In the late 1960s, George Romero and his collaborators changed the mother-effing world and established a genre with Night of the Living Dead. This film is often charged with shifting what ?zombie? meant, from 1950s c-movie schlock about voodoo curses to the more violent, edgy and even sometimes politically relevant living dead. Decades later, video games would progress to the point of developers and directors injecting their cinematic inspirations more directly into projects. Some of the biggest examples of that are Metal Gear Solid, and of course Resident Evil.

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