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George A Romero s Dawn of The Dead
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The most important horror film in modern cinema – arguably ever – was almost Night of the Flesh Eaters. But the producer of a similarly titled film, 1964’s Flesh Eaters, threatened legal action. The distributor of Night of the Flesh Eaters changed the title card on the print. It became Night of the Living Dead.
In George A Romero’s classic film, the formerly deceased cannibal ghouls (not yet zombies ) sink their teeth into more than flesh – also the psyche of Vietnam and Civil Rights-era America.
The film was produced by Image Ten, a band of friends-cum-filmmakers which included soon-to-be king of the dead Romero, co-writer John A Russo, Rudy Ricci, and producer/actor (“They’re coming to get you Barbara!”) Russell Streiner.
18-24-year-old at a certain level when they get out. after a while, that percentage starts going down. i was not prepared to give you that but i will help you. before i get started, i want you to understand who is our veterans. everyone of you know what our young men and women are going through right now. when i say young men and women, i am not talking about just the 18-24, 18-30 i m talking about from the 18 year-old to the 60 year-old. for the person who has out there for all those years in needed to do what acnes to be done and put their lives out there for us and now find that they are 54 years old and they cannot find a job and have not had a job for 10, 12 years. they go into homelessness and different things. that is what happens. that is the reality of life. whether the economy is good or bad, it has happened. even during the bad times, we still had veterans on the street. that is a travesty. we should not have that. we should never have that. secretary solis is pa
today, president obama visited a car battery factory in michigan and was quick to tout new jobs. i have said it before and i will say it again you cannot bet against the american worker. this arlington worker is glad he works in retail but worries the weak recovery is not creating enough new jobs. there still are not enough, and that partially because there are very few new retail businesses popping up, at least around arlington around d.c. that i know. still, the dog days of august of left big investors and average americans sweating it out to sea with the dow will do next many dizzy from the wild of financing is your business was bustling today at the italian store in arlington but customers are concerned about the economy. the manager says it was customer loyalty in the neighborhood that kept them going through the recession, and not cutting back on one particular item to ease the pain. the one thing that has stayed up is the wind, our wine prices. that is help
then unfortunately president carter put forward an energy plan that did not look to was like it would save nearly as much as they were planning, and we said so. although some republicans were saying isn t it wonderful we have a non-partner non- partisan congressional budget office. the non-partisanship was established from then on. i want to ask another question, and it is taking off from the discussion of tax reform that we just had, and it is partly a political question, but it is partly a policy question. it seems increasingly like many democrats would not accept a plan that such as medicare and social security, and in fact the lesson we are supposed to have learned out of the special election in the buffalo area is that if you touch medicare you will be defeated. republicans will not touch a plan, apparently, that raises taxes. i am wondering, as alice said it is getting late, i am wondering if there is any way politically to touch either of those things in a way you
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