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David Vining

David Vining

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Writer, Bleeding Fool

Charleston

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Breaking News , Mental Health , Non Profits , Healthcare

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Anything that isn't related to Japanese pop-culture.

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Total articles 301

  • George A. Romero’s Movies Ranked: #1 ‘The Amusement Park’ (1975)

    By David Vining| Bleeding Fool@ #1 in my ranking of George A. Romero’s filmography. Presumed lost for decades, this informational film from George Romero, commissioned by the Lutheran Service Society of Western Pennsylvania, is nominally a plea for help in tending to the elderly, the added bookends of the film making it explicit.

    By David Vining · Bleeding Fool

    Mar. 06, 2025

  • George A. Romero’s Movies Ranked: #2 ‘Knightriders’ (1981)

    By David Vining| Bleeding Fool@ #2 in my ranking of George A. Romero’s filmography. There’s something key in understanding an artist when they take up a project after a big success. Dawn of the Dead was the film that finally got George Romero out of debt and the ability to command decent budgets, and what did he do with that success first? He made a kind of goofy retelling of the Arthurian legend with knights on motorcycles that’s still deeply earnest in its depiction of its characters.

    By David Vining · Bleeding Fool

    Mar. 05, 2025

  • George A. Romero’s Movies Ranked: #1 ‘The Amusement Park’ (1975)

    By David Vining| Bleeding Fool@ #1 in my ranking of George A. Romero’s filmography. Presumed lost for decades, this informational film from George Romero, commissioned by the Lutheran Service Society of Western Pennsylvania, is nominally a plea for help in tending to the elderly, the added bookends of the film making it explicit.

    By David Vining · Bleeding Fool

    Mar. 06, 2025

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Bleeding Fool