George A. Romero Movies
Zombies, vampires, even crazies -- Romero always knows how to freak us out. Which of his movies is your favorite?
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1
Night of the Living Dead
The original: This flick changed the way we see zombies and is still scary more than four decades later. 459 587
The original: This flick changed the way we see zombies and is still scary more than four decades later. 459 587
2
Dawn of the Dead
Romero's set-in-a-mall sequel of zombies gone amok was bigger and gorier than its predecessor. 458 606
Romero's set-in-a-mall sequel of zombies gone amok was bigger and gorier than its predecessor. 458 606
3
Day of the Dead
Survivors massed in an underground bunker search for a weapon against a multiplying horde of zombies. 215 483
Survivors massed in an underground bunker search for a weapon against a multiplying horde of zombies. 215 483
4
Creepshow
Stephen King wrote the five tales of terror that make up this colorful homage to classic horror comics. 205 477
Stephen King wrote the five tales of terror that make up this colorful homage to classic horror comics. 205 477
5
Land of the Dead
Survivors flee to a walled city this time although once again proving that they are their own worst danger. 65 473
Survivors flee to a walled city this time although once again proving that they are their own worst danger. 65 473
6
George A. Romero's Diary of the Dead
Romero's reboot of his own movie, this time through the eyes of a group of camera-happy film students. 15 445
Romero's reboot of his own movie, this time through the eyes of a group of camera-happy film students. 15 445
7
The Crazies
In this thriller about an excaped virus, Romero tackled bio-hazard horror long before it occured to everyone else. 11 363
In this thriller about an excaped virus, Romero tackled bio-hazard horror long before it occured to everyone else. 11 363
8
The Dark Half
Timothy Hutton stars in twin roles as a writer and his not-nice alter-ego, based on a Stephen King story. -58 352
Timothy Hutton stars in twin roles as a writer and his not-nice alter-ego, based on a Stephen King story. -58 352
9
Martin
Is he a vampire or just a disturbed young man? Ambiguous labels aside, Martin is totally, totally creepy. -76 358
Is he a vampire or just a disturbed young man? Ambiguous labels aside, Martin is totally, totally creepy. -76 358
10
Monkey Shines
An over-protective helper monkey lashes out against those who wrong her paralyzed owner in this thriller. -89 329
An over-protective helper monkey lashes out against those who wrong her paralyzed owner in this thriller. -89 329
11
Season of the Witch
A bored and unfulfilled housewife dabbles in witchcraft in Romero's underrated, little-seen feminist thriller. -98 328
A bored and unfulfilled housewife dabbles in witchcraft in Romero's underrated, little-seen feminist thriller. -98 328
12
Two Evil Eyes
Romero and Dario Argento each direct an Edgar Allan Poe story in this two-parter with Harvey Keitel. -100 312
Romero and Dario Argento each direct an Edgar Allan Poe story in this two-parter with Harvey Keitel. -100 312
13
Knightriders
Biker Ed Harris vies for leadership of a group modelled after King Arthur's Knights of the Round Table. -141 309
Biker Ed Harris vies for leadership of a group modelled after King Arthur's Knights of the Round Table. -141 309
14
Bruiser
A meek man discovers his new powers when his features are suddenly replaced by a blank mask. -150 310
A meek man discovers his new powers when his features are suddenly replaced by a blank mask. -150 310
15
There's Always Vanilla
This romantic comedy -- yes, Romero made a romcom -- pits youthful free spiritedness against practicality. -204 300
This romantic comedy -- yes, Romero made a romcom -- pits youthful free spiritedness against practicality. -204 300
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