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The 1968 horror classic Night of the Living Dead virtually defines the term cult film. Filmed around Pittsburgh by director George A. Romero (b. 1940), the movie was made on a miniscule budget in black and white, with zombies and victims often pitching in on behind-the-scenes duties. Participants included investors, family, friends, even a local late night TV horror film host nicknamed "chilly Billy." On the film's 45th anniversary, this documentary recalls a movie that defied expectations and the odds, spurning a hap...Log In or Sign Up to Read More