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The Welcome. Welcome back to the dungeon on this most special of days. Yes, this is all Hallows Eve. This is the biggest holiday in the Scream Squad

sort of Pantheon. And we're very excited that you've joined us. All Hallows Eve, Halloween.

And we are actually, so we will be honoring a very, very special contributor to the horror movie world.

We'll be talking about George A. Romero, who we lost this year.

He died on July 16th of this year at the age of 77.

And he, you know, as you know, I mean, definitely is one of the most sort of fiercely

independent filmmakers.

He is, you know, also is Latin X.

I believe he's Cuban of Cuban descent, and he is the father of the zombie film.

I mean, there is, you know, Walking Dead is still, for some reason, the number one basic cable show on TV.

And not only does the Walking Dead have one of George Romero's lieutenants working on it,

show running it, it actually, I mean, the whole, there would be no Walking Dead without the original dead,

Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead, Day of the Dead trilogy.

Well, we're here to actually talk about maybe some of his other movies that are lesser

known.

But yeah, let's, I'm sorry, I should have, I just sort of jumped right in.

I'm Chico Leo.

I thought, I thought you were monologuing.

Am I on the show?

Am I on the show today?

I don't know, yeah.

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