George A. Romero, 'Night of the Living Dead' creator, dies at 77

[marv2]

My all time favorite horror film:

http://www.msn.com/en-us/movies/news...D=ansmsnnews11

[woodward]

I second your vote on favorite horror film. The first time I ever saw this classic was at the Waverly Theater in Greenwich Village. They used to run it on weekends and the lines were deep to get into see the movie. I have not seen where his body will be put to rest, but I think it would be fitting and appropriate to bring it back to the cemetery in Evans City, PA which was featured in the beginning of the film.

A great movie.

[marv2]

I second your vote on favorite horror film. The first time I ever saw this classic was at the Waverly Theater in Greenwich Village. They used to run it on weekends and the lines were deep to get into see the movie. I have not seen where his body will be put to rest, but I think it would be fitting and appropriate to bring it back to the cemetery in Evans City, PA which was featured in the beginning of the film.

A great movie.

Uh huh, but then strange things may start to happen..........<G> Rest in Peace George! Thank you for your great films. Marv

[marv2]

Here's a nice story relating to the film and that cemetery:

http://www.post-gazette.com/ae/movie.../201112090212/