George Romero

Q&A: Colson Whitehead Talks Gritty New York, Zone One Zombies, and Frank Ocean's Sexuality

The writer celebrates his paperback release and reads tonight at Book Court.

Martin

Night Of The Living Dead: The Musical!

Well, if the musical of Carrie could come back in a relatively tasteful revival, and even a singing/dancing Helen Keller show could wow 'em in Korea, why not? I saw most of the Living Dead tuner at a sneak peek preview last night, and can report that it's not gruesome and campy and hilarious at all ... More >>

You Cannot Send Shit Through the Internet, and Other Life Lessons from Critic Dave Kehr

Postal Service Is On The Verge of Collapse, And I Have a Problem With That

​Not just because I'm old-school and still actually mail things, including an occasional thank you card for anyone who hasn't pushed me into traffic lately. But because, as is commonly known, postal workers are cuckoo crazy, sore-picking, bugger-chomping, eyeball-rolling, soul-deadened nutjob ... More >>

Super Fun, Super Loud, Super 8

Disco Warrior Justin V Makes Us A Halloween Playlist

​Once the dubmaster for Out Hud and bass provider for !!!, Justin Vandervolgen has been negotiating rock and dance music for well over a decade, forgoing the former for the latter a few years back. This year has been a busy one for Vandervolgen: rocking underground dance parties, dropping an o ... More >>

Fall Guide: Oliver Stone Issues the Initial Public Offering of Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps

Return of the greed creed

This Week's Voice: The National, Ariel Pink, Battle of the Memphis Rap Crews, Colt Ford, and More

​In this week's Village Voice, Michael D. Ayers writes our cover story on the National, who make the awkward look cool and despair sound hilarious. Elsewhere, Mike Powell hangs out with creepy chillwave godfather Ariel Pink, Ben Westhoff on the massively divergent fates of Memphis rap crews Th ... More >>

Night of the Living Dead

Zombie/Nazi Flick Dead Snow the Year's Gooiest

Urban Death

Creepshow

Everything You Could Hope For in a Movie Called Zombie Strippers

Sometimes titles don't lie

Asia Argento Rising

No flesh in the pan, Argento erupts as a dazzling director as well as actor

The Uncompromising Frownland: Underground Cinema Lives On

Impossible to categorize, even tougher to watch

Nixonian Tumult Remembered in Chicago 10

The circus of the '60s, from the streets to the courtroom

That Which We Cranked

Charting our myriad obsessions, amusements, and confusions

Fame Is Such a Drug. . . I Mean, Drag

And trying to be famous? Let me tell you about it.

Arresting Development

Shaun of the Dead guys spoof your guilty pleasures. Yes, you, with the Bad Boys DVD.

Letters

Dead Again

The flesh is willing but the politics are weak

Miike's J-Horror Follows Formula; C-List Zombie Spoof Stumbles

Film

Hungover Hero: Things to Do in London When You're Dead

Film

Film

Beautifully shot Bellocchio gems finally see light of day

Time to Get Ill

Afflicted Zombies and Zen Acrobats

Unchained Malady

With '28 Days Later,' Danny Boyle and Alex Garland Step Into the Hot Zone

Yankees Go Home

The Bombers' Current Run Officially Ends

Unheavenly Creatures

The Atrocity Exhibit

They Came From Within

Slippery Slopes

Sundance Takes a Tumble