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title: "Night of the Living Dead"
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# Night of the Living Dead

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- **What is this?** Night of the Living Dead
- **How much does it cost?** S$16 with free shipping
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## Description

It's a new dawn for terror when the dead come back to feast on the living in this contemporary version of the horror classic.

Review: Forget the Critics - One of the best horror remakes out there and easily one of the best horror films of the 1990s. The 4k transfer looks great and contains both the original and the new uncut edition with the black-and-white opening sequence. The disc contains both a 7.1 and 5.1 mix, and the sound in general is terrific, with clearly audible dialog, booming action, and a creepy score that pops at just the right times. The original is a classic, but this version improves on the original both technically and story wise. Barbara's character arc is particularly well executed. Both Patricia Tallman and Tony Todd give memorable performances. Worth a watch if you haven't seen it, and if you have, the new 4k is worth the upgrade.
Review: Better than the Twilight Time release, works on U.S. bluray players. - I grabbed this release after missing out on the Twilight Time release that came out a few years ago. Night of the Living Dead (1990) was one of the first "remakes" of its kind, and it's great. There's enough changes from the original film that makes it unique, yet it keeps the feeling of bleakness and despair from the original film intact. Quick story: The original Night of the Living Dead (directed by George Romero) was originally titled "Night of the Flesh Eaters." Literally a day before release, they recieved a letter from an attorney stating that the title "Night of the Flesh Eaters" was already used. So George and Co. changed the title and the rest is history. HOWEVER, George and Co. forgot to trademark the title. Someone took notice and now there's hundreds of VHS and DVD releases of the original film. It's public domain. In 1989, Tom Savini (who did the makeup for George on "Dawn" and "Day" as well as "Friday the 13th") was contacted by George to remake the film. Well, Mr. Savini did a fantastic job and was a really cool guy about it. He even discussed how he tried to involve as many people that worked on the original 1968 film so they can "make some money" from the work they did in the first place. Awesome guy. Anyway, Night of the Living Dead (1990) came out on DVD many, many years ago and the first Blu-Ray release in the United States was via Twilight Time Entertainment back in......2013/2014? Now, Twilight Time Entertainment is a niche label and because of this, their releases are expensive AND limited (3000 copies in this case). In fact, most new releases from them is $30-$35 at pre-order and in the case of NOTLD (1990) was sold out in the pre-order stage. Time passed, pre-orders completely sold out and the Twilight Time version releases..........well, its botched. The transfer is too dark, color is off, there's a blue-ish tint to the film (despite supposedly being approved by Savini). Needless to say, US fans are NOT happy. To boot, due to the rareity of the Twilight Time release, expect to pay $80-$90-$100 on ebay for it. Fast forward to 2016. The Australian label, Umbrella Entertainment releases this version, completely corrected to the original theatrical release, presented in 1080p, no blue-ish tint, not dark, completely a MUCH better transfer. It's not perfect, don't expect a 4k scan, there are some minimal artifacts (pops and scratches) but its not unwatchable by any means. In fact, its the best we're going to get for now. Included are several bonus features including commentary, a "The Dead Walks" doc which covers a bit about the original film and the remake, makeup tests, etc. This disc has more features than the really expensive Twilight Time release by far. Also, although the disc is marked as a Region "B" release, I have tried the disc on both a Region A locked standalone blu-ray player and a United States Sony Playstation 4 console. Both the film and the special features played just fine on both devices. This item can be bought directly from the distributor's (Umbrella) website and here on desertcart. desertcart I believe is a couple bucks more expensive, BUT you'll probably get it faster than getting a shipment from Australia.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Contributor | John Russo, Patricia Tallman, Tom Savini, Tom Towles, Tony Todd, William Butler |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 3,626 Reviews |
| Format | DVD |
| Genre | Horror |
| Initial release date | 1990-10-19 |
| Language | English |

## Product Details

- **Contributor:** John Russo, Patricia Tallman, Tom Savini, Tom Towles, Tony Todd, William Butler
- **Format:** DVD
- **Genre:** Horror
- **Initial release date:** 1990-10-19
- **Language:** English

