The World's End: The Making Of 'Day Of The Dead' (720p) George A. Romero
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- The World's End: The Making Of 'Day Of The Dead' (2013)
This is a documentary about the making of George A. Romero's 1985 film DAY OF THE DEAD.
Video is 720p with AAC-LC audio.
I’m so glad that George lived to see that the critics were “dead” WRONG about this classic... and yes... they were!
@@JS-wp4gs One of the best horror film of all time.
@@cristaker Probably a fan of modern CGI bullshit horror. Day Of The Dead is a super zombie movie, beats any horror coming out these days.
@@JS-wp4gs Um, yes they were lol
@Christopher McMillan The movie didn't do well because people were still so hung up on the feel and experience of Dawn of the Dead and its massive success - they wanted more of the same from Day of the Dead, but it's a different movie entirely, and far more oppressive in tone. The movie makes you think and audiences weren't expecting such a cerebral zombie after Dawn of the Dead. Add on top of that the fact that the marketing for the film was just awful... the people running promotion didn't know how to sell this movie to audiences or critics. They also had their budget cut to a third of what they requested for the film, and the movie was a limited release, as well as having a mature rating. It was a total mess. Thankfully they recovered their losses when the movie came to VHS and the movie found a much larger audience there.
@@lastofmygeneration couldn’t have said it better girl!!
Feels good to be "the few" that loved the movie on first view.
Same here I watched it in 1990/91 and found it to be excellent
Yup! Thought it was brilliant first time.
R.I.P. Joe Pilato, who on Sunday March 24th 2019 passed away peacefully in his sleep, just 8 days after his 70th birthday. 😔
:(
Never forgotten, always in my mind and heart! 😥
Shit I didn't know this.. Thankyou.. Bugger. Rip indeed
Rest in peace bro
Is the actor ho play the army leader?
Night, Dawn and Day of the Dead are immortal classics!!! George Romero is a peerless legend!!! R.I.P George!! We miss you!!!
Land goes up there with them too. Dead Quadrilogy are classics.
Land really sucked.🤢🤮. More money created laziness and over production. High profile actors and the Argentos made it stink on ice. Love Night, Dawn and Day. Without them classics, Hell of the living dead would have never existed.
@@albrokenomoney2127 Land is unwatchable. I tried man. Maybe I gotta force myself to do it again. Day of the Dead is not as good as Dawn but it was cool.
@@Jamesamong007 hell yeah! Land of the Dead is an awesome movie, and I will gladly die on this hill.
@@DinsRune Land was the last good one of the series IMO. Diary and Survival were pretty bad.
Makes me sad that we are steadily losing the awesome people who worked on this masterpiece. One of my favorite movies of all time. It definitely belongs in the congressional media vault...from the actors performances, the unparalleled soundtrack, effects...everything just came together and fell into place to create a beautiful work of art.
I absolutely adore this film. The cast is so wonderfully colorful. All of the personalities are executed perfectly. The soundtrack is rad as hell. One of the best films of the 80s
Right on!
Probably my favorite zombie movie ever- the cast, the effects, the story, the pacing, the soundtrack, everything is like magic.
100%
Wasn’t Romero a lovely fella? Great director as well. One of the best in horror. RIP George.
Nick Godfrey he really was mate. Don’t think there will ever be anyone else quite like him
@@unknowntm3856 I think you’re right there mate. George treated the actors like people rather than horses. He gave them quite a bit of freedom in their acting which allowed those scenes to be a lot better. For example, in Dawn of the Dead, Scott Reigner (Roger) asked George if he could slide down the escalators rather than run down them and he allowed him to.
@@unknowntm3856 definitely. I always get the impression the critics look down on horror movies yet the critics are frequently wrong. They are very difficult to do as well as Romero did them, probably because of his excellent script writing and story telling abilities.
It's a sin we never got a Romero Resident Evil film. I have a feeling it would've been miles better than any of the films in that series.
@@alucard624He actually directed one of the ads for RE2
John Harrison's score is so nostalgic and brings me back to the early 80's. This was truly a wonderful time to grow up. Loved this film as a kid and more so now.
He also did creepshow, which is fantastic
Oh yea...it brings me back to a better time. Fuck, I miss those days, guys! Bad! :'(
The score is so weird and often light hearted, it shouldn't really fit at all, but it adds an extra layer of weirdness to the weird situation that is a zombie movie.
