Rejoice! For the Dead will walk again at Dawn!

Originally posted by (e)
Never seen any of them.

Can someone recommend the best in the series?

The first one, no matter what these others say.  

I can\'t believe you\'ve never seen it.

And by the first one he means Night of the Living Dead.

actually the ramake of "night of the living dead" is the best out of all of them



was produced by romero and directed by tom savini (both pittsburgh natives)

tony todd as ben is reason enough

plus the chick in the new one wasnt such a whiner as the original


"day of the dead" would be the continuation of the story, followed by "dawn of the dead"


some information about the original dawn of the dead location, monroeville mall, which i can see from my back yard
http://www.deadohio.com/MonroevilleMall.htm

Didn\'t even know about that!

I\'ll be renting it tomorrow.

I\'m sorry, but the remake of "Night" did not do it for me at all.  That story is just scarier in B&W.  I love the night photography in that film.  B&W night photography is infinitely scarier than color.

you got a point there, BUT....the acting/zombie makeup/character depth/sequencing/filming was so much better in the 2nd.

plus it had tony todd, i mean..come on

now, im not one for remakes, but it was still a romero/savini project

Originally posted by mm
actually the ramake of "night of the living dead" is the best out of all of them



was produced by romero and directed by tom savini (both pittsburgh natives)

tony todd as ben is reason enough

plus the chick in the new one wasnt such a whiner as the original


"day of the dead" would be the continuation of the story, followed by "dawn of the dead"


some information about the original dawn of the dead location, monroeville mall, which i can see from my back yard
http://www.deadohio.com/MonroevilleMall.htm

Thanks mm, Ill definetly check that out this weekend.

Plus this Romero guy you talk about quite alot, Any other movies of his I should check out?

well, his grand claim to fame will always be the "xxx of the dead" series

but he also did monkey shines, and creepshow

he might not have made many films, but he learned from the great such as Lucio Fulci, or Dario Argento

You\'re a movie nerd.

So?

Movies are an amazing tool for entertainment.

[Living-In-Clip]

Originally posted by mm
actually the ramake of "night of the living dead" is the best out of all of them



was produced by romero and directed by tom savini (both pittsburgh natives)

tony todd as ben is reason enough

plus the chick in the new one wasnt such a whiner as the original


"day of the dead" would be the continuation of the story, followed by "dawn of the dead"


some information about the original dawn of the dead location, monroeville mall, which i can see from my back yard
http://www.deadohio.com/MonroevilleMall.htm

The remake was nowhere near as good as the original. You blashpemer!

As for Romero - it\'s George Romero, check out \'Martin\', \'Monkey Shines\', \'Creepshow\' , \'The Dark Half \' and a couple others, most notable is the Dead trilogy and \'Martin\'.

[GmanJoe]

mm......you think the remake of Night of the Living Dead is better than the original?

Crikey. I knew you were just a pretender!

Originally posted by (e)
So?

Movies are an amazing tool for entertainment.

Really? Wow.



Thanks for lettin\' me in on that.


P.S. I\'m a movie nerd too, I was making a joke.

Originally posted by (e)
So?

Movies are an amazing tool for entertainment.

Reading is where it\'s at, foo.  O. G. Readmore says u just got served.

the original and the remake are identical films

the remake had better production value, better actors, better scripting, etc

its not like paul anderson did the remake

it was produced by romero and directed by savini sitting next to him

:rolleyes: