George Romero's Night of the Living Dead

George Romero re-invents the zombies at night on the living dead (1968), which is clearly a critique of American social elements, and the whole movie is easily distorted to "American dream". Distorted view. Romero's film theme dealing with controversial topics during film production is still being debated by critics and film historians. The subject of racial discrimination and war was hidden under the idea of ​​people, such as the body, zombies and superheroes, but they ultimately succumbed to the resurgence, but they did their best.

As with all forms of social struggle, age warfare is figurative on the screen. In the beginning of the first zombie movie George Romero's "The Night of the Dead" (1968), an elderly mother sent two children to a remote location and visited his father's grave. I killed my son. "News deadlines strictly explained that" recently deceased people regained their energy and committed murder. " Taboo like "Walking Dead" and their zombies are exciting to see this enviable hostile enemy. - "almost dead" Niue is tired

With only George Romero's classic "Dead's Night", many horror movies are screened in a short time, but the most exciting thing is the sequel to "The Evil Dead" in 1981. "Evil Death II" is a mixture of energetic violence and bloody mixtures, the movie king, Bruce Campbell plays ash This is a silly brother who has to resist all kinds of demons. At the same time, I also bought several lands in several cottages. Director Sam Raimi, a director behind Tobey Maguire 's Spider - Man movie, is more famous, dealing with fears like the short movie of Rooney Tunes, giving up all the energy of acceleration, making the panic and laughter more prominent. Therefore, Evil Death II influences many budgets and splashes imitators of comedies like life and death and snow with a hot crazy experience full of fickle creepy moments.