Day of the Dead

This is another classic zombie movie filmed in the 80's by the legendary filmmaker George A. Romero. There are a lot of elements I love about this film. Always, the gore is sweet. My favorite part is when all the zombies... Full review

I was expecting a lot, because of what a great film Dawn of the Dead was, but because of so many cut backs, it wasn't George Romero's true vision. Instead, we got this, still entertaining, but defiantly the worst of the... Full review

Well, the only big mistake of that movie was to pretend to be the remake of a classic, when it was not. That must have disappointed and angered a lot of people. Actually "Day of the Dead" is a highly entertaining... Full review

this movie is exlentit isso awsome it is violent. there zombie eating pepole. and it started the smart zombie era. gorge remeor is an exlent director. this the best zombie movie ever.just three word to say cocke on it... Full review

After such great films as Night and Dawn, George A. Romero seemed he couldn't make a bad movie, but he failed with this one. Don't get me wrong, Day is still an amazing movie, but you really won't care for it... Full review

A Film by Steve Miner. Now let's begin there. I honestly like Steve Miner. He's directed Soul Man, Friday the 13th parts 2 and 3, as well as producing the original and The Last House on the Left. That's not a... Full review

A must watch for Zombie fans. Probably the best of the best for its time and maybe, the best of all time.... Full review

Just plain scary. The actors had played there part to the best of the film to make it realistic. Great FX.... Full review

The reason this movie sucked royally was not because it didn't have the potential to be a good movie it was mainly casting. I don't understand why mainstream Hollywood horror movies cast ridiculous people in roles that don't fit them. The... Full review

Steve Miner, as a director, isn't bad. He directed my favorite entries in the Friday the 13th series, Halloween: H20, and Lake Placid. None of these movies are Oscar worthy, but they are all good, fun horror films. What he was... Full review

If you right-click here (then click 'save as') you can read the final draft for the film, which was based on the original film by George A. Romero. As you can see, it's quite different than the film that was delivered to you supportive fans. ... Full Review

For me, I like the claustrophobic vibe to the film, done to much better effect than in DAWN, and I find the odiousness of Capt. Rhodes (my man, Joe Pilato) quite humorous. Romero took flack for this film, mainly because the audience couldn't really find one character they could like. ... Full Review

Conclusion: Day of the Dead is by far the weakest of Romero's zombie tetralogy, but I enjoy enough of its bloody final reel and a few other moments scattered throughout to find the movie worth picking up again. Savini takes a much more realistic approach this time around as well, and the make-up effects in Day of the Dead have aged remarkably well. ... Full Review

With his third installment in the "Living Dead" series, George A. Romero explicitly reinforces the point....the true monster of these films....the worst of George Romero's "Dead".... ... Full Review

Day of the Dead is very talkative and slow-moving for large chunks of the film, but when the chaos begins, the mild boredom of its earlier moments all seems worth it. The third and final entry in George A. Romero's zombie trilogy, Day of the Dead takes place in a bleak world where humanity is all but decimated. ... Full Review

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I enjoy a good horror movie and am a big fan of the work of George Romero. The only reason I watched the entire movie is that I have seen all of the Night of the Living Dead related movies. ... Full Article

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