Lori Cardille, Terry Alexander, Joseph Pilato
A small group of military officers and scientists dwell in an underground bunker as the world above is overrun by zombies.
DVD Release Date: November 10, 1998
Stats: 3,227 reviews
Day of the Dead has a great scene with a zombie listening to a Walkman. Zombies enter the 80's in this very enjoyable horror that's not as good as the previous two but is still one of the best in the genres!
This is one of the most under-rated films ever. It was practically doomed to cult-status from the word go. Basically, George Romero wrote a script and took it to a company to get it funded. They like the script and offered George 7 million dollars on the condition he would make t...( read more)
In 1985 this zombie movie virtually went by unnoticed except for many Romero fans. It was virtually dead a week or two after it hit the theaters. Many attribute its failings to the other many horror films released that year including "Re-Animator", "Fright Night", and "Return of ...( read more)
Interesting ideas kicked around, impressive special effects for their day and the acting stays just the right side of hammy
The (up until recently!) final chapter of the Romero zombie trilogy sees a research installation operating on the ragged edge in a world seemingly populated by nothing but zombies. Easily the weakest of the original three films it lacks the impact of Night, and the suspense of Da...( read more)
The plot is amazing, but the execution not so much. The acting was pretty bad, even for a movie not requiring much talent. It's worth watching for the crazy experiments on zombies, great effects. It just seems that not as much effort was put into this as there was for its predece...( read more)
Part of Romero's original dead trilogy (but he has gone on to do Land of the Dead & Diary of the Dead) is not nearly as good as Night of the Living Dead or Dawn of the Dead. The zombies have a little more depth (Bub anyways) but the rest of the characters suffer in the shallowne...( read more)
Pretty fascinating film and very different, with some very good performances and a great final act makes this film one of the best zombie films ever made.
You want to put some kind of explanation on all this? Here's one as good as any other. We're bein' punished by the Creator. He visited a curse on us. Maybe He didn't want to see us blow ourselves up, put a big hole in the sky. Maybe He just wanted to show us He's still the Boss Man. Maybe He figure, we gettin' too big for our britches, tryin' to figure His shit out.
The zombies flesh is a blue/grey color because their flesh is dead and cold.
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