It explains why Romero would have been shown the door. What it doesn't explain is why a guy who doesn't like gory movies is producing a movie about zombies based on a violent video game. I'm not sure it could be a bigger mess for this project. Thanks to Coming Attractions . That's the rumor I've seen over at CHUD .
Video games made into movies always suck.
I can't think of a single example where this isn't true. You could hire anybody to direct this movie. It would still suck. Electronic Gaming Monthly interviewed producer Yoshiki Okamoto. In the interview, he said that director George Romero has been fired.