John Carpenter criticized the Walking Dead
John Carpenter is not impressed with AMC's The Walking Dead. The legendary director specializing in horror movies (Halloween, The Thing) believes that AMC's zombie drama is a kind of plagiarism of George A. Romero's Night of the Living Dead. "" Night of the Living Dead "is a movie that George Romero made in 1968. And they took it as a basis and still milk it," the renowned director said in an interview quoted by The Wrap. One cannot but agree that Romero's work really influenced the popular series. In addition to being the originator of the zombie movie heat, there is a direct connection between his work and the series. It's about Gregory Nicotero, executive producer, make-up specialist and series director, who gained a wealth of experience working on special effects in Romero's 1985 movie "Day of the Dead." Also throughout its six seasons, the show pays homage to the director's various movies with various references. The criticism of The Walking Dead is nothing new. Showrunners on the show faced backlash following the season six finale. The intrigue associated with the appearance of one of the main villains of the original comic strip Negan and his victim, ended in nothing. The audience was never shown which of the heroes became the first victim of the villain, "hook them" until next season. Also throughout its six seasons, the show pays homage to the director's various movies with various references.The criticism of The Walking Dead is nothing new. The show's showrunners faced backlash following the season six finale. The intrigue associated with the appearance of one of the main villains of the original comic strip Negan and his victim, ended in nothing. The audience was never shown which of the heroes became the first victim of the villain, "hook them" until next season. Also throughout its six seasons, the show pays homage to the director's various movies with various references.The criticism of The Walking Dead is nothing new. The show's showrunners faced backlash following the season six finale. The intrigue associated with the appearance of one of the main villains of the original comic Negan and his victim ended in nothing. The audience was never shown which of the heroes became the first victim of the villain, "hook them" until next season. which followed after the sixth season finale. The intrigue associated with the appearance of one of the main villains of the original comics Negan and his victim, ended in nothing. The audience was never shown which of the heroes was the first victim of the villain, "hook them" until next season.which followed after the sixth season finale. The intrigue associated with the appearance of one of the main villains of the original comic Negan and his victim ended in nothing. The audience was never shown which of the heroes became the first victim of the villain, "hook them" until next season.The Topic of Article: John Carpenter criticized the Walking Dead. |
