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The Horror Film That Redefined Zombies Forever🧟‍♀️| Night of the Living Dead (1968) Classic

Night of the Living Dead (1968) — the groundbreaking American horror classic directed and co-written by George A. Romero — is now available on Switch International Classics. A chilling black-and-white survival horror film starring Duane Jones and Judith O’Dea, this movie laid the foundation for the modern zombie genre and remains one of the most influential horror films of all time. A small group of strangers becomes trapped inside an isolated farmhouse in rural Pennsylvania when the dead mysteriously begin to rise and hunt the living. As the undead hordes close in, the survivors must confront both the external terror and the tensions within their own ranks. ⭐ Film Info • Title: Night of the Living Dead • Year: 1968 • Director: George A. Romero • Stars: Duane Jones, Judith O’Dea, Karl Hardman, Marilyn Eastman, Keith Wayne, Judith Ridley • Genre: Horror, Thriller, Sci-fi Elements • Runtime: 96 minutes • Country: United States • Language: English (black-and-white) Storyline Emerging in the late 1960s on a shoestring budget, Night of the Living Dead transformed what audiences expected from horror cinema. A trip to a funeral quickly turns catastrophic when Barbara and her brother Johnny are attacked by the reanimated dead. Fleeing into a nearby farmhouse with others, they struggle to hold out as the nights deepen and the undead multiply, forcing alliances, betrayals, and survival decisions that blur moral lines. ✨ Why you’ll enjoy this film • A pioneer of the modern zombie genre — forever redefining horror • Raw, intense atmosphere with an independent, gritty feel • Strong performances that elevate a tense, claustrophobic plot • A landmark in genre filmmaking with lasting cultural influence • Black-and-white cinematography that enhances mood and dread 📌 Watch more on Switch International Classics Subscribe for more classic genre films and let us know which horror classic you want to see next.