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George A. Romero
Reviews Featuring George A. Romero
A subtle drama of urban decay and social isolation that merely masquerades as a vampire film, with a mesmerising central performance. It may be overtly low-budget and slightly dated, but of course these can only be good things when talking about 1970s horror films.
Romero's nightmare vision of a society rising up against itself is a true horror masterpiece - but Russo's rotten new material tears the guts out of the original.
A grim, gory vision of humanity being torn apart.
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