Night of the Living Dead (1990) - They Are Us, We Are Them Scene (10/10) | Movieclips
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Barbara (Patricia Tallman) goes back to the farm after rejoining with other survivors.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
For reasons unknown, the recently deceased are rising from the grave as flesh-hungry zombies. Fleeing from the undead horde, a small group of survivors, including Barbara (Patricia Tallman), Ben (Tony Todd) and Harry (Tom Towles), sequester themselves in a remote farmhouse. With the zombies outside the house multiplying, tensions flare, as the group argues over the best way to escape their increasingly dire situation before they are overrun completely.
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TM & © Sony (1990)
Cast: Tom Towles, Patricia Tallman, Tony Todd
Director: Tom Savini
Producers: Declan Baldwin, Ami Artzi, Menahem Golan, Christine Forrest, George A. Romero, John A. Russo, Russell Streiner
Screenwriters: George A. Romero, John A. Russo
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I think Ben pauses at the end because he noticed her that she made it. It was the last shred of himself, even in that state right before the end.
Like, "You made it, at least..."?
This scene always made me sad because it's clear from his reaction, even as a zombie, that Ben recognizes Barbara. It even looks as though he tried to say her name.
If the little girl killed her mother, I'm pretty sure Ben would have killed Barbara.
Our 1st zombie rights activist lol
@@HomeSkillit lol.
I believe Tom Savini made a nod to day of the dead where the zombies we’re becoming smarter
Roy Baty The girl kinda came from a dysfunctional family. With how complicit the mom was, who knows what the daughter blames on her mom.
I love how Barbara didn't even hesitate to shoot Cooper. Lol 😂😂😂
Yeahh feel really justified she did that.
She became just a brutal as the guys out there who saved them. FItting end for such an amazing movie.
I met Patricia Talliman at a convention.. and told her that very thing. She loved how I said it, and was very appreciative I understood why the changed the story that way.
I can’t believe I’m saying this but cooper was right the cellar was the safest option
@@ceejay3521 even in the original.
He recognized her. He saw her and he recognized her.
yea
that's one awesome thing from romero's zombies, they are slightly capable to remember from when they were alive, search Bub the zombie, iconic af.
@@bozmundarts2614 Ya, but this early in the game? Bare in mind that the only reason for this movie's existence, while a good movie in it's own right, was because Romero was pissed about his first movie accidentally being public domain. This was meant to make back all the money he lost. By his own admittance no less. So with Savini's direction, doing something like this is a bit of a shocker to me, because at this point in the game, the Ghouls were only supposed to show primitive intelligence before it evolved. (The use of tools and improvising and that sort.)
@@Shanethefilmmaker waaaait, day of the dead with bub came out at 1985, and this came out in 1989 (in the original Ben got shot as a human and Barbara was very far from the badass she turned here)... Soooo... It is possible the guys who directed this remake thought of adding that detail...
I think Romero didn't participate in this remake..... Or so I heard somewhere, I could be wrong...
@@bozmundarts2614 You may want to check the Screenplay Credit. This movie is written by Romero. The guy that was hired to direct this movie, is the guy who did the gore and zombie effects in Dawn and Day. Tom Savini. Whom you may also know as the man who physically created Jason Voorhees, not once, not twice but three times if you count the game.
I like this ending more than the original. I also like remake Barbara more, she was less annoying and incompetent. I like how badass Barbara became.
The original would have been more like this, but because of the times, they wouldn't let a Black man be the hero & a woman be a strong character. I'm paraphrasing because I can't remember exactly the source of the information but this is probably why the remake was created :) I still love both.
^^^ The remake was created just to update the newer generation with a more modern look to it. Kind of like a remaster.
I don't. They just made her more into a tomboy. It's such a cliche female action hero trope.
@@HippieGoddess142 Yeah, that's true. But at least it was still realistic to a sense where she still had flaws and went through character development to get to that point. Movies now with "badass" female characters are the worst. No flaws, no emotion, perfect at everything, better than everyone etc. It's awful and annoying.
@@HippieGoddess142 Wow, you're a moron. She naturally became a baddass in this movie, you dolt. Her character in this remake was actually inspired after Ellen Ripley from Alien. And I can really see that. And it's just awesome.
RIP George A Romero -- Thank you for all the horror
ZippedMouthGaming RIP
This movie was actually directed by Tom Savini, although Romero did ask him to do it.
