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Slideshow: Images from 'Night Of The Living Dead: Reanimated'

Artists re-interpret Night of the Living Dead through mixed media

By WILD EYE RELEASING AND MVD VISUAL | July 13, 2010

Illustration by Adam Szary | "Night Of The Living Dead: Reanimated" | On DVD July 27, 2010

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Review: Daybreakers
For evidence of the breakdown of the capitalist system, look no farther than the proliferation of vampire and zombie movies.
Voodoo economics
To paraphrase The Communist Manifesto , a specter is haunting Hollywood. Actually, two of them: zombies and vampires. The undead.
Review: Survival Of The Dead
The dead barely survive in this sixth in George A. Romero’s zombie series — except for a few instances of intestine chewing, they seem more of an afterthought than an epidemic.
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Review: Daybreakers
For evidence of the breakdown of the capitalist system, look no farther than the proliferation of vampire and zombie movies.
Voodoo economics
To paraphrase The Communist Manifesto , a specter is haunting Hollywood. Actually, two of them: zombies and vampires. The undead.
Review: Survival Of The Dead
The dead barely survive in this sixth in George A. Romero’s zombie series — except for a few instances of intestine chewing, they seem more of an afterthought than an epidemic.
Review: Picasso and Braque Go to the Movies
Picasso seems to have done so, though preferring Chaplin slapstick and cowboy silents to artsy fare, and biographers place him at several screenings of Lumière shorts.
KahBang's growth helps boost Queen City
Expanding its dosage of cultural shock therapy for central Maine, the KahBang festival, created as a single-day concert last year, is now a music, art, and film festival dominating the Bangor waterfront and downtown for nine days.
Interview: Chloe Moretz
"You are watching a star being born," says Kick-Ass director Matthew Vaughn about Chloe Moretz in the voiceover commentary to the DVD and Blu-ray release of the movie, which came out at the beginning of this month.
VHS is the new vinyl
I was a VHS addict. In the '80s and '90s, I practically lived at the video store, renting every movie I could get my hands on. As my obsession with movies grew, renting was not enough; they needed to be mine. I amassed a few hundred videocassettes, and I was proud to own each one of them.
Moral support
For Jean-Louis, the dour engineer played by Jean-Louis Trintignant in My Night at Maud's , one of 10 superb miniatures screening in the Harvard Film Archive's series "The Human Comedies of Eric Rohmer," every woman with whom he has an affair poses a moral challenge.
Review: Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
Could Michael Cera be getting more vaporous with each repeat of his epicene screen persona?
Rising up
Almost two years ago, Byron Nilsen was walking home from a night downtown when he was attacked by two men on Cumberland Avenue who took issue with the way Nilsen was dressed (he "looked like a faggot," they said).
Is it Calvin and Hobbes or an issue of Joe Hill's Locke and Key comic? Even better: It's both.
In Joe Hill's Keys to the Kingdom , a bloodthirsty wolf pack's feeding frenzy filtered through the youthful lens of Bill Watterson's Calvin and Hobbes comic strip can only be described as disturbing. But it's these details that make the comic, which was dedicated to Watterson, such a satisfying read.
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