Oldie and still a goodie... But in color! | Night of the Living Dead

THE CLASSIC THAT STARTED IT ALL | Night of the Living Dead | John A. Russo

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	• Night of the Living Dead John A. Russo Commonwealth Pubns Inc, 1997 average customer review:based on 410 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Formerly the definitive dvd version of NOTLD

This was the definitive version of NOTLD to own until the 40th anniversary came along. Night of the Living Dead 40th Anniv.

Oldie and still a goodie... But in color!

NOTLD is the beginning of my favorite zombie franchise. I can watch Romero's trilogy all day everyday. I love classic old school horror films. They seperate real horror from alot of the trash we get today. These older films utilize the atmosphere and character reactions to set the tone for the film. Instead of relying on shock value and obsessive gore which runs rampant in todays lackluster horror market. I need a story with some solid acting. And this film does it for me.

I really enjoy the atmosphere setting the scary mood for the film. The situation itself and the characters disbelief of what is going on adds to the fright. If you have a thing for old style horror and never seen this. Then I recommend checking this out. This film was excellent for its time but may not appeal to todays fans. If you plan on coming into this to see bionic, running zombies that scale walls. Then you should skip this.

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THE CLASSIC THAT STARTED IT ALL

This is the classic that started the whole flesh eating zombie genre , this is a good start to a new genre , this is the best edition dvd you can find , great acting for unknown actors , highly recommended.

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There's Always A Beginning

This is the movie that started it all. If you love horror movies, and more specifically, if you love zombie movies you owe a lot of your enjoyment to this film. Shocking for it's time and still holds up. What is most important about this film is that it gave director and creator George Romero a path to make the movies he wanted to make. For that alone it deserves immense respect as one of the all time classic films. 5 stars because I can't give 5 million stars.

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Real Horror

If you are looking for an interesting, original horror movie this is the one for you. This is not your typical movie at all.

There are no stars and Duane Jones (Ben) is the only substantial character (other than catatonic Barbara played by Judith O'Dea). It was shot on a shoestring budget (estimated at a little over $100,000) around Pittsburgh, PA.

The movie starts swiftly and emerges the audience without any warning into a nightmarish world. The quick pace of the film makes it easy to watch, and the intensity of it all--gripping the edge of your seat to see what happens next--totally captivates.

This movie is truly enjoyable. In the original black and white, it is an eerie film, not gory or gruesome. It is terrifying.

This edition also comes with the colorized version, which is not bad, but just strange (some colors are so vibrant and intense it shifts the mood of the scene, meanwhile other colors are paled or grayed and actually enhance the feeling of the scene). Watch it in black and white first, and then try it in color.

Either way, this film is a must see for horror fans.

One of my personal favorites!

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