EP70 - When There's No More Beer To Sell, The Drunks Will Walk The EarthThe late, great George A. Romero was known as the Godfather Of The Dead, and the Father Of The Zombie Film for a reason. Although he wasn't the first director to take on the subject, he IS responsible for creating the rotting, shambling, flesh-eating fiends that we all know and love so well. Not only that, but he brought substance to the genre, injecting social commentary straight into the heart of his films. The very heart which was then gloriously ripped from a chest cavity and feasted upon. Over the years The Godfather has become often imitated and seldom duplicated, spawning generations of horror filmmakers who have tried to capture the essence of George's films, some even taking on remakes of his own work. This week we invited our friend Vito Power over. He brought us some Dawn Of The Red IPA from Nikasi Brewing, and we had a discussion about the original Dawn Of The Dead, and the 2004 remake helmed by Zac Snyder.FILMS WE DISCUSSEDDAWN OF THE DEAD (1978)DAWN OF THE DEAD (2004)Follow us!Twitter: @thebuzzedkillPCInstagram: thebuzzedkillpodcastFacebook.com/thebuzzedkillpodcast