ZippedMouthGaming dumbass
Is you know he is always going to be remember now I just want to say that I was even more sent to hear the passing of Joe a lotto made all the people who made the zombie movies great God bless them and they will never be forgotten they will live on in our hearts and our memories
@@Lospollos24 no u
I also want to add that the tagline: 'When there is no more room in hell, the dead will walk the earth' from Dawn is absolutely genius and really encapsulates the underlying theme of the Romero movies.
Read by Duane Jones, the original "Ben" character from Night of the Living Dead. Great opening for the movie.
@@jamesobrian1643it's readed by tom foree,not duane jones
@@mau7522Ken Foree*
In my opinion, this is the most realistic outcome of a zombie outbreak in America, after the initial surprise in the evening/night, out comes the guns and everything is under control by the next day: beers, guns and firing range, thats why it was only "Night of the living Dead", the other movies are great too, but this is great finale, cheers
Depends on how it's spread. If it's spread like an airborne disease and that's how people become zombies, very unlikely for it to be like this. Lol Especially if bigger cities fall first.
Well said
This is only the beginning. There's less people around to die in a small town like this, thus adding to their numbers. Cities get overrun first, then eventually they come for them. And they still have to be on the lookout for anything that can cause death, as where there's corpses, there's zombies.
Now maybe not
Dawn of the Dead is actually the sequel to this. Things definitely don't get better lol.
This Barbara is less annoying than in the original!
Lol, she was catatonic. That triggers you?
First Barbara was terrible.
She was different, as the age the movie was shooted. Guys, are you ok?
The first one was better
The Barbara from 1968 was catatonic, inconsolable and scared out of her wits, as many would likely be in a scenario like this. This Barbara from 1989 (year it takes place) was someone who was resourceful, pragmatic and a quick learner, as many would at least attempt to be in a scenario like this. Both are products of their respective times, and neither one invalidates the other since people would likely act like one of them. It's understandable to gravitate to this version of her because she's someone we would strive to be and/or would want to help us survive a zombie apocalypse.
this ending always bugged me. you can see a real connection with barb and ben in this version of night of the living dead. it sucks that ben died
Yes, but that is what makes it a good movie. I hate watching a movie and I can't get into an actor because I know that they are going to last through the movie and be a hero. Whenever someone dies that is important, boom! That has my attention. The Walking Dead used to do a great job with it... Not so much any more. I also don't appreciate it when everyone dies and the apocalypse isn't averted. That is just lazy writing.
It’s what makes it tragic. There was an actual friendship there. It would be weird to make the film have a happy ending considering the original also didn’t have one. Instead this is more tragic and less mean spirited (Barb dies in the og cuz she’s useless and Ben gets mistaken for a zombie).
It's called a tragedy, dumbass
Drama needs it sometimes
@@isaywhateveriwantandyougot7421 someone is feeling angsty today lol name calling does nothing to me, sweetie. Just so you know 🤷♀️
@@mariaann4717 Does enough to make you respond though
One of the greatest technical remakes of all time, its a shame how underrated it has always been. The soundtrack is just epic. I also love how Ben was throwing down some serious martial arts moves after the truck explosion. I always thought it hinted at him having a military or law enforcement background. My all time favorite zombie film.
Night of the Living Dead 1990 is my favorite zombie film as well!
Underrated? Absolute nonsense, it's almost a cult classic. No idea why so many people upvoted your nonsensical comment.
he was a vietnam veterean
I agree - it’s just a shame that Tom Savini wasn’t allowed to have as much gore as he wanted.
The actress and actors in this movie were really good .
yeah, tony todd gave an amazing performance. love him
The real Claire Redfield
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@A.C Videos studios oh ok
Yeah, amazing cast and amazing production and artistic team. George Romero supervising on stage, that was awesome. Awesome movie.
I remember watching this movie at night all alone...it was windy and raining outside and I was just 15 years old back in 1999....oh the memories. I always loved horror movies.
"There us and we are them." that line is seriously the most haunting thing in any zombie movie ever. that Zombie's, are just humans who lost their humanity...thus ending meaning that you don't have to be dead, to be a zombie.
"There us and we are them" -🤓
I like that they didn't do a straight up remake. The alternative ending was a great one.
Ben couldn't never seem to catch a break. Whether it was in the original. This version or even in N.O.L.D: Origins.
