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I enjoy the film. It is simple but compelling, with good performances.
But I think its impact is a million times greater than the film itself. NotLD created the modern zombie genre as we know it. Almost every piece of zombie media since 1968 simply expands upon the template that George A Romero created.
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I dont get why criterion hasn't changed their garbage template yet. It looked stupid then it looks stupid now
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The original woke dei bullshit horror trash.
Sheeeit Barbara we finna die, b-word
AAHHHHHHHH
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Romero has always said that he cast Duane Jones in the lead because Jones gave the best audition. He never intended the film to be a vehicle for racial politics.
But an artist often has little control over how his work is interpreted by others.
Also, Barbara deserved to be b-word-slapped, she was annoying.
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Romero is a protoredditor giving 50k updoots to a heckin wholesome BIPOCino. If people had more access to him he'd be Kevin Smith tier.
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