Night of the Living Dead (1990) - There IS a fate worse than death

Night of the Living Dead

There IS a fate worse than death
( Horror )

US Runtime: 88 min

Premiere Date:
Oct 19, 1990 [USA]

Director:	Tom Savini

Writers:	John A. Russo [1968 screenplay] George A. Romero [1968 screenplay] George A. Romero [screenplay]

Producers:	Declan Baldwin [Line Producer] Christine Forrest [Associate Producer] Menahem Golan [Executive Producer] George A. Romero [Executive Producer] John A. Russo [Producer]

Music by	Paul McCollough

Cinematography:	Frank Prinzi

Edited by:	Tom Dubensky

Production Design:	Cletus Anderson

Costume Design:	Barbara Anderson

Production Companys:	21st Century Film Corporation Columbia Pictures Corporation

Cast:

Tony Todd Ben Patricia Tallman Barbara Tom Towles Harry Cooper McKee Anderson Helen Cooper William Butler Tom Bill Moseley Johnnie Heather Mazur Sarah Cooper David W. Butler Hondo Zachary Mott Bulldog Pat Reese The Mourner William Cameron The Newsman Pat Logan Uncle Rege Berle Ellis Flaming Zombie Bill 'Chilly Billy' Cardille T.V. Interviewer		Greg Funk Cemetery Zombie Tim Carrier Autopsy Zombie John Hamilton Crowbar Zombie Dyrk Ashton Truck Zombie Jordan Berlant Porch Zombie Albert Shellhammer Cousin Satchel Jay McDowell Front Door Zombie Walter Berry McGruder Kendal Kraft Bob Evans Zombie Stacie Foster Doll's Mom Zombie Charles Crawley Window Zombie John D. Bert Background Vigilante (uncredited) Tara Rial Girl in car (uncredited)

Crew:

Meredith Jacobson casting: New York Nancy A. Palmatier wardrobe supervisor Wendy Lee Roberts script supervisor		Thomas Stokes 2nd asst. wardrobe Stan Sztaba negative matcher

Special Effects:

Cinema Research Corporation

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Trivia:

The autopsy zombie at the beginning of the film was not in the original script, but was something that was added by Tom Savini.
The black man who comes through the window after they throw Macgruder out was a cab driver who Tom Savini took a ride from.
Bill 'Chilly Billy' Cardille appears as a reporter in both the 1969 version and the remake.
The nameplate on the house indicates an "M. Celeste." According to Tom Savini's commentary on the DVD, that's a direct reference to the "Mary Celeste", a ship that was discovered adrift at sea with the passengers and crew missing.
The Macgruder zombie was a man that director Tom Savini saw in a diner and told him that he would make a great zombie, the man agreed. He showed up to all of the premieres.

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