Episode 591 · Film year 1978

Dawn of the Dead (1978)

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We’re continuing #Shocktober2022 with an episode on George Romero’s Dawn of the Dead Released in 1978, the film is a stalwart of the zombie film pantheon. Ostensibly picking up after the events of Night of the Living Dead, the film stars Gaylen Ross as Francine, one of a handful of people trying to survive the zombie apocalypse. She and the others find refuge in a mall where they rebuild a facsimile of contemporary American society.

Father Malone (opens in a new tab) (Dark Destinations) and Jamie Russell (Book of the Dead: The Complete History of Zombie Cinema (opens in a new tab)) join Mike to discuss the film. Interviews feature Gaylen Ross, John Amplas, and Jon Towlson (author of the Devils Advocates book on Dawn of the Dead (opens in a new tab)).

Labels: Father Malone Gaylen Ross George Romero James Gunn Jamie Russell John Amplas Shocktober Zack Snyder Zombies

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Music credits

  • "Figment" - S. Park
  • "Scarey" - D. Scott
  • "Main Theme" - Adam Etzel

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