WTF does George Romero have to do with the zombies storyline

[Bluntcorpse115]

If any1 has any ideas please enlighten me

[way2g00d]

He is the GOD father of all zombie movies. That map was mostly a filler though, I am not sure if he does or does not add up to the story line but who cares, the Zombies are over once MW3 is released. I think Shangri La was the last map.

[Lmnop]

George Andrew Romero (pronunciation: /rəmɛroʊ/; born February 4, 1940) is an American film director, screenwriter, and editor best known for his gruesome and satirical horror films about a hypothetical zombie apocalypse. He is nicknamed "Godfather of all Zombies."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_A._Romero

He is known for directing some pretty mean horror films, especially zombie apocalypses such as 'Dawn of the Dead' and is therefore a good addition to COD Zombies as a boss.

[Bluntcorpse115]

Yea godfather of all zombies that's really no connectionto the story unless he's related to one of the characters

[Shooter]

Well in the Solo cutscene, he mentions while his filming he learned about some of the nazi secrets and mentions that "some of that crazy shit happened right here." So he may know something. But like way2g00 said, it's probably just filler.

[thesavage5118]

There is no way Shagri-La is the last zombie map. It would be the most illogical move, ever. Treyarchs not going to flush that gem down the Verruckt toilet. Especially when there are so many questions that haven't been answered yet.

[An0bviousDistraction]

Well in the Solo cutscene, he mentions while his filming he learned about some of the nazi secrets and mentions that "some of that crazy shit happened right here." So he may know something. But like way2g00 said, it's probably just filler.

"Some of that crazy shit happened right here"

Maybe the Call of the Dead map is some secret Nazi base that has been frozen?