I agree with everything you stated.....this was the first Zombie film I saw in the 80's that made me a Fan of the Zombie Genre.....and then I was lucky enough to be introduced to.....Dawn of the Dead!!!!
I wonder why he didn’t do more film scores. Harrison’s score for this film is up there for me with Ennio Morricone’s score for Once Upon a Time in America and Bernard Herrmann’s score from Taxi Driver. I love the fuck out of this score
This will forever remain a classic
Gorey Bits one of the best
Micah Mcgaffin yeah, a zombie scared of the dark. Wtf is a book to a zombie. Eating the skin after shaving was rad. “Choke on ‘em”
The Masterpiece of George A. Romero, and the incrédible work of Tom Savini and his crew.
Thank You and R.I.P Mister Romero.
lucioromero83 and the soundtrack. Complete piece of art.
The Ben Hur of zombie films
the darkest day of horror, vastly underrated movie
Wasn't his ultimate vision for that it would of cost 10 million dollars at the time but they only gave him 5 million
@@chadbrick67 today a Gofundme page would have covered his extra costs
Phil Dawson it was supposed to be 7 and they gave 3.5 million
@@chadbrick67 It was supposed to be 7 million, but on the condition Romero cut down the violence enough so as to not get it an unrated rating. Romero obviously refused, and thus got the 3.5 million to shoot.
Smaller budgets seem limiting but it really causes one to explore their creativity. A bigger budget may have been a bad thing.
This is by far my favorite Zombie film. This is the only film that made me genuine afraid of zombies. The atmosphere, the practical make-up and gore effects are even today sickeningly realistic. I love this movie!
Pilato (Rhodes) is and was a superb actor. He should of hit the big time back in the 80's and 90's
Agree 👍 he was phenomenal
God, I'd love to meet Pilato and get an autograph.
So much fun quoting him
@@jakobkell7212 "Run you fuckin' lunatics!"
Sept77 he’s unfortunately dead now mate, passed earlier this year :(
My goodness, just watched it all again. The intensity of Pilato is INSANE, the thing of Oscars! What a crew of amazing artists. A true masterpiece.
CONFRONTATIONAL at least the Oscar included George Romero in the in memoriam tribute.
@@AnonURnot that is the very least they could do!!!
CONFRONTATIONAL Hopefully Pilato gets a mention now rip
Oh Captain, My Captain.
That soundtrack had a profound impact on me growing up. I was able to use a lot of the soundtrack around the time my own mother was dying and finally when she passed to cope with the different situations I found myself in as she progressed because it was hell.
The whole series is holy to me as I have been a fan since I was a a little boy about 8 years old who woke up one Monday Morning at 5 am and stumbled upon NOTLD for the first time before school started on AMC in the late 80's.
Rhodes is one of the most memorable characters I have ever seen in a movie!
Rest In Peace George, Joe, Gary, Richard and Ralph. You guys were absolutely amazing. Cinema lost some very talented people. Wish they were still here with us.
Through this wonderful film, their legacy will live on.
My favourite zombie film ever. Love the 80's atmosphere, the locations, the stories and characters. The music is something special too. Very dark and synthy.
RIP George A. Romero.
A True creative genius. And a true gentleman also. A genuine guy. People like George are one in a million. He will be soorly missed.
Day of the dead is a masterpiece of horror cinema. Its absolutely brutal, and is almost a documentary on how humans would handle the isolation and claustrophobia. Throw some zombies and gore and you got a recipe for very smart filmmaking
Day of the dead, scared me most of all movies as kid.
“Almost a documentary on how humans would handle isolation and claustrophobia”
Soooooooo the pandemic of 2020-2021 😂
This was my first Romero zombie movie and I was instantly hooked. There was such a sense of isolation and desperation amongst the survivors. Very few zombie movies have managed to capture that feeling.
"Maybe He didn't want to see us blow ourselves up...Make a big hole in His sky...Maybe He wanted to show us He was still the Boss-Man...Maybe He thought...We was getting too big for our britches...Trying to figure His shit out."
