After years of being browbeaten and walked on, a man wakes one day wearing an expressionless mask, fitted with a personality that enables him to take revenge.
Direction
Romero's only non-zombie theatrical feature—weirdly personal.
Practical Effects
That blank mask is simple and genuinely unsettling.
Production
Bruiser magazine office is peak absurd production design.
Director
George A. Romero
Jason Flemyng
Henry Creedlow
Peter Stormare
Milo Styles
Leslie Hope
Rosemary Newley
Nina Garbiras
Janine Creedlow
Andrew Tarbet
James Larson
Tom Atkins
Det. McCleary
Jonathan Higgins
Det. Rakowski
Jeff Monahan
Tom Burtram
Marie V. Cruz
Number Nine
Tamsin Kelsey
Mariah Breed
Christine Forrest
Birdcage Partygoer
Chris Gillett
Male Executive
Boyd Banks
Jester
Kiran Friesen
Lady Godiva
Diana Platts
Reporter
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Romero wrote this after a painful divorce and called it his 'most autobiographical' film—yes, really.
The Bruiser magazine aesthetic directly mocks 90s lad mags like Maxim; Stormare's character is a barely-fictionalized Condé Nast predator.
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