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Title: Night Of The Living Dead 3D (2007) Starring: Brianna Brown, Joshua DesRoches, Sid Haig, Greg Travis, and Johanna Black Director: Jeff Broadstreet Rating: R (Restricted) Runtime: 80 minutes Avg. Score: 3 Submit Comment Hits: 8

Review of Night Of The Living Dead 3D

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• Posted on 2008-06-20
  Night of the Living Dead 3D
  
  Today I received and watched The Night of The Living Dead 3D. The story line held my interest, but I was amazed by the 3D effects. It's been a long time since I have seen a 3D movie with effects that took me back to the movies of the fifties. I am looking forward to the day that It Came From Outer Space and House of Wax are released in 3D DVD. My eyes adjusted to the glasses 5 minutes into the movie. Again, the 3D effects were awesome.
  
  Score: 5
• Posted on 2008-06-07
  How Bad Can It Really Be?
  
  "How bad?" I wondered. I can enjoy a bad movie if it seems like the film makers were at least trying. But this is the worst kind of bad. This is what happens when no-talent opportunist hacks who have no love or respect for the genre attempt to cash in on a classic which happens to be in the public domain. You see, it didn't cost them anything to steal the name or plot from Night of the Living Dead, and they knew it would be a marketable title, so they really didn't need to invest any time or effort in to making the actual film. Lazy. Insipid. An insult to genre fans everywhere.
  Score: 1
• Posted on 2008-05-25
  Good Fun great accessories
  
  Pluses:
  The 3D glasses are a real plus and make the product worthwhile. Makes for good movie night get together. Good fun for a low budget horror that incorporates the original flick into the plot. Interesting soundtrack.
  
  Minuses:
  There are some holes and loose ends and the final scene feels truncated.
  Score: 3
• Posted on 2008-05-22
  Best video 3D to date
  
  Enough has been said about the quality (or lack thereof) of this "remake" of George Romero's classic (which surprised and chilled me in its original theatrical release). For my part, I've seen worse. What's worth talking about is the quality of the 3D in this particular entry. It's far superior to anything I've seen offered on DVD so far. I have always LOVED 3D! So much so that I endured "Spy Kids 3D" and "Comin' At Ya!" which should give you some idea of my desperate, nostalgic passion for the technology. Those efforts left much to be desired, suffering color quality loss and often only marginal effectiveness. Not so with this one. The visual effect is consistent and the color doesn't mutate. In short, if you're NOT into 3D, give this movie a pass. But if you're an addict like me, give it a try.
  Score: 3
• Posted on 2008-05-15
  Sid Haig deserves better
  
  If you know absolutely nothing about this flick, let it be known now that Night of the Living Dead 3-D has nothing in common whatsoever with George Romero's all time classic of the same name. This is not the classic zombie movie that started it all in 3-D (you can more than likely figure that out just by looking at the cover of the DVD case), but rather an ultra low-budget, terrible zombie movie that just so happens to bear the same name. Cult actor favorite Sid "Captain Spaulding" Haig stars here, and he certainly deserves better than having to be in this. The zombie makeup is horrid, there is virtually no blood to be found, and the film as a whole just comes off as one big joke that no one is laughing at. It isn't even so bad it's funny either, it's just plain awful. The fact that it's in 3-D may coax some cackles, but even the 3-D glasses are just plain lame. Avoid.
  Score: 1