It's like nowadays you have to be really careful he just don't want nobody nor Jerry Romero don't want nobody get hurt on the film set you know nowadays you have to take for cautious cuz there's too many good people do to hot Bluetooth somebody's negligence on movie sets you know I don't think anybody what I all think anybody will ever forget what happened to John Eric Axl
Yeah I just two people were killed on a film set in and Bruce Lee son and if you buy this movie go to commentary and you listen and if tell you what happened to him just like nowadays you got to be really careful that I just don't want it I'm really that stuff like that really makes me mad I just hate to see good good talent get killed due to somebody didn't want to take precautions because they're human beings are involved when making movies I don't care it's a good movie but I'll come when it comes out to somebody's life people has to be a Hollywood has to be really careful on how they make movies you know if you don't want nobody get killed mad people got to start taking precautions when making movies so nobody doesn't get hurt
Best theory of the cause I ever heard. 35 years and oh-too-many-other zombie movies watched, and this still stands out. It was great writing .
I liked that scene, I'm sure Romero had probably meant for it to be like that but when he's sitting down in his comfortable pad he's decked out for himself and musing it's like an oasis in the middle of the dark pit of hell they live in.
Just rewatched last night and thought it was incredible; the characters, the music, the acting, the story, the setting, EVERYTHING about this film is almost perfect.
Day of the dead is a masterpiece my favorite of the trilogy! Is dark and had the gore!
The tribute film NIGHTMARE IN ZOMBIE CITY has references to Romero!!!
Steele looks YOUNGER in the interview than he does in the movie!!!
I thought the same lol
The Guy was an olympic weight lifter and American footballer. RIP Gary
@@paulbirkbeck1790 you can tell the way he charged into the zombie when running towards the locked door
@@eivindgjengstjohansen9625 total powerhouse of a man
To everyone on this movie: thank you!!!
Gumball LastRally yw
My most favorite film ever, R.I.P. George Romero.
REST IN POWER GEORGE A. ROMERO!!! you have inspired generations... you're one of a kind. the gratitude is endless...
Jimmy De'Souza
We remenber him for the zombies movies! He is the father of the gender of zombies movies he is a legend. RIP Romero
RIP Mr. George Romero, thank you for contribution to horror cinema
:( and Gary Karl and joe
And I think fisher died in real life and more but not all of them
i saw this when i was 6.
it is the film that inspired me to get into special effects, and am now a horror filmmaker as well.
you could say, quite literally, that this film trailblazed the path of my life.
George would be proud to hear that :)
I didn't know Joe Pilato was gone until I came back to watch this again. Man, that's a blow. Day of the Dead is more than just my favourite movie, it's literally a part of me. HIs autograph on my beloved signed poster just became that bit more special to me. RIP Joe, thanks for everything, hope you enjoyed the ride. x
I hope George is resting well. The king will one day rise again. RIP
Amen.
MrSpinel the dead will have their day
I really miss George, he was a huge influence in me getting into filmmaking. He was my director idol.
A friend and I snuck into the theater to see Day of the Dead when I was 12. Man, I regretted that. I wasnt prepared for the extreme gore. Took me a few years to rewatch it, and it's been my favorite Dead film since. The effects are still best imo.
All 85 minutes of this documentary just blew right by me. The care and love that went into the making of Day of the Dead only makes my appreciation for it grow.
RIP GAR : You were my favourite Director since 1981 when I watched Dawn at my 10th Birthday party. My fellow guests were horrified, I was mesmerized. x
p.s. Thanks for sharing - can't believe this is a new doco for me! Loved every moment! :D xx
day of the dead will live forever! it really was lighting in a bottle & way ahead of it's time!
Richard Liberty's character was my favorite thing about Day of the Dead. The actor is just so damn good and brought a lot of charm and much needed humor and wit to an otherwise bleak movie. And that's not a discouraging remark towards the movie itself. Next to Dawn of the Dead, Day of the Dead is my second favorite zombie movie.
He died in 2000 at age 68
Way ahead of its time: science of doubt, cultural clash, military industrial complex, the beginning and end. Love the lines. Love the gore. Imagine if the full script had been made, way ahead.
Rest in George a Romero
Rest in peace Joe Pilato aka Captain Rhodes
I want to see this how come when somebody like that dies they don't say it on the 7 News you have to find out through media outlets on cell phones and stuff like that in the media is my dear not big news but if it was somebody like a president or whoever the media would have been all over it rest in peace Joseph Pilato AKA roads you'll never be forgotten you're in a better place God bless you brother
Honestly, the best thing to hear from this whole thing is how much everyone loved working on this movie that I love.
To hear it brought them just as much joy as it broght me is wonderful.
ive met most these guys at cons over the years and their so nice and wonderful to chat with. this is by far my fav movie of them all!
