Romero's Dawn of the Dead is one of those films shows smart cinema does not need to be boring. Masking social commentary and satire under hundreds of pounds of splattered zombie brains and human intestines, George A. Stars Ken Foree and a load of other actors and actresses, rated 18 for violence and bad language. A must watch and this isn't all dark atmospheric horror because some of it's pretty light hearted but it has some dark moments and when it comes to the crunch Dawn of the Dead delivers with blood and some shocks. There's a scene when bikers break into the shopping centre too but most becoming prey to zombies and only two of the original 4 of the chopper crew getting out alive at the end. Beautifully directed by George A.Romero and has many fun moments even the actors have fun here running round the shopping centre shooting up zombies and looking in the stores and playing video games and grabbing supplies.
If you like blood, guts and a bit of action then Dawn of the Dead delivers and doesn't disappoint. Zombies are everywhere and 4 people get into a shopping mall on the roof by landing a chopper on it and getting into the shopping centre up top but have to survive at all costs and avoid getting bitten by the zombies downstairs in the shopping centre.
Romero is the original version and quite possibly the best zombie film ever made and certainly one of the best horror films ever made hands down. It's a horror but there's a bit of silliness in it too and there was a remake but avoid it. Romero's Dawn of the Dead, this was made in 1978 or 79. Romero is the original version and quite possibly the best zombie film ever made and certainly one of George A.
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