The Wicker Man

[Jeff The Ninja]

Precisely, Savini's NoTLD was Just a Violent and Fun Zombie film. While George A Romero, in all his films, contained social commentary and Insight into the Human Psyche that we dont see very often. Neither is a Bad film, but It is a personal preferance of Mine that I prefer the original films.

In the original night of the living dead, The Social Commentary wasnt very evident until the end, where Ben gets shot and killed after Being either mistaken for a zombie or he may have been murdered by a racist who wanted any excuse to kill a black man (with the film being made during the sixties, it wouldnt be surprising if the theme was Racism in America) it also ephasises the importance of Teamwork to defeat the Zombies as WOrking together is integral to human survival.

In dawn of the dead, the Theme this time around is Consumerism. This is highlighted by the fact that the Zombies all converge upon the mall, as the mall was an important place in their lives and repressed memories draw them towards it.

Day of the dead, also emphasises the Importance of Team Work and the growing power of the military at the time of the films release with the military personel having more power than the scientists who attempt to understand the Problem at hand, while the military personel tends to go out with guns blazing. It could also be Interpeted as a commentary on the growing hostility between the United states and the Soviet union, with the military having power and not taking the time to examine the situation and all the thinkers who are willing to talk and discuss to seek a peaceful solution but having no say in the matters that important.

In land of the dead, the Entire World has been taken over and humanity is fucked. Teamwork is Emphasised as with all the other films (I cannot commentate more on this one as I have yet to finish it)