Dawn of the Dead (2004)

01/26/10 The kid's not alright, and neither are the scientists who cooked her up in "Splice," a perverse peek into parenthood that doubles as an extreme cautionary tale about the perils of bioengineering.  |  Variety

12/31/09 After a month of Cinematical expertly digging through one genre after another and nailing down the best entries in each one during the last decade, it seemed like there was an important cache of contributions that might not get the recognition they deserved: breakthrough performances or films.  |  Cinematical.com

12/27/09 On the one hand, as a film lover the ideal scenario is that remakes should be an endangered species; that filmmakers will spend their time and money investing in new ideas instead of rehashing other people's dreams.  |  Cinematical.com

10/28/09 I enjoyed the 2004 remake of Dawn of the Dead more than George Romero's original, which I've always felt was pretty clumsy with its social commentary.  |  Cinematical.com

10/16/09 You know it's October when there's not merely a multitude of horror films finding their way into theaters, but a full-fledged film festival of them to fill your appetite for flayed and filleted flesh.  |  Cinematical.com

09/30/09 While we'll pretty much make up any reason to watch a zombie any time day or night, much less one written and directed by the de facto creator of the genre, George Romero , the release of Zombieland gave our appetite for undead entertainment some legitimacy this week.  |  Cinematical.com

09/15/09 George Romero said with a laugh yesterday as he promoted Survival Of The Dead, the latest instalment of his now six-film "walking dead" oeuvre.  |  JAM! Showbiz

09/10/09 Sarah Polley ("Dawn of the Dead") is to play the Queen of Sweden in Finnish director Mika Kaurismaki's historical drama "Queen Kristina," it was announced Thursday.  |  The Hollywood Reporter

07/14/09 Moviefone They are in for a 5-issue story that follows a large group of different types of people as they try to survive a plane crash, biologically screwed up killers and some rabid animals.  |  Cinematical.com

06/07/09 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles co-creator Kevin Eastman tells the site that big-deal directors movie James Cameron ("Terminator," "Aliens," "Avatar"), David Fincher ("Alien3," "Fight Club," "Zodiac," "Benjamin Button"), Zack Snyder ("Dawn of the Dead," "300," "Watchmen") and Gore Verbinski ("The Ring," the "Pirates of the Caribbean" trilogy) have all signed on to create segments for a new "Heavy Metal" movie, and that the "Kung Fu Panda" team of Mark Osborne and Jack Black will contribute a segment as well.  |  Ain't It Cool News