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    "text": "Because of a mistake during editing, “Night of the Living Dead” (1968) was never copyrighted.\n\nAs a result, the film created zombies as we know them today, and allowed newer zombie genres to build off earlier plots and further develop these horror monsters.",
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        "title": "Triumph of the Undead: The Public Domain as Horror Hero",
        "description": "Both “Nosferatu” and “Night of the Living Dead” provide key examples of how vital the public domain is for horror."
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