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George A. Romero

George Andrew Romero was an American and Canadian filmmaker, writer, editor, and actor. Regarded as an influential pioneer of the horror film genre, particularly zombie films, he has been described as an "icon" and the "father of the zombie film".

Born 1940 · Canada · Active 1968–2009 · 19 films

Filmography

Jacaranda Joe
Night of the Living Dead — 1968 · shot by George A. Romero
There's Always Vanilla — 1971 · shot by George A. Romero
Season of the Witch — 1972 · shot by George A. Romero
The Crazies — 1973 · shot by Bill Hinzman
O. J. Simpson: Juice on the Loose — 1974
The Amusement Park — 1975
Dawn of the Dead — 1978 · shot by Michael Gornick
Martin — 1978 · shot by Michael Gornick
Knightriders — 1981 · shot by Michael Gornick
Creepshow — 1982 · shot by Michael Gornick
Day of the Dead — 1985 · shot by Michael Gornick
Monkey Shines — 1988 · shot by James A. Contner
Two Evil Eyes — 1990 · shot by Giuseppe Maccari
The Dark Half — 1993 · shot by Tony Pierce-Roberts
Bruiser — 2000
Land of the Dead — 2005 · shot by Mirosław Baszak
Diary of the Dead — 2007
Survival of the Dead — 2009

Source

George A. Romero on Wikipedia

Other directors

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