George Romero

George Romero was an American filmmaker best known for pioneering the zombie genre with his influential 1968 film "Night of the Living Dead." His work transformed zombies from purely horror monsters into symbols of social commentary, exploring themes like consumerism, race, and human nature. Romero’s storytelling combined horror with insightful messages, and his innovative use of low-budget filmmaking helped shape modern horror cinema. Beyond zombies, he directed several other horror and science fiction films, earning admiration for his creativity and impact on the genre. Romero is celebrated as a trailblazing director whose films continue to influence horror filmmaking worldwide.