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At an underground Florida research station, Dr. Logan (Richard Liberty) conducts grotesque experiments on captured zombies to search for a way that the living and the living dead can cohabitate. Begrudgingly sharing the facility with the doctor is military man Rhodes (Joe Pilato) and his underlings. Scientist Sarah (Lori Cardille) and her fellow survivors seek refuge at the compound just in time to see a clash between Logan and Rhodes reach a critical turning point. DAY OF THE DEAD stands as the most controversial film in the DEAD series. While some feel that its confined, talky nature prevents it from achieving the constant white-knuckle thrills of the previous two films, others admire its strides toward figuring out what drives the zombies.Product Identifiers
ProducerRichard P. Rubinstein
EAN5027035004259
eBay Product ID (ePID)51518149
Product Key Features
ActorRichard Liberty, Jarlath Conroy, Antone Dileo, Lori Cardille, John Amplas, Joseph Pilato, G. Howard Klar, Howard Sherman, Terence Alexander
Film/TV TitleDay of the Dead
DirectorGeorge A. Romero
LanguageEnglish
Run Time101 Mins
Release Year2006
FormatDVD
FeaturesCommentaries\Documentaries\Behind the Scenes
GenreHorror/Occult, General
Additional Product Features
Number of Discs2
Certificate18
Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States of America
ComposerJohn Harrison
Production DesignerClotus Anderson
Additional InformationThe third chapter in the saga that director George Romero started in 1968 with NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD moves the story further along the timeline of the zombie apocalypse to a time when survivors are few and far between. At an underground Florida research station, Dr. Logan (Richard Liberty) conducts grotesque experiments on captured zombies to search for a way that the living and the living dead can cohabitate. Begrudgingly sharing the facility with the doctor is military man Rhodes (Joe Pilato) and his underlings. Scientist Sarah (Lori Cardille) and her fellow survivors seek refuge at the compound just in time to see a clash between Logan and Rhodes reach a critical turning point. DAY OF THE DEAD stands as the most controversial film in the series. While some feel that its confined, talky nature prevents it from achieving the constant white-knuckle thrills of the previous two films, others admire its strides toward figuring out what drives the zombies. Regardless, the third act features the most extreme and well-executed special effects in the series, with several gory sequences that will leave an undeniable impression on those who witness them.
ReviewsNew York Times - ...Affords [Romero] the opportunity for intermittent philosophy and satire, without compromising his reputation as the grisliest guy around...
ScreenwriterGeorge A. Romero
Special EffectsTom Savini
Art DirectorBruce Miller
Movie/TV TitleDay Of The Dead
Director of PhotographyMichael Gornick