The actor in the original actually WANTED his character to die, believe it or not
@@16shogunelitegreen Yeah, I’ve heard about that.
What's N.O.L.D origins..?
@@bozmundarts2614 Origins was very much the same story except that it was set in a large city as opposed to a rural area with the same characters fighting to survive. Somewhat animated with cgi special effects. Tony Todd of course did the voice of Ben. The now late Joe Pantalono from both Dawn and Day did the voice for Harry Cooper. At the end of this film Ben like in the original is the sole survivor only to get shot in the head by a sniper who mistook him for one of the zombies. Ben’s backstory was actually different where he had a wife and daughter. Night of the Living Dead: Origins.
@@bozmundarts2614
Is that a videogame series or a movie series?
I didt want Ben to die
Aaron Smith I know, he's such an awesome character.
It’s better then the original where he was simply mistaken for a zombie
Neither did I :(
This ending to Ben was better and made more sense. In the original, he had the chance to yell at the men with guns and call out that he wasn't infected, but instead he just stared at them frozen and quiet and let them kill him for no reason. Which was so stupid asf. This version though it made more sense cause he was actually a zombie and he couldn't do shit so then it made sense to kill him here.
+Ricardo Cisnero He had just came out the cellar and did know what was going on . keep in mind the house was over ran with zombies but the guy who shot him had an excellent aim he shot a head shot thru a window from a good lil distance lol
That ending always freaked me out, that zombie version of Ben just coming out of nowhere
same
I always thought they shot him because he was black 🤷🏾♂️🤣
@@Crows87 wtf
How did he become one of them? he wasn't bit unless he died from his gun wound and the radiation brought him back.
@@DanNZ4 I've always wondered that , just how
The way he stares after getting shot is quite powerful in my opinion
If zombies could speak, then they would ask...
"Why?"
Ik this is supposed to be deep but an answer to that is YOU ARE EATING US ALIVE@@DMlTREl
1:54 I love how he just pops up like: “what up?”
This and The blob are the most underrated horror remakes of all time. Shame that Tom Savini doesnt direct that often.
Oh man, I haven't thought about The Blob in years! The original version used to play on local TV back in the 80's. I think I've only seen the remake once. I'm going to have to track down both versions now.
I love the old black and white blob. When the old drunk with the dog gets the blob on his hand and they take him back to town to the Dr. The 80s version made the blob a Apex predator
Joe Page the original blob wasn’t black and white
@@Gladorn The original with Steve McQueen is amazing. The 80's remake with Kevin Dillon was also done with care like this film.
@@Shatamx I grew up watching a lot of the black and white classics with my dad. I still remember getting 3-D glasses from 7-11 and watching an after midnight TV movie special: The Creature from the Black Lagoon. I know that I was pretty young, and my brother fell asleep before the movie.
I miss popcorn and movies. My kids don't have the same tastes or patience.
I absolutely loved this version of babara! its surprising they made her the survivor. she became so strong immediately.. also I don't understand why they didn't do a sequel with her in it ..
I would have loved to see in the other sequels and what she has been doing
Film didn’t make enough money to warrant a sequel unfortunately
@@sterlingwilliams8645 I figured the Dawn of the Dead remake was technically a remake to this
Guess she had to leave for Vorlon space.
@@p.z.arnott2329
It would've been awesome to see this version of the movie get a sequel especially with this version of Barbara too.
This version of her is better than the original version of her
She's so so pretty
Absolutely
Nope
Oh yeah!
Karen Margaret Hughes Howlett umm agree to disagree she looks average
She looks like a red headed female James Cromwell
i was rooting for Ben this entire time, i got so heart broken when i first saw this scene.
that weasel cooper deserved this, what a selfish asshole. --So satisfying
It's sad Ben turned into a zombie
Yep
They were so wrong for having us believe that he would make it since he managed to safely hole himself up down in the cellar not knowing that he would still succumb to his gunshot wounds since the virus or radiation quickly reanimated people as soon as they died from whatever causes. This remake should have offered its viewers an alternate ending.
