Night of the Living Dead 3D (2006)

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A typical family burial ceremony turns into a life-or-death struggle with the living dead as the corpses of the recently deceased rise from their graves to feast on the flesh of the living in a three-dimensional remake of the George A. Romero classic. Barbara (Brianna Brown) and her brother Johnny… More A typical family burial ceremony turns into a life-or-death struggle with the living dead as the corpses of the recently deceased rise from their graves to feast on the flesh of the living in a three-dimensional remake of the George A. Romero classic. Barbara (Brianna Brown) and her brother Johnny (Ken Ward) have arrived at the cemetery to attend the burial of their beloved aunt, but their grieving is soon interrupted by the appearance of a menacing cannibalistic corpse with an exceptionally hearty appetite. After fleeing the cemetery in terror, Barbara is soon rescued by local college student Ben (Joshua DesRoches), and the pair quickly seeks refuge in Henry Cooper's (Greg Travis) nearby farmhouse. Though the prospect of becoming lunch for the living dead immediately prompts the frightened country-dwellers to board up the remote farmhouse until they can formulate an effective plan for escape, Barbara soon finds that the zombies outside may be the least of her worries when she uncovers the sinister secret of malevolent mortician Gerald Tovar Jr. (Sid Haig). ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

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Rating, Runtime: R, 1 hr. 20 min.
Directed By: Jeff Broadstreet
Written By: George A. Romero, John A. Russo, Robert Valding, John Russo
Genres: Horror

In Theaters: Nov 10, 2006 Limited
On DVD: Oct 9, 2007
Studio: Midnight Movies

Critic Reviews

Bill Gibron, DVD Verdict
Night of the Living Dead 3D ...(is) nothing more than stupefying skin snacking.
Felix Vasquez Jr., Film Threat
Some critics have alluded that the low budget and unusual direction of the story is intentional, but viewing "Night 3D," it's clearly the work of people who have no idea what the concept of film making means...
Mark Palermo, Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia)
The look of Night of the Living Dead 3D can be replicated by holding translucent red and blue Jolly Ranchers in front of your eyes while running in a park at night.
Brian Orndorf, FilmJerk.com
Broadstreet can barely keep up with his own filmmaking incompetence, directing a cast that resembles small town community theater understudies, and following a script that prompts every character to talk, and talk, and talk.
Luke Y. Thompson, L.A. Weekly
As a 3-D zombie flick on the big screen, it offers something new and fun: Zombies, breasts and copious joint-passing coming right out of the screen.

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Conner R

The only worthwhile thing was Sid Haig's two minute cameo where he is beating the shit out of zombies with a shovel. It's another failed attempt to remake a classic that just cannot be done. Hopefully they will give up soon and stop torturing audiences.
Brian D

Avoided this one.
Chad R

Trys to Rip off the original Night of the living dead buts sucks badly.
Leo L

It had great effects, the dialogue was cheesy!
Laurence C

Terrible. Terrible. Terrible. There's not a scare to be found, no suspense, no laughs, no gore, no nothing. Even as a campy horror comedy, the movie is an absolute failure. It's chock-full of ridiculous zombies that are barely any fun to watch moan and chomp, and don't… More
Terrible. Terrible. Terrible. There's not a scare to be found, no suspense, no laughs, no gore, no nothing. Even as a campy horror comedy, the movie is an absolute failure. It's chock-full of ridiculous zombies that are barely any fun to watch moan and chomp, and don't even get me started on the abysmal, headache-inducing 3-D effects. Whoever you are, horror/zombie fan or not, clearly, you DON'T need to see this.