Night of the Living Dead (1990)

Editor's Note Seven people are trapped in an isolated farmhouse and living an unspeakable nightmare. Cannibalistic zombies have been awakened from the dead and are on a relentless killing and eating binge. Re-make of the 1968 George Romero classic.

	Tony Todd
	Patricia Tallman
	Frank Prinzi - Director of Photography
	George A. Romero - Screenwriter
	Tom Savini - Director

A high-tech, color remake of the 1968 black-and-white low-budget horror classic about corpses that come back to life as flesh-eating zombies and terrorize the Pennsylvania countryside. Following the original plot almost to the letter (with a few surprises thrown in), the film opens in a rural cemetery where the heroine Barbara and her brother are visiting the grave of their mother. The brother is killed by one of the zombies and Barbara seeks refuge in a farmhouse with six other survivors. While desperately trying to barricade the house against the zombies, the seven people inside fight among themselves, undermining their attempts to fend off the slow-moving, but relentless army of ghouls. New York Times
"...Witty, entertaining....This one knows how to bring tired zombies back to life..." 10/19/1990 p.C17

Los Angeles Times
"...Smart?...It is certainly a well-sustained entertainment..." 10/19/1990 p.F10