@@furious3383 facts
@@furious3383 yeah but the original ending was also sad, it would be weird to see it have a happy ending
2:01.....he looks at Barbara. Holds his stare. Is there a flicker of remembrance in his mind?? Does he KNOW who she is? Or merely sense a familiarity he doesn't understand......the way his mouth lifts in to the beginnings of a snarl but he still doesn't move, and is then blown away! Like the zombie daughter earlier in the film, does she recognise Cooper in some way?? She could have gone for him first but doesn't, despite him being the closest. She goes for Ben instead on hearing his voice.
I always thought that they had some small sense of memory from before they turned. I mean, if they were fully brain dead and couldn’t remember anything, how could they pick up tools and use them as weapons?
Romero's zombies seem to hold on to some of their humanity, something other zombies in pop culture never seem to possess. Dawn of the Dead has the zombies returning and trying to get into the mall as it was once a place they had good experiences in, and then theres Day of the Dead's trained zombie who appears to have regained a lot of his former self, but still lives with instinct.
It's cannon that they do hold a small ember of their past selves. It's why the zombies were drawn to places they often visited in life, like the mall in the sequel.
@@ratsofftoya don't forget land of the dead
"They are us, We Are Them"-Barbara "We are the walking dead."-Rick Grimes
-🤓
Probably the best horror remake ever!It is almost equal than the original!
Best zombie remake movie goes to dawn of the dead! Hands down!
@@j.garcia6206 I hate the runner-type zombies so much and yet that movie easily gets in my Top 5 Zombie Films list. So many things were done right in that movie: gore, sensation of isolation and helplessness, soundtrack... hands down one of the best remakes.
@@j.garcia6206 I prefer this, but DOTD (2004) is a good remake though.
@The Caped Critique “some of them were just zombie food” I mean what do you expect from a zombie movie? 🤨
1990 version is wack
I love Savinis version of this masterpiece. Romero never uses the word zombies and why the dead come back...its presumed its a meteor from space but is never confirmed thats what makes it unusually scary. Tony Todd was perfect for Ben too. Deff. one of my favorite movies!
I always thought this remake was way underrated. When I really think about it, I think I actually like this version better than the original.
I love how they played it so straight. So it kept the intensity up throughout the movie.
Robert B Pretty sure the movie hints at radiation. Not a meteor.
I'll never like it more than the original, but it does illustrate some of the original's points better, like how humanity's biggest enemy in a catastrophe is itself. Barbra isn't just some propped up macho female to compensate for the original film, it's rather clear she isn't processing her experience and is basically going psycho as a defense mechanism.
In the original the returning Venus Probe was carrying an unknown form of radiation and it was heavily hinted that was the cause.
Half of me thinks that Ben was still there. After all he could have just lunged out and attacked em especially the dude that was legit nose to nose from his face .
I think the way he died “Blood Loss” was that he was alive during the turning process and was still aware of his surroundings and could still recognize people or the infection was still effecting him but at a slower time that making him still in turning process before the radiation process completes.
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But the thing is that the turning process doesn't start until you die
"They're us. We're them and they're us." Great quote with greater significance.
Mike Basil Really makes you think, doesn't it?
Except she's talking shit. She moralizes over the hillbillies having fun killing the zombies that are a threat to our species and society but it's fine for her to go kill a living person in cold blood. Hypocrite.
Rods toy box ...He had it coming! XD
So do the zombies. Just don't start moralizing about it all if you're going to then go murder someone.
Rods toy box Good point.
I remember watching this as a kid, so much memories from a Taiwan television.
There's no way those two guys DIDN'T hear Cooper talking to Barbara. I don't imagine they'll keep making fun of her after she's shown no hesitation in putting down humans.
Oh yeah. Even if they didn't hear him they can tell by his body that he wasn't a zombie. She's cold blooded. Love this version of the character.
To be fair having just shot a few rounds of 5.56 inside a house their hearing might be slightly compromised
He wasn't very loud.
Or just assumed that she must've had a good reason for it and didn't care beyond that; one more body won't change much.
@@lordofthedumps8392 No kidding. I popped off a few rounds indoors ten years ago, my ears haven't stopped ringing since.
VA: "Not service-connected."
I was 13 when this movie came out and had a super crush on Particia Tallman. I am pretty sure it is the reason I still like short hair on women to this day.
Quiet weakling
Short hair girls is the best
I was 4
I was nonexistent at this time.But I feel you...she’s smoking hot.
@@Assassino275 You liked your own comment. You have no right to call people weak, if you're gonna troll, be funny next time.
