films, America was in the second red panic and cold war. George Orwell's work reflects these conflicts and fear of communism in the movie. In the 1940s after World War II, the second red panic occurred when the Cold War between America and the Soviets became intensified.

In the original of "The Night of the Dead" in 1968, George A. Romero called his opponent "GOUL". This movie is widely regarded as driving the zombies to the spirit of the cultural era, but Romero actually used this term until a follow-up to consumerism nightmare "dawn of death" in ten years. In the first movie, Romero learned about zombies, not slaves of Undead Haiti, drawn on the 1923 Bela Lugosi horror movie "White Zombies".

George A. Romero's first appearance led the whole entertainment industry - a zombie movie. Starring Duane Jones and Judith O'Dea are a small group of survivors hiding in farmers abandoned to fight zombie attacks. Through rigorous editing and invincible treatment of its violent and bloody facts, this film skillfully and surprisingly injects social and political commentary on the movie, initially considered superficial. Romero took this picture over 100,000 dollars and collected tens of millions of dollars at home and abroad.

When George A. Romero (died at the age of 77 on Sunday) said, the credit mentioned was clearly obvious. There is a director of a traitor who invented the zombie type and the night of the dead, and the day of dawn and death. But it is called the most underestimated piece of his zombie work: the land of death in 2005. This is his only zombie movie and is the only zombie movie with 'Star Power' (including Simon Baker, Asia Argento, John Leguizamo, Dennis Hopper). The world after occurrence. The human emerged from the shock; they are used to it. They know how to kill them, they have strengthened their safe areas, and even captured something for entertainment such as exercises of the target and "take a picture with zombies." Have you returned to the world yet we connected together? Our old friends, class motivation