In this classic yet still creepy horror film, strangers hold up in a rural Pennsylvania farmhouse and battle constant attacks from dead locals who have been brought back to life by mysterious radiation. Note: This item contains a user-contributed srt subtitle file.

With that said, Night of the Living Dead (1990) was an enjoyable horror flick experience, one where it's a good time with color and gore and all (plus more full frontal zombie nudity) and as long as you don't think too deeply about what you are watching (and certainly don't try to compare the 1968 and 1990 versions together), you'll have fun. Lance Kilcoyne and NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD (1990). Free Music #117 (You Can't Dodge a Laser). Www.youtube.com Download Music: http://teknoaxe.

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WARNING - This is a graphic horror film with some gory special effects. You can find more information regarding this film on. Credits Directed by George A. Romero Writing credits - George A.

Romero, John A. Russo Cast Duane Jones - Ben Judith O'Dea - Barbra Karl Hardman - Harry Cooper Marilyn Eastman - Helen Cooper/Bug-eating zombie Keith Wayne - Tom Judith Ridley - Judy Kyra Schon - Karen Cooper/Upstairs body Charles Craig - Newscaster/Ghoul S.

William Hinzman - Cemetery ghoul (as Bill Heinzman) George Kosana - Sheriff McClelland Frank Doak - Scientist Bill 'Chilly Billy' Cardille - Field reporter A.C. McDonald - Ghoul Samuel R. Solito - Ghoul Mark Ricci - Washington scientist Lee Hartman - Ghoul/News reporter Jack Givens - Ghoul Rudy Ricci - Ghoul (as R.J.

Ricci) Paula Richards - Ghoul John Simpson - Ghoul Herbert Summer - Ghoul Richard Ricci - Ghoul William Burchinal - Ghoul Ross Harris - Ghoul Al Croft - Ghoul Jason Richards - Ghoul Dave James - Ghoul Sharon Carroll - Ghoul William Mogush - Ghoul Steve Hutsko - Ghoul Joann Michaels - Ghoul Phillip Smith - Ghoul Ella Mae Smith - Ghoul Randy Burr - Ghoul George A. Romero - Washington reporter (uncredited) John A. Cubase torrent crack mac.

Russo - Washington mililtary reporter/Ghoul in house (uncredited) Russell Streiner - Johnny (uncredited) Vincent D. Survinski - Vince, Posse gunman (uncredited) Produced by Karl Hardman, Russell Streiner Cinematography by George A. Romero Film Editing by George A. Romero, John A. If you enjoyed this classic horror film, now you can also enjoy the music, released for the first time ever on CD. THEY WON'T STAY DEAD!

Is the most comprehensive collection of music used in the soundtrack of NIGHT of the LIVING DEAD, digitally restored from original library Capitol Hi-'Q' LPs and reels. The CD is now available for pre-order through (just click on the cover art and you'll be taken directly to the order page) or Amazon via the following link: FYI, the music to NIGHT of the LIVING DEAD is not public domain, and has been licensed from the current rights holders and publishers for this CD release. George Romero's Night of the Living Dead helped to pave the way for subsequent horror classsics like Halloween and The Exorcist by taking away the gothicism of the horror flicks of the '30s and '40s and replacing it with hopelessness and paranoia. The plot is simple. A brother and sister go to a cemetery, and, when the brother is killed by a 'ghoul' (amazingly, the film never uses the term 'zombie') the sister escapes and finds her way to an abandoned farmhouse where a small groupof survivors has holled up. Romero's B-movie scenario of walking dead becomes horrifically believable as he shows us a realistic struggle between the characters and the attempts of the athorities to stop the deadly phenominon. The final ten minutes are gripping and show this is one of the most ionfluential horror films of the late 20th century.