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A rom-com with Aubrey Plaza and Alison Brie, a new great white shark thriller, and the sci-fi comedy I'm Totally Finelead Hulu's new titles

The new episode of The Best Horror Movie You Never Saw looks back at George A. Romero's 1988 film Monkey Shines

George Romero is the guest star at the Lucca Film Festival and Europa Cinema 2016.

George A. Romero, in full George Andrew Romero, (born February 4, 1940, Bronx, New York, U.S.—died July 16, 2017, Toronto, Ontario, Canada), American film director, writer, and producer who was best known for his contributions to the horror movie genre. After graduating in 1960 from the Carnegie Institute of Technology (now Carnegie Mellon University) in Pittsburgh, Romero filmed short segments for Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood, a popular children’s television series produced in Pittsburg...

Greg Nicotero will direct a film about the making of George A. Romero's 1968 classic Night of the Living Dead.

Shudder keeps the horror coming in August with a new lineup of arrivals including the new film Watcher, George Romero & Stephen King collections, and more.

Bryan Kristopowitz continues his ranking of George A. Romero's movies with #12 through 9 including Night of the Living Dead and more.

Jay’s Review #4:  Skeleton Crew by Stephen King Let me say first, I’m a pretty big Stephen King fan.  He’s not the greatest writer in the world but the dude can tell a story.  In the mid 80’s he was topping bestsellers list with novels like It, Tommyknockers, Christine, and Pet Semetary, so it makes sense

Starring Lincoln Maazel, Harry Albacker, Phyllis Casterwiler, and Pete Chovan. SYNOPSIS: A seemingly ordinary day at an amusement park turns into a living nightmare for an older man. Even after his passing, George A. Romero is still saying more in one film than most will ever in their entire career. From Night of the Living Dead to Monkey Shines, the director always wanted to make his viewers think while entertaining. The latest release from Romero is The Amusement Park, a film from early in...

King and his work have of course had a long history with the movies, but, ironically, one of the first screenplays he ever wrote was the one with perhaps the darkest, most sinister, and perhaps the most satisfying ending of all of his films. Its such a good ending that a later remake fiddled with the idea and maybe even came up with a better one. Not everything about Pet Sematary, which came out April 21, 1989, 32 years ago, has aged well. But that ending sure has. Video of Pet Sematary (1989)...