It was a beloved films series - and a career - that had spanned just over 40 years. With the 2009 release of Survival of the Dead, George A. Romero would culminate a life's work with a genre that he had helped create and evolve over the course of 6 films.

Over a decade later, how does the final film in the Living Dead series hold up? Is it a classic of the genre, like the earlier films, or a throwaway installment like the previous one? In this episode we discuss the merits of George Romero's final film, and how it fits into the overall legacy of the Living Dead series.