Directed by:
Tom SaviniCinematography:
Frank PrinziComposer:
Paul McColloughCast:
Tony Todd, Patricia Tallman, Tom Towles, McKee Anderson, William Butler, Bill Moseley, Katie Finneran, Heather Mazur, Stacie Foster, John W. Iwanonkiw (more)VOD (2)
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A high-tech, color remake of the 1968 black-and-white low-budget horror classic about corpses that come back to life as flesh-eating zombies and terrorize the Pennsylvania countryside. Following the original plot almost to the letter (with a few surprises thrown in), the film opens in a rural cemetery where the heroine Barbara and her brother are visiting the grave of their mother. The brother is killed by one of the zombies and Barbara seeks refuge in a farmhouse with six other survivors. While desperately trying to barricade the house against the zombies, the seven people inside fight among themselves, undermining their attempts to fend off the slow-moving, but relentless army of ghouls. (official distributor synopsis)
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A worthy remake of Romero’s aged classic. The changes in the plot are probably for the worse, for instance, there are very few of the radio and TV reports that gave the original a touch of realism, but the make-up has improved, of course, thanks to which the remake will work better with the average viewer.
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It doesn’t try to outdo the black-and-white original, but goes its own slightly B-movie way, which is less ambitious, but all the more entertaining. By the standards of the modern (and color) form of the horror genre, it does well with its morbid humour and more visceral brutality. It is also pleasing with its criticism of society in the more literal, almost cartoonish climax.
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