I think I was like, 10 year old? I watched the full uncut thing while my parents were sleeping peacefully. Damn, I still can remember being completely paralyzed at the end unable to stand and reach my room.
Probably the most disturbing zombie film ever made, and of course the best one, second to none.
iorch82 it's so intense as a kid haha.
🤣🤣🤣 yep … it was that convincing…
Man a great documentary for a great movie! Saw it in the theater when i was 9 and have been obsessed ever since! Takes me back to a time when things were simple...for me anyway. This movie is a gem and im glad more people are tuning in to George Romeros genius!
Day was my introduction to the Living Dead Trilogy. I never bothered to watch Romero's films growing up because I had some sort of preconceived notion about them. Just watched Day and the rest a month ago. It does everything I love with horror. Small cast, small set, unbeatable odds, and the creature serves as a piece to really highlight the drama between the humans. Takes me back to Alien and The Thing. This is without a doubt the best of the Living Dead Trilogy.
I was 19 in 1985 and I found Day of the Dead in a video store and it's been my favorite movie ever since. When I married my husband, The World Inside Your Eyes was our song.
That's so cool and that song has stayed with me ever since I first saw the movie in about 1999. Was only 4 in 1985 but this for me is one of the definitive 80's horror movies and a big favourite
I love this movie. I'm so glad it's finally getting it's due with the fans!
The greatest movie of the original trilogy
The greatest zombie movie of all time!
After all the years of zombie films, Day of the dead is still one of the best ever of all time. R.I.P. George.
This is the movie that made me fall in love with the zombie genre some 25 years ago. The opening 6 minutes will stick with me forever as just awesome. My personal favourite zombie movie ever and that says a lot as I've seen most zombie movies.Thank you so much for sharing this documentary very much enjoyed it RIP G.A.ROMERO
I love the cast in this film, they played their role well.
This movie has aged so well and John Harrison's score is brilliant. It really takes me back to my late adolescence I'm the late 1980s and early 1990s. I saw a clip of this on some news presentation about gore in movies and it scared the hell out of me. Zombies always bugged me in a way nothing else in horror could. I couldn't even look at the box when I went to the video store, but eventually I worked up the courage (with some help from my friends) to rent it. I still own a VHS copy.
WOW, ROMERO ACTUALLY MADE 2 ZOMBIE TRILOGIES IN 1 LIFETIME!! WHAT AN ACHIEVEMENT... R.I.P. GEORGE, YOU WILL ALWAYS BE KING OF THE ZOMBIES!!
This has always been my most favorite zombie movie of all time..I have watched it countless times
Watched this movie the other night for the first time, relevant themes in 2021
this has been my favorite movie for 30 years.
i remember watching this for the first time at 6 years old. thinking it was something special.
some people play music as their backround house noise. i turn on day of the dead.
maskedathiest yeah when you are a kid Romero's films are intense as hell, completely scary.
I also do this. You can hear Rhodes yelling from my place at least once a day.
its so weird some people did not like this film because hands down this is my favorite of the dead movies
I remember seeing this at a time when you would leave the dark and depressing movie theater after watching this dark and dreary movie and walked out into the bright sunlight that so opposed the mood and emotion that consumed me while watching this film. I remember leaving the theater sort of in a daze.
My all time favorite zombie flick.
Everything about it is satisfying, from the slightly over the top/comic book characters/portrayals to the editing, direction, tone and score (the score in particular works on the level that it sounds 'dream like' and odd, energetic and haunting all at the same time) and the effects, of course...best ever depicted in a walking dead feature.
Simply brilliant, from the entertainment level of a horror film to the commentary on issues of the day.
I wish Gary Klar read these to know how much he is appreciated as an actor (and even in the documentary including him)
I remember as a kid going to the video store and seeing g the poster for this movie. It gave me nightmares Everytime I'd go there . It wasn't until many years later I actually started to love zombie movies. This is a total masterpiece!
Richard did an amazing job as Logan, his facination with the undead's function and what drives them. I loved his explanation of the brain activity and his enthusiasm.
I was 15-16 when this was in theaters, but I saw it when it was released in VHS and it was quite an experience. EXCELLENT film.
This movie is definitely my favorite of the trilogy. The gore is top notch, Bub, Rhodes and Frankenstein were a great triumvirate of characters that played off each other very nicely. Also, the suspenseful opening left quite the impression in 8 year old me. I love this movie.
