Night of the Living Dead horrified audiences with its frightening exploration with alienation, cannibalism, loss of identity, and violence and gore. But the real horror asked: Who is the true enemy?

This episode looks at superstitions, urban legends, and the real story that inspired this Horror classic

Like the Rorschach ink blots, Jordan Peele's US invites each of us to make our own meaning through evocative themes and imagery. What we find is a reflection of our thoughts.

Peele's 2017 film covers everything from race to slavery to the reality of white liberalism's limits. There's a lot to unpack, from "Do they know I'm black?" all the way to "You know I can't do that, babe."

It's difficult to talk social commentary in film without looking directly at John Carpenter. 1989's THEY LIVE! came along intent on making a point about classism and the lack of bubblegum in the world. Obey, Download, Consume Trailer For Rent / Streaming Thanks for listening. Follow us on social media at the following links: Twitter: TheNecronomi.Com James Sabata Donald Guillory Buy our Books: James Sabata Donald Guillory Ko-Fi Page JamesSabata.com DonaldRGuillory.Com Contact Us As always, reviews and online shares are greatly appreciated. TheNecronomi.com - Analyzing horror movies as social commentary