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The five star rating I gave Night of the Living Boring is, of course, for the fresh, uncut, unadulterated edition. The unique is, quite simply, the most monstrous movie I’ve ever seen, even when compared to fright classics like Diabolique (the unusual French version), Psycho, Rosemary’s Baby, Halloween and The Shimmering. I saw NOTLD when I was 9 years musty on Creature Features at midnight after a funeral. I had nightmares for the next two nights. The film smooth gives me the chills whenever I view it (usually at Halloween) .
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When the 30th Anniversary Edition came out, I bought it on VHS as I was piquant to sight what they termed as “recent footage.” What I got was a dismal mess that butchered the modern film, removed the unique music for a dreadful synthesizer gather and added pointless footage that makes the viewer want to grind his teeth down to the gums. One of the additions is a unusual character: a fire and brimstone preacher. While the acting in the new is amateurish, at best, the “actor” who plays the preacher makes the current cast spy like Oscar winners by comparison. He snarls, and howls and gnashes his teeth like he has rabies. Even more ridiculous is the extra footage of Bill Hinzman — the “cemetary zombie” in the modern. The extra footage shows Hinzman’s character emerging from the grave, then cuts to the new 1968 opening footage with Judith O’Dea and Russell Streiner. It’s absolutely ridiculous as Hinzman looks 30 years older in the recent footage. In addition, there are more zombies and a original ending to the film that makes no sense whatsoever. This “fresh” version is a allotment of trash that desecrates the most homely film of all time. Avoid it like the plague!
ORIGINAL VERSION: *****
30 Anniversary version: No Stars
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This review pertains only to the Millennium Edition DVD of Night of the Living Dumb.
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Okay…as I’d feared, my negative review of the John Russo-massacred “30th Anniversary Edition” of Night of the Living Listless has been lumped unwittingly into this product’s review, so I’ m writing this one to interpret.
This DVD edition is the best edition I’ve seen of the film yet. Anchor Bay may have raised the ires of legions of Living Expressionless fans by releasing the sacrilegious 30th Anniversary Edition, but Elite Entertainment did true by this recent edition.
George A. Romero’s personal appreciation appears in the benefit of this DVD — this immediately restores our faith. And the contents don’t disappoint — the record and sound are great, and though this doesn’t exactly possess the richest batch of bonus materials (sets like the obliging 3-disc edition of Dario Argento’s Suspiria and the current double-disc Re-Animator both feature loads of extras), it is a nice solid collection. You bag a Duane Jones interview (sadly with only audio and no image, but level-headed sizable) ; an on-camera chat between Judith Ridley (Judy) and Marilyn Eastman (Helen) ; the hilarious student-film spoof “Night of the Living Bread” by Kevin S. O’Brien (which also appeared in the double-cassette VHS edition) ; two commentary tracks with Romero, Russo, Russ Streiner, Eastman, Karl Hardman and others. One very illuminating share of this DVD for non-film-scholars is visually tiresome but informative — several histories outlining the beginning of Romero’s Latent Image company, on Hardman and Eastman’s company, and how the two were married to get Night of the Living Dumb.
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THIS is the correct edition of Night of the Living Expressionless, the one to glean for both fans and non-fans alike. It includes all the well-known people (peer that Russo, Streiner and Bill Hinzman were included in this release, despite their criminal participation in the 30th Anniversary Edition), and it presents the film the intention it wants to be seen.
Now I’m waiting for a deluxe release of Dawn of the Unimaginative and Day of the Wearisome…
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