There all classics love George A Romero. RIP George your the Horror Master ❤
This is incredible, and I love this movie, Rest in peace George A. Romero, thanks for everything.
Some of the best written and complex dialogue ever written in a horror film
i think most people wanting another dawn movie when day was released, another horror movie with a bit of slapstick comedy, but day was more serious and grown up to be honest. it's my favorite movie in the series.
turns 35 today!
Still one of Romero’s best
He was the master of zombie movies blending commentary of the human condition with frights and gore
Bub is a cool zombie, the score is pretty sweet, there’s some genuine emotional moments, and it emulates the hopelessness of the apocalypse ticking down
A poetic and thought provoking conclusion to this trilogy
48:01 THIS. This right here was NEXT LEVEL SHIT...saw it when I was....oh....8 or 9, and THOSE last parts (where the 2 guys get pulled apart while alive) stuck with me FOREVER.
I was showing friends these parts, in my early 30's, who still hadn't seen it, and they had NO IDEA that anyone had ever attempted to do ANYTHING LIKE this.
Modern films seem to sometimes have more blood and violence than in the past but they rarely have this level of crazy gore.
Same here. I was a young horror addict just waiting for this to finally hit rental shelves, and holy hell I knew even at 11 or 12 that the effects were beyond anything imagined before.
That’s what age I was when I watched it in the 80s with my cuz ...talking of him he couldn’t sleep for 4 nights after we done the dead marathon
MyCatInABox that part is frkn crazy...
when he's yelling CHOKE ON 'EMMMMMMMMM! at the end...oh god. that scene is forever going to stand out to me. not even because of the special effects (which of course are CRAZY good) but him yelling that makes that scene stand out to me above most scenes in most movies. this, dawn of the dead, and evil dead were MY SHIT as a teen in the 90s/early 2000s. my favorite thing ever was to smoke and watch one of them. i watched them so much my VHS copies stopped working. i went through 2 or 3 of each one from watching and rewatching. i only occasionally smoke now as an adult, but i still absolutely love to get high and watch these movies.
I'm so sad I never got to meet my hero: Romero was going to attend a horror con in Indianapolis this summer but fell ill and couldn't attend. A lot of people were really let down. RIP Mr. Romero.
Martin Niese I was lucky enough to meet him, albeit briefly. I tried to give him a piece of art I made and his agent dude wouldn’t take it. I told him to quit smoking too. :/
This my favourite of Romero's dead films. Modern zombie films owe everything to his work. I love the clinical feeling of the white walls.., claustrophobia of the endless dark tunnels.. and that creepy score.
Rip George Romero father of zombie films Rip Ralph Marrero aka private Rickles Rip Joseph Pilato aka Captain Rhodes and Rip Richard Liberty aka Doctor Logan aka Frankenstain
R.I.P. Captain Rhodes(Joe Pilato), you were one of a kind.
"Is this the shit that's supposed to knock our socks off?!?" - my favorite line from the movie...sampled it for a song twenty years ago, lol.
Saw and in the theater when it was released and many times since. Incredible movie with some of the finest acting ever seen. Love it.
As much as I love Dawn of the Dead, Day of the Dead has always been my favorite.
The amount of work and passion put into a movie so minimalistic, this is what ensured the creation of complete despair, apocalypse, and emptiness.
A brilliant film. The atmosphere of the movie is just great, you really feel they are utterly DOOMED from the start.. A shame he never got to make Road of the Dead, I didn't even realize he had passed away.. :(
An absolute masterpiece of horror cinema, from the soundtrack to the effects, to the characters and performances and, of course, Romeros genius.
This film was George at the top of his Game, the writing the acting, the camera work as Miguel kneels at the elevator and all the zombies are behind him it's horrific, and the Florida scenes are great, George was a Great film maker also a top notch editor. God bless you George♥️
I'm sorry this movie didn't get the pop that it deserved, I really am. It's an amazing piece of cinema, just amazing. I'm so happy that today it gets the recognition it deserves!!!!
As a 9 year old Day was my first introduction to Romeros amazing trilogy, It terrified 9 year old me but I would sneakily watch it at every opportunity I was unsupervised with the VCR!! Still watch all 3 movies to this day. Thank you Mr Romero for a fantastic genre.
For me this movie stands head and shoulders above all other zombie movies. The characters, music, special effects and story are all top notch.
