George Romero is best remembered for his Night/Dawn/Day of the Dead trilogy (and rightly so because they're masterpieces) but we'd like to take you deeper into his catalogue, to 1973's Season of the Witch. Romero's eye for cinema is always so keen, even when constrained by budgets, that his films are always a delight to watch, and he'll always focus on characters and a story that will be surprising to you, which is a great talent for any director to have. This time his focus is on suburban housewife witchcraft and all the complications that go along with it!

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