George A. Romero
After years in development, George Romero's closing chapter to his zombie saga has finished shooting.by Terry G.
There’s a wealth of new material in this updated publication.by Michael Gingold
RUE MORGUE columnist Rob Freese compiles the ultimate guide to the literary work of a horror movie legend.by Rob Freese
Discover the historical origins of zombies in the all-new doc premiering April 24 at Toronto's Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema.by William J. Wright
New Jersey-based brothers Christopher and Gregory Cuneo continue to raise money for charity with their annual horror-themed winter event.by James Burrell
This month, Shudder, Screambox, Arrow Player and Vizio WatchFree+ have more frights than your creepy uncle's backyard barbecue.by William J. Wright
A special souvenir awaits fans of the George A. Romero classic.by Michael Gingold
George A. Romero’s zombies are stalking the big screen again this spring.by Michael Gingold
Experience the zombie classic on the big screen again–or for the first time.by Michael Gingold
And that’s a pretty solid choice, if you ask us.by Michael Gingold
The final chapter in the legendary filmmaker’s saga is finally stalking its way to the screen.by Michael Gingold
Last weekend in Monroeville, Pennsylvania the Living Dead Weekend took place at the now infamous Monroeville Mall.by Deirdre Crimmins
Day of the Dead (1985) is one of the most interesting zombie films. The isolation of being stuck in a…by Chris Hammond
A release years in the making, Donald Rubinstein's 1981 score is, at last, available in two exclusive colored variants from…by William J. Wright
The George A. Romero Foundation partners with Film Pittsburgh for an anniversary screening of the beloved filmmaker's 1982 collaboration with…by William J. Wright