Yesterday, George Romero passed away, and we lost the the father of the modern zombie genre. Romero brought us films like Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead, Creepshow, and much more, spawning horror films that not only frightened us, but spawned out morbid fascination with the walking dead. His work inspired many other filmmakers and storytellers over the years, including Edgar Wright, who paid a wonderful tribute to the icon. https://twitter.com/edgarwright/status/886866352417394688 Wright published a heartfelt post on his blog today where he paid tribute to his friend, mentor, and hero. "I had been infatuated about George’s work...
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