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This Day in Film History:
October 1
1920:
Walter Matthau is born in New York. His roles included playing many curmudgeons in Neil Simon comedies. He won an Oscar for his supporting role in The Fortune Cookie.
1968:
George Romero's searing Night of the Living Dead opens. Human/zombie relations are set back decades.
1974:
Leatherface enters the public consciousness as Tobe Hooper's shocker The Texas Chainsaw Massacre opens.
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