Romero's Elegy

Romero's Elegy was shot in Pittsburgh in 1963 and remained unfinished until now. The film features Terry Alexander performing Richard's poem and narration, adding a profound layer to the viewing experience. This work not only pays homage to Romero's influence in the horror genre but also highlights the artistic journey of Richard, who dedicated nine months to creating this piece.

The film's combination of music, poetry, and horror elements makes it an intriguing addition for collectors focused on the evolution of the genre. With its historical context and artistic expression, Romero's Elegy offers a glimpse into the creative processes that shaped horror cinema. Owning this film provides insight into an unfinished work that has now found a voice through Alexander's delivery of Richard's poignant words.