Night of the Living Dead (DVD, 1999, Multiple Languages)

This is a true classic in horror .
As a kid this low budget black and white move scared the crap out of me. Today it’s tame compared to today’s bloody .orgies of death.
The difference is the mood and the story telling. The starkness of the black and white film creates a feeling that color can’t.
This movie is the Godfather of all Zombies Movies. That is why nearly all zombie film after have drawn from it.
Scary does not need to be knee deep in bright red fake blood. Black and white is scaryer

As far as remakes go - I'm always a little leary of how someone has mangled a perfectly good classic, But in this case they did a pretty darn good job of not SUCKING ! Patricia Tallman (later to be a Babylon 5 PsyCop) takes the "whiney sister" Barbara part and turns her into the "get the hell out of my way, I'll do it myself !!!" lead roll. Just when you think you know whats coming next guess again, this is not your father's horror flick, this is a different film but still great gore abounds at every turn. This film is great fun for the "Night of the Living dead" film series fans and "B" horror film lovers alike. But then again how couln it not be with George A. Romero co-producing it, and he himself rewrote the the script for this remake. So get your hands on a copy and "CHOW DOWN" today!!!

HAVE WANTED THIS FILM IN DVD FORMAT FOR YEARS NOW AND WAS STOKED ABOUT HOW CHEAP IT WAS.
THE SELLER DID AN AWESOME JOB AND IT WAS RECIEVED IN FOUR DAYS. YEA HOOOOO!

People say that you can't remake a classic, but I personally enjoyed this version. Okay, some of the special effects are kind of bad, [like when Barbara's (Patricia Tallman) brother falls onto the stone step after struggling with a zombie], but I personally like these kinds of movies. Tony Todd is a great actor. The remaking was not too bad...B+

Tom Savini does Romero proud in this revision of the classic. Tony Todd, what else is there to say. One of my all time favorite films. Believable, in your face zombie classic. Loved it.

This is the remake of the classic 69 hit of the same name by Romero and the zombie movies by him I just can't get enough! Also reccommend Shaun of the Dead a paridy made in england real good stuff.

Night of the Living Dead is one of my all time favorite movies. I think that it is very scary but mostly because I saw it over and over as a child. It's a classic remake of a classic and I think the producer did a great job. I would recommend this movie to anyone who likes scary movies and find them quite humorous.
My favorite living dead person has to be the woman that gets shot near the end (after ben gets shot and the door is wide open) because she makes the best sounds ever made.
I geuss that's all I have to say, watch it, love it!

This movie, which cost about 10 cents to make, is an absolute classic. Well done black and white flick, definitely worth the viewing.

The remake of NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD sticks to the basic premise of the original, but it's even better. 1. It's in color. 2. Barbara grows a backbone. She kicks ass, shoots zombies, logically points out that the zombies are so slow she can probably outrun them, and best of all she is NOT wearing a wig that threatens to fall off at any minute, as Barbara does in the original version. Barbara's brother is still a hopeless dork. 3. TONY TODD, cast against horror-movie type as the hero, has almost all the lines in the first half of the movie. He practically delivers a monologue, since Barbara is still in shock and the other characters are zombies. If anyone other than Todd tried this, it would come off as cheesy, but his hypnotic voice makes it work. Even as the gruesome Candyman, Todd was sexy; as a hero, his sex appeal is magnified tenfold. 4. I live in Western Pennsylvania, and the gun-toting inbred hicks portrayed in the movie are, sadly, not much exaggerated. Verdict: One of the best of the LIVING DEAD series, right up there with the remake of DAWN OF THE DEAD and the social satire but still action-packed LAND OF THE DEAD.

The original night of the living dead will always be the best zombie movie but this remake of the 60's classic should be remembered as well it is in color and at times even better all in all a great remake of a classic horror film

i like these old school horror flicks and they were at a good deal i like buying movies and shoes from here always new and good and good prices

i loved the movie tony todd is a great actor the movie was in excellent shape when i received it the movie was a great remake of the old one.

i couldnt find night of the living dead anywhere.so i checked on ebay and found it. im into horror movies so i will be buying more movies.

a ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

This is one of my favorite horror movies. I remember watching this when I was little and finally being able to own it is the best. I love everything about this movie!

This version is a remake of the 1968 George Romero classic. The Director, Tom Savini was the make up artist for the original. He is also the Zombie with the big knife in 1978s Dawn of the Dead. I like these movies because it is all about survival. We all know that the dead can't come back to life in this way but, the "living dead" movies that have ties to George Romero show in a realisticly the way people might act if it did happen. A must have for anyone who collects movies. I now have all the "living dead" movies, and their remakes.

Me and my sister just love that movie. We watch it over 30 times already lol.
I love the Zombie makeup. And i Love how Babraba Played her Rule in the movie.
and Ben :) Tomy.

Title Note:

Theatrical release: October 1, 1968.

Filmed in 1964 in the countryside around Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD was added to the Library of Congress National Film Registry in 1999.

NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD was director George Romero's first feature film.

NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD produced two sequels, DAWN OF THE DEAD (1978) and DAY OF THE DEAD (1985); one remake, NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD (1990); and countless imitations.

William Hinzman, who appeared as the Cemetery Zombie at the beginning of NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD, also served as cinematographer on Romero's THE CRAZIES.

The film was made for $114,000.

Taken From The Zombie Memorabilia Website: ARCHIVES OF THE DEAD

Great thank you this was a good movie in a rapper still!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This movie is one of the very few remakes that I love! Follows the original pretty close, but with a few twists in the story - very cool movie!! Thoroughly enjoyed it!!

I love this movie. I love Tony Todd and how he turns at the end and I love the alternate ending to this version as opposed to the crappy ending of the first one when the lead guy ended up getting mistaken for a zombie and getting shot and killed. I love how the movie starts up quickly without making you wait forever to get it going.

i bought this movies like around 1 month ago the movie is really good the only think i didn't like it all was the time to arrive it that take it almost 3 weeks i think is alot just for one movie

I'm a zombie junkie. I have just about every zombie movie ever made, and none of them could stand up to the original Night of the Living Dead until I found this remake. What really put me over the top was that this remake isn't the same movie as Romero's original, which makes it unpredictable and all the more enjoyable. I would highly recommend it to other junkies, their friends, neighbors, family, and coworkers.