We watched George transform cinema with Night of the Living Dead.

And while the lore of the little accidental public domain film grows, the director

serves for creating unique movies grows with it.

He refused to lean on just zombie movies.

He makes there's always vanilla, season of the witch, the crazies, and Martin, doing so without

the public eye or any pressure on him.

They hadn't seen Night of the Living Dead, so there was no pressure on George to have to recreate

something that he had already mastered.

He is absolutely free to create whatever he desired.

But after nearly a decade of making movies, the world had a craving that they didn't quite

realize.

So, after 10 years of ignoring what brought his name to the public eye, George will walk into the 80s and realize

sometimes dead is better. Ladies and gentlemen, this is serial killer. Uh, hello everybody.

Welcome to another episode.

This is how the, this is, get a live look into how the sausage is made.

That's how you stuff a sausage, baby.

Cereal killer is back.

We're round two of George Romero.

So George Romero has made it, uh, mostly out of the 70s, right?

Um, he just finishes Martin.

And now we are in 1978.

And he has decided to um go back to the uh the thing that

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