To continue "Dead Boy Summer," Aaron and Derek are joined by James Scott, Drake Cummings, and Devin Muller of Film History The History Of Film podcast to discuss 1978 mall zombie horror film "Dawn of the Dead" written, directed, and edited by George A. Romero. They discuss how Romero got access to the mall, the low budget nature of the production, and Dario Argento's cut. They also tackle whether or not the movie is inconsistent from a serious horror and comedy standpoint, what makes the setting so endearing, the political and social commentary, among many other aspects of the movie. When there's no more film in Film History The History Of Film, Watch If You Dare will walk the earth!

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