When George Romero made Night of the Living Dead (1968), he had no idea that he’s launch a zombie revolution that would stretch around the world. He would later make Dawn of the Dead (1978) and Day of the Dead (1985). This seemed to be the trilogy people expected except 20 years later Romero’s zombie … Read more
One of the most hilarious, and also strangely depressing, aspects of the “current year” culture wars has been the corporate world’s readiness to cravenly bend the knee to whatever the latest modern insanity is. Otherwise sensible, cognisant human beings who manage to do everything from walking and breathing at the
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