| Night of the Living Dead (1968),
				Director: George A. Romero, rated R for violence 
				and gore, cannibalism 
				They keep 
				coming back in a bloodthirsty lust for HUMAN FLESH!... 
				
				  Starring: Duane 
				Jones, Judith O'Dea, Marilyn Eastman, Karl Hardman, Judith 
				Ridley, Keith Wayne, Kyra Schon, Charles Craig 
				DML Rating: 
				★★★★★★★★☆☆ 
				- great 
				"They're coming to get 
				you, Barbara, there's one of them now!" - Johnny 
				Why watch this? 
				For a midnight "B" movie, it has had quite and impact on the genre it 
				created. 
				Plot Summary: 
				When the dead mysteriously begin to rise and feast on the 
				living, a group of strangers find themselves trapped together in 
				a rural farmhouse. They must barricade themselves inside and 
				contend not only with the increasing hordes of flesh-eating 
				ghouls outside but also with the mounting tension and conflict 
				amongst themselves. Their desperate struggle to survive the 
				night amidst the escalating horror reveals the fragility of 
				humanity. Dad's Preview: 
				During the film's opening sequence, I was like, "Is this a comedy?" It is 
				so hokey and poorly made. Then, it shifts gears, and the zombies 
				become a real threat. A group of fleeing strangers barricade 
				themselves in a house. The dead keep coming, and the paranoia 
				tightens. The actors were all unknown, and it was shot in black 
				and white, appearing as a newsreel. This adds to the perception that this 
				could be real film footage. And those guts... ewww! 
				 Image Ten; 
				Continental Dist.
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