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La Noche de Romero
In 1968, a festival of blood, gore, and terror took over screens around the world. And all because of one genius: George A. Romero and his *Night of the Living Dead*, whose terrifying images were etched into the memories of viewers who, even today, still recall the impact that this independent film had on their childhood, later adolescence, and adulthood.
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In 1968, a festival of blood, gore, and terror took over screens around the world. And all because of one genius: George A. Romero and his *Night of the Living Dead*, whose terrifying images were etched into the memories of viewers who, even today, still recall the impact that this independent film had on their childhood, later adolescence, and adulthood.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Allan J. Arcal
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