In this episode I'm sitting down with writer/director Isaac Webb (First Born) to discuss Night of the Living Dead. This film arguably launched the zombie genre, it is without question the grandfather of zombie stories as we know them today. Isaac and I discuss the film's low budget tactics, the racial commentary both in terms of its relevance in 1968 and 2019, and Isaac's unique connection to this film. What tough calls does a filmmaker have to make in order to tell a story that stands the test of time, and how conscious can we be of those decisions at the time, or do we just trust the process? Follow The Ones That Really Mattered on Twitter @TheGreatTales and let me know what you think.