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Originally Posted by demonrail666
Of that seventies generation he was never the most talented of directors (John Carpenter surely winning that trophy). What Romero had was attitude and ideas. The attitude dropped once he wasn't having to fight for every foot of film and the ideas just dried up of their own accord.
Ironically, the most important of that generation of directors was probably one of its least talented: Wes Craven.
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you might want to say the most influential...? it's kinda clear theres much more important filmmakers from that period...