Night of the Living Dead (1990) - Out of Print

[mayorofsmpleton]

Originally Posted by madlost1

I'm sorry but 28 days did not have zombies it had rage infected people.

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28 Days Later had rage infected people. 28 Days had Sandra Bullock

[thephantomcat]

Originally Posted by mayorofsmpleton

28 Days Later had rage infected people. 28 Days had Sandra Bullock

Excellent.

[Stinky-Dinkins]

Originally Posted by mayorofsmpleton

28 Days Later had rage infected people. 28 Days had Sandra Bullock

Sandra Bullock is the greater threat FACT.

[evoxturbo]

Originally Posted by Blu-Moon

I'm sorry if you think I was being "aggressive," but that's my opinion. And as I said, this is no way to gain mainstream acceptance for the format. DVD still exists for a reason.

I don't think that NOTLD 90 being released on Blu-ray with only 3000 copies made is trying to convert people from buying DVD's to buying Blu-rays. It was released for the hardcore fans. This movie bombed at theaters. Sony did not want to take the chance that this movie wouldn't sell on Blu-ray. They wanted to make a set amount of money on the film and they did.

[dantexaiver]

Originally Posted by evoxturbo

I don't think that NOTLD 90 being released on Blu-ray with only 3000 copies made is trying to convert people from buying DVD's to buying Blu-rays. It was released for the hardcore fans. This movie bombed at theaters. Sony did not want to take the chance that this movie wouldn't sell on Blu-ray. They wanted to make a set amount of money on the film and they did.

Makes you wonder how much they made in sales of the DVD they put out long ago.

[evoxturbo]

Originally Posted by dantexaiver

Makes you wonder how much they made in sales of the DVD they put out long ago.

I dont think I ever in my life saw this DVD in a store. I only was able to buy a VHS of this in store.

[dantexaiver]

Originally Posted by evoxturbo

I dont think I ever in my life saw this DVD in a store. I only was able to buy a VHS of this in store.

I can not recall seeing a copy myself and I forget how I got mine lol it was either by trade or ebay years ago .

I cherish the Dead movies based in the Romero Universe and NOTLD on Bluray will make a fine addition my Romero zombie Bluray collection.

[HorrorBlu]

Originally Posted by evoxturbo

I dont think I ever in my life saw this DVD in a store. I only was able to buy a VHS of this in store.

It used to be in the bargain bins at K-Mart and Wal-Mart every October.

[Drinkinstein]

Originally Posted by dantexaiver

I can not recall seeing a copy myself and I forget how I got mine lol it was either by trade or ebay years ago .

I cherish the Dead movies based in the Romero Universe and NOTLD on Bluray will make a fine addition my Romero zombie Bluray collection.

I passed copies by for years thinking it was just another edition of the original! I think I finally picked up a copy in a drugstore or something after a buddy clued me in when I mentioned wishing the '90 version was out on DVD...

[therock666]

Originally Posted by HorrorBlu

It used to be in the bargain bins at K-Mart and Wal-Mart every October.

yep it was the first movie i bought on dvd with a dvd player at circuit city

but yes actually right now it is at walmart stores hallloween horror dvds but havent seen any horror blu-rays halloween rack yet?

[Leterface]

These TT releases will cause a flood of piratism. 10$ BD-r vs $100+ authentic BD.

[Lemmy Lugosi]

28 Weeks Later absolutely had zombies, infected or otherwise. See the "heli-chop-ter" scene if you doubt me.

For me, that means 28 Days Later's "infected" are most definitely also zombies, whether or not that was a ret-con in the sequel.

[Rocky01542]

Originally Posted by mars396

These are the essential MUST SEE "Zombie Apocalypse" movies IMO:


Night of the Living Dead (1968)
Dawn of the Dead (1978)
Day of the Dead (1985)
Night of the Living Dead (1990)
Dawn of the Dead (2004)

28 Days Later



(I really didn't like Land, Survival or the remade Day, though I love Diary)



and if you are into "Zombedies":

Zombieland
Shaun of the Dead
Planet Terror

Add Braindead/Dead-Alive, The Return of the Living Dead, Zombie Flesh Eaters/Zombie, and I'll have to agree.

Also, not really apocalypse but The Plague of the Zombies is a great zombie film too.

[evoxturbo]

How come nobody mentions the first Resident Evil film. It revived the zombie genre for the big screen. NOTLD 90 was the last theatrically released zombie film before Resident Evil.

Just like X-Men made superhero movies popular again.

[lildemon666]

When does the Christine BD go up for pre-order so I can lock my copy in?

[JLaw1719]

Originally Posted by Rocky01542

Add Braindead/Dead-Alive, The Return of the Living Dead, Zombie Flesh Eaters/Zombie, and I'll have to agree.

Also, not really apocalypse but The Plague of the Zombies is a great zombie film too.

As well as Let Sleeping Corpses Lie/The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue. Tombs of the Blind Dead. Probably a handful I'm not thinking of too at the moment.

[*PREACHER*]

Originally Posted by evoxturbo

How come nobody mentions the first Resident Evil film. It revived the zombie genre for the big screen. NOTLD 90 was the last theatrically released zombie film before Resident Evil.

Just like X-Men made superhero movies popular again.

Nah the zombie genre was revived with the Twilight saga, Kristen Stewert is my all time favorite zombie hottie!!!

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[evoxturbo]

[QUOTE=*PREACHER*;6506831]Nah the zombie genre was revived with the Twilight saga, Kristen Stewert is my all time favorite zombie hottie!!!



Kristin Stewart is no zombie. She is a Terminator.

[ROclockCK]

Originally Posted by Stinky-Dinkins

Sandra Bullock is the greater threat FACT.

I've always wanted to see a zombie movie starring Sandra Bullock*.

* Come to think of it, I probably already have...

[thephantomcat]

Originally Posted by lildemon666

When does the Christine BD go up for pre-order so I can lock my copy in?

Mid-Feb or so. I would check often for updates, coverart, etc. I follow Twlight Time on Facebook to be safe.