As a kid this was my first movie zombie experience after seeing Thriller maybe a year or two before. Freaked and shocked me at the time. I even remember the eerie howling noise in the trailer, then the arms burst out... still get chills! A masterpiece of a a movie. When 28 Days Later and Resident Evil came out it didn't have the same impact.
Some of this they talk themselves down, I consider Day to be the second best film after Dawn. There is no way it is not a masterpiece, and also Joe Pilato plays Rhodes so well, I never once thought it was unrealistic. Also the score is a work of art. I hate to think these people don't really think that there's people out there who consider it the highest form of art. I had no idea some Romero fans of the day werent impressed, I saw this in the 90s, 2 days after Dawn, and was absolutely blown away. Also I think Savini would make a great Rhodes, and also that the film it is is probably better than the film that was planned, as Romero even said. The end confused me but I would never boo :-) Great docu thanks very much. Amazing!
Radiant Silver Labs i Love's day of the dead is my favorite of the trilogy. Is a Classic! Joe Pilato acting was great! I hate him! So he make a Good work!
Ditto, i watched this as soon as i was old enough to ride my bike to the video store in the mid-90's. Because up until then one of the stories my mom would always tell me, was the original Night of the Living Dead! So i was ecstatic to find out that there were sequels! And Day has been my favorite ever since.
And i always took the ending to mean that most of the movie was her reliving things that actually happened in her dreams, with more than a bit of nightmare logic thrown in.
Sorry if I said his name wrong I just wanted to say I think you know what y'all say a prayer for Joe Pilato in his family because they lost a week we lost a good person in the horror genre and I said you know I'm saying to myself please God don't let don't take any more people from the genre away from us that we have so much to learn from these people I know it might seem sound corny to you guys but we lost Richard Ramiro for no reason you know he was so talented and there's nobody could ever duplicate what he does and somebody tries to cheat him try to replicate his work is an idiot you can't make good shot good Sean you know good slasher movies like George Romero nobody can do that George Romero was a genius when he knows he has a vision and they will come to him in his mind in his brain God bless George Romero God bless Joe Pilato made a up maybe both rest in peace
Favorite film from Romero and all type of dead films.Thank you mr. Romero.
When your talking Zombie flicks Romero is the Goat... No questions
One of my favorite all time, I randomly yell RHODES! every now and then LoL... Thanks George Romero for all the great films R.I.P to the Legend
Romero's third installment, but for me, it's THE best Zombie movie ever made. Period.
1:15:09 Don't beat yourself up Joe, you're Jay Baumans favorite part in the whole movie.
Bear Mole every comment section is like a Tums Festival!
This movie broke new ground!
who cares about that hack fraud
i judge every zombie film i watch against this film . and none have beaten it yet.
What do you think of the return of the living dead films?
My DVD copy didn't come with a 'making of' documentary, so it was good to see this.
A film ahead of its time👍
I’ve lost count how many times I have watched this film and it is a masterpiece! Xxx
Holy fuckin shit! What did I just see?! Seven years ago I wrote my bachelor's Film Studies thesis on this masterpiece and there was so little to find on this film anywhere... and a documentary of this sort... I honestly didn't even dare to dream of! This was absolutely fantastic!
I first saw Day of the Dead when I was 14, it was my Dad's favorite zombie film, hell, maybe even horror film alltogether, a buddy of mine and I got to meet Joe Pilato at a horror convention in our early 20s, this film means the world to me! Take it from a hardcore Romero fan and fan of the series, it is the best! Perfect from beginning to end!
God bless Romero, God bless Pilato, R.I.P., brothers, you are dearly missed.
I hope to one day get the opportunity to helm a DAY OF THE DEAD remake, once all the smoke dies down from the over saturation of zombie like films comes and goes. It would be amazing to take the original script and play with everything. I can't help imagine what this film would have been, and I can only imagine it would have been amazing.
I saw this at my local cinema when it came out.... loved it, still love it
Saw it 3 times when it first came out. I was 16, but my mom was cool enough to talk to the theater workers and let them know she gave her permission for me to see the movie. She loved horror too!!!
*_Day_*_ of the _*_Dead_* is my favorite out of the original Romero Living Dead trilogy, I honestly like it more than _Dawn_ (Don't hurt me, please!). I'm glad this film has gotten more love now, it's a movie I will always happily defend for as long as I live.