Posted on October 27, 2009
By Sordid Cinema Podcast
Sordid Cinema Podcast, Sound On Sight Podcast
In 1968, director George A. Romero transformed cinematic zombies from a bunch of brain-damaged Haitians working on farms to a cannibalistic apocalyptic plague with Night of the Living Dead. The influential film was also helped solidify horror as a genre which filmmakers could experiment with fantasy as social allegory, draping metaphor in flayed skin and decorative loops of intestine. Following Night of the Living Dead, Romero has re-visited the well of the living dead five times and counting, with Dawn of the Dead, Day of the Dead, Land of the Dead, diary of the Dead, and this year’s Survival of the Dead. Today, in the inaugural podcast from Sound on Sight spinoff show, your hosts Ricky D, Detroit Burns, and Al Kratina discuss George A. Romero’s influential zombie series starting with the original trilogy.
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Music Tracks:
¨Out of Limits¨ – Los Straightjackets
“They Are Night Zombies!! They Are Neighbors!! They Have Come!!” – Sufjan Stevens
“Astro Zombies” – The Misfits
¨I Walked with A Zombie¨ – Roky Erickson
Visit this great web site which focuses on Romero’s films!
Visit the official home page of Tom Savini
Dawn of the Dead, Day of the Dead, Diary of the Dead, George A. Romero, Land of the Dead, Night of the Living Dead, Podcast, review, Survival of the Dead
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The Sordid Cinema podcast (a spin off, of the Sound On Sight podcast) focuses on extreme and eccentric genre flicks. 
A new and horror focused podcast is an awesome ideia. Hope you guys will take the chance to talk about the new releases and not just the classics. Thank you.
I cannot get this on Itunes ! Thank you guys for the special episode.
It wasn’t meant to be heard on the I Tunes feed but I have added it. It may take a day to pop up.
Thank you !
Well thank you for listening . You are one of the loyal weekly listeners and it is great!