Night of the Living Dead with Tony Todd: DVD Cover

    Night of the Living Dead Director: Tom Savini Cast: Tony Todd, Patricia Tallman, Tom Towles, McKee Anderson

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    • DVD Release Date: 10/05/1999
    • Original Release: 1990
    • Rating: Rated R
    • Sales Rank: 4,278
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    Features

    Interactive menus; Audio: English two-channel (Dolby Surround), Portuguese (mono); Subtitles: English, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese, Korean, and Thai; Digitally remastered audio and anamorphic video; Production notes; Director Tom Savini's audio commentary; "The Dead Walk" making-of featurette; Theatrical trailers; Talent files; Scene selections

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    Scene Index

    Side #1- Widescreen
    0. Scene Selections
    1. Start [3:10]
    2. Grave situation [5:14]
    3. Uncle Rege's house [2:46]
    4. Ben [5:31]
    5. Yard clean-up [1:23]
    6. "Fight!" [1:56]
    7. Trash talk [2:51]
    8. Hell on earth [2:27]
    9. Gun search [2:27]
    10. Tom & Harry [7:17]
    11. In the cellar [1:58]
    12. Barricades [5:37]
    13. Ebs [1:20]
    14. "Open this door!" [2:56]
    15. Bitten [2:30]
    16. Mr. Magruder [2:22]
    17. "Is he dead?" [2:42]
    18. News report [2:52]
    19. Key search [2:36]
    20. Going for gas [3:58]
    21. Tom blows it [2:06]
    22. Sarah [:39]
    23. "I want that gun." [2:17]
    24. "Shoot it." [6:59]
    25. Last laugh [3:38]
    26. Having fun [2:18]
    27. Too late [:53]
    28. Another for the fire [5:15]
    Side #2- Full Screen
    0. Scene Selections
    1. Start [3:10]
    2. Grave situation [5:14]
    3. Uncle Rege's house [2:46]
    4. Ben [5:31]
    5. Yard clean-up [1:23]
    6. "Fight!" [1:56]
    7. Trash talk [2:51]
    8. Hell on earth [2:27]
    9. Gun search [2:27]
    10. Tom & Harry [7:17]
    11. In the cellar [1:58]
    12. Barricades [5:37]
    13. Ebs [1:20]
    14. "Open this door!" [2:56]
    15. Bitten [2:30]
    16. Mr. Magruder [2:22]
    17. "Is he dead?" [2:42]
    18. News report [2:52]
    19. Key search [2:36]
    20. Going for gas [3:58]
    21. Tom blows it [2:06]
    22. Sarah [:39]
    23. "I want that gun." [2:17]
    24. "Shoot it." [6:59]
    25. Last laugh [3:38]
    26. Having fun [2:18]
    27. Too late [:53]
    28. Another for the fire [5:15]

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    Editorial Reviews

    Makeup wizard Tom Savini's color remake of George A. Romero's 1968 classic follows the original almost shot-for-shot, so quality comparisons are somewhat pointless. The film was clearly made for younger viewers who refuse to watch black-and-white films, no matter how good they may be. The result is passable, but the very fact that the original was made 22 years before makes this version seem almost dated in its restraint. By the time of its release, Romero had already geometrically raised the gore quotient with Dawn of the Dead (1978) and Day of the Dead (1985), so Savini's starting back at square one further lessened the impact of this pointless retread. If this version has anything to offer, it is Patricia Tallman's engaging lead performance as a gun-toting independent woman, one of this film's few elements not lifted wholesale from Romero. Robert Firsching, All Movie Guide

    Customer Reviews

    Some of the BEST zombie effects.by Anonymous

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    August 21, 2006: Tom Savini and the makeup effects crew went to morgue and studied real corpses to get the full grasp on what a decomposing body actually looks like rather than guessing. Sure, in concept the original Dawn was great but the bluish-greyish facepaint was really really sad, even for the time. Makeup aside, I felt that the acting was quite a bit better than the original Night. Finally Barbara didn't sit and cry all the time - that just got annoying. If you enjoy zombie movies in general but are looking for a more serious film rather than a campy romp, buy this.

    greatby Anonymous

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    December 11, 2005: whoever thinks the remake is a total waste... think again. The remake is awsome. Who wants to watch the old one with the lead woman that is weak and scared to do anything? The new movie shows her strong and not afraid of anything. She grows in this movie and you can see that. The old one she just sat there and cried. Both moveis are good but if you like movies with deeper meening that what is just there on the surface see the new one, but still watch the old one to compare. They are both great movies


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