George Romero plunders the graveyard again in a reboot of his zombie franchise.

Read the Empire Movie review of Diary Of The Dead. A raw, vivid despatch from the frontline, this melds content with frights in classic Romero style....

George A. Romero's impact on zombie cinema is seismic: Night of the Living Dead, his shoestring '68 debut, is a flesh-eating frightfest of the first order, a...

Compared with other first-person motion-sickness horror pictures like The Blair Witch Project and Cloverfield, George A. Romero’s Diary of the Dead is weak...

WHICH is scarier: zombies chasing you – or some one reading you the day’s headlines? “George A. Romero’s Diary of the Dead” delivers both, gambling...

In “George A. Romero’s Diary of the Dead,” we meet the enemy and he is us, with video cameras.

Sometimes, it's all a matter of timing, and timing is not in Diary of the Dead's favor. When the movie began making the film festival rounds at the tail end...

Extented Reviews from James Berardinelli. Approved as a critic by Rotten Tomatoes. Fantasy novelist.

Forget Cloverfield — I’m giving top props to George A. Romero’s Diary of the Dead for using a handheld digital camera to swat at the YouTube-ification ...