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Forget the Critics
*by T***D on September 29, 2025*

One of the best horror remakes out there and easily one of the best horror films of the 1990s. The 4k transfer looks great and contains both the original and the new uncut edition with the black-and-white opening sequence. The disc contains both a 7.1 and 5.1 mix, and the sound in general is terrific, with clearly audible dialog, booming action, and a creepy score that pops at just the right times. The original is a classic, but this version improves on the original both technically and story wise. Barbara's character arc is particularly well executed. Both Patricia Tallman and Tony Todd give memorable performances. Worth a watch if you haven't seen it, and if you have, the new 4k is worth the upgrade.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Better than the Twilight Time release, works on U.S. bluray players.
*by C***N on May 20, 2016*

I grabbed this release after missing out on the Twilight Time release that came out a few years ago. Night of the Living Dead (1990) was one of the first "remakes" of its kind, and it's great. There's enough changes from the original film that makes it unique, yet it keeps the feeling of bleakness and despair from the original film intact. Quick story: The original Night of the Living Dead (directed by George Romero) was originally titled "Night of the Flesh Eaters." Literally a day before release, they recieved a letter from an attorney stating that the title "Night of the Flesh Eaters" was already used. So George and Co. changed the title and the rest is history. HOWEVER, George and Co. forgot to trademark the title. Someone took notice and now there's hundreds of VHS and DVD releases of the original film. It's public domain. In 1989, Tom Savini (who did the makeup for George on "Dawn" and "Day" as well as "Friday the 13th") was contacted by George to remake the film. Well, Mr. Savini did a fantastic job and was a really cool guy about it. He even discussed how he tried to involve as many people that worked on the original 1968 film so they can "make some money" from the work they did in the first place. Awesome guy. Anyway, Night of the Living Dead (1990) came out on DVD many, many years ago and the first Blu-Ray release in the United States was via Twilight Time Entertainment back in......2013/2014? Now, Twilight Time Entertainment is a niche label and because of this, their releases are expensive AND limited (3000 copies in this case). In fact, most new releases from them is $30-$35 at pre-order and in the case of NOTLD (1990) was sold out in the pre-order stage. Time passed, pre-orders completely sold out and the Twilight Time version releases..........well, its botched. The transfer is too dark, color is off, there's a blue-ish tint to the film (despite supposedly being approved by Savini). Needless to say, US fans are NOT happy. To boot, due to the rareity of the Twilight Time release, expect to pay $80-$90-$100 on ebay for it. Fast forward to 2016. The Australian label, Umbrella Entertainment releases this version, completely corrected to the original theatrical release, presented in 1080p, no blue-ish tint, not dark, completely a MUCH better transfer. It's not perfect, don't expect a 4k scan, there are some minimal artifacts (pops and scratches) but its not unwatchable by any means. In fact, its the best we're going to get for now. Included are several bonus features including commentary, a "The Dead Walks" doc which covers a bit about the original film and the remake, makeup tests, etc. This disc has more features than the really expensive Twilight Time release by far. Also, although the disc is marked as a Region "B" release, I have tried the disc on both a Region A locked standalone blu-ray player and a United States Sony Playstation 4 console. Both the film and the special features played just fine on both devices. This item can be bought directly from the distributor's (Umbrella) website and here on Amazon. Amazon I believe is a couple bucks more expensive, BUT you'll probably get it faster than getting a shipment from Australia.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ RIP Tony Todd
*by B***N on November 10, 2025*

I can see why this movie was sold out so quickly and that I was fortunate enough to pre order a copy. I consider this one of the best horror movie remakes and I was thrilled to see that this was announced. The new uncensored directors cut is even better than the theatrical and gives off more impressive makeup and gore effects. It features my favorite performance of the late Tony Todd who played Ben here to perfection. Even though this steelbook really was limited I can say this to fans that it was definitely worth the hype.

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