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Post by Hauntedknight87 on Dec 11, 2017 13:13:47 GMT
Night of the Living Dead is also a major cinematic achievement. It launched an entire subgenre in horror. A genre that is still going strong today! R.I.P George Romero True, but I don't know if what it led to makes it more of an achievement really. I mean yeah it has to be considered but the same film got made whether or not it had any impact. I'm asking more about what they actually did, and 17 films all at high quality, all working together, and then on top of it dominating the entire industry is just more impressive, know what I mean? Romero undead trilogy basically wrote the whole zombie Apocalypse rule book. One that's still continueing to be used with popular shows like walking dead. MCU is successful and they earned it, but I say it's too early to call it a master piece. It is funny that universal studios, the ones who basically created the cinematic universe concept with their monster movies, fail to do it again with the recent Mummy remake. |
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