George Romero’s Daughter Made a Gay Zombie Movie, With Her Father’s Blessing

with The queens of the dead, Tina Romero, the daughter of legendary director George A. Romero is scheduled to make her first directional picnic, which displays the feature at the Trebika Film Festival on June 7. The director recently spoke to Entertainment Weekly and reflected in her father’s effect.

“I am his child. There is no denial for him. He greatly enriched me.” Romero said. Queen of the dead It will include Easter eggs to honor Her father’s legacy. “This is his monster, this is the type that I had. I enjoyed making small Romero gestures throughout the movie, and we have some good things,” including manifestations by prominent characters such as makeup artist and actor Tom Saviny and Dawn Gileyan Ross star.

“The end of the world in a coma is a rich sand box to play when it comes to social comment. I cannot be the daughter of my father without trying to say something with the zombies.” “I wanted to be a movie that praises the world and the monster that I created, but I am also older my voice. It is not a movie that it will make, but it uses its vocabulary and plays under its rules. With regard to the Queer element, on the one hand, I feel that Momde Moms needs Zombie.

“I didn’t want to touch this type unless it was true for me,” Romero confirmed. Queen of the dead It revolves around a night in the scene of the Queer when the nightlife stops at the warehouse clouds offered by the end of the world Zombie. The inspiration came from a severe struggle on social media between the promoters of the parties during its work period as Ji.

Romero narrated, “The original promoter published this statement that pleads with the question,” When will the Queer community stop devouring? And hit me like lightning. Mandaluri Baddie Katy O’Brien plays the fictional promoter that leads the movie; Romero indicated that there is special thanks to Tom Cruise in the credits for allowing them to stop time The task: impossible Photography for horror dust filming.

Romero hopes that the film sheds light on hunger for more films of the type that represents an intersection of gay screaming queens with this familiar taste of horror and dark comedy from the roots of her father. The legendary director was unable to see a complete text, but he directed his daughter during the development process.

Romero shared, “I love it! Run with her. Go for him.” Unfortunately, he was unable to read the complete text because it took about seven years to develop this … but I have this blessing. “

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