I always thought Patricia Tillman was pretty fuckin' hot after I saw this back in the day.
Hell yea! Rockin' the short haircut too! One of the few women to wear it that sexy.
She still is hot. I met her at a con a few years back and she is hands down one of the coolest people to meet. She even autographed my copy of Army of Darkness (she played the possessed witch that Ash kills in both the medieval era and the S-Mart ending).
Babylon 5
@@alucard624 nice
think this might be one of the very few movies that wich zombies lose,,
I don't think they lose i's jus this is a small town less dead can rise and people have better means to self defense
I think Shaun of the Dead takes the cake when it comes to getting rid of zombies.
Louis-Philippe Nault yes well said
That's not true, though. No matter what happens, no matter how many of them you take care of, the cause of the recently dead's brains reviving is never fully revealed, and there will therefore continue to be more of them whenever somep-- somebody had a heart attack, stroke, or died from old age. If those fumes gave them asthma and cancer, and they succumbed to it, their surviving peers will just have more of them to deal with. Fire can control viruses, but it can't control unknown causes that may very well be strange waves introduced to the earth.
TheNotverysocial to be fift
1:51 has always annoyed me, just the way he opens the door without any thought about proper breach and clear protocol in the event of a zombie being right behind the door.
In any other movie he would have gotten his face bitten off, look how close Ben was to him
They're a bunch of good ol' boys, not trained military. They get all their training from movies.
“What in Jupiter’s balls are you doing alone little lady?!”
*waggles eyebrows*
Barbera's look in this movie inspired Capcom for Jill Valentine's look in Resident Evil 3 (short, red hair). And "Zombie" Tony Todd was Capcom's inspiration for "Marvin" when he becomes a zombie in Resident Evil 2.
Interesting. Where did you hear that?
@@realmofgaming7124 just a guess
The ending of this movie look ambiguous because after all the insanity Barbara looked like she lost all of her humanity after looking into the fire of the burning zombies.
This Barbara reminds me of a mixture of Jill Valentine and Rebecca Chambers 😍💋
Fun Fact: This version of Barbra was actually inspired after Ellen Ripley from Alien.
..Hah Yeah i kinda does huh?
I can see it Rebecca in that she learns how to deal with all this madness, then Jill when she tries to rally support and becoming more of a Leader
Haha i see what you mean
Joining those anti-zombie militias would be fun knowing you have a lot of people with guns and the zombies are superslow.
I watched this movie when I was 8 years old and I couldn't forget this scene. It's so powerful.
Same. That’s why I’m here now
Same for me
One of my fav’s from my childhood. My best friend Michael and I would play like we were fighting off zombies all the time. We used this movie as the structure to our zombie fantasy wars.
I was 7 first time I saw this I the early 90's. Even had a dream about these creatures.
How’s Michael now
@@ACP-GC Well, other than the headshot...
Great way to change the ending! Tom Savini did George proud. This will stand with the original as cult masterpieces. Tony Todd rocked this roll. Candyman comin'! Ooooo!
Look the acting wasn't the best in this movie, but that look of bewilderment when she discovered Harry survived the night was perfect. Gotta love how swift that justice was.
That's not justice. It's plain murder
@@youtubemember1115 It IS justice, Cooper put Barbara in deadly dangerous situation then he taken her rifle and killed Ben by shooting at him
Tony Todd looks creepy as hell as a Zombie he gave me nightmares when I first scene this back then. I love how Romero changed alot about this 90s remake so it's not just retelling the original one beat for beat.
Barbara killed that mfR 4 Ben.
In the original black and white version everyone dies I really love this version.
1:53 is so resident evil.
Agreed
No, RE was released in 1996 so RE copied this scene.
Nicklaus Kindelberger Lol Most definitely!
@@rowdyroddysniper3377 I met more along the lines of the bathtub scare in the remake or something like that.
Nicklaus Kindelberger I disagree with your point, but I’m too scared to challenge you on it. 🧟♂️💥🔫
2:00 Ben recognizes Barbara 😥😥😥
For one, it was tragic that this happened to Ben. He was one of the best people in this. And if they did something about Cooper in the beginning. The others at the farmhouse would still be alive and the place would've remained safe till help arrived.
"Say, didn't this zombie say something?"
"Nope"
"Are you sure? I swear I heard something"
"Must've been the wind"
"He said Duck Dynasty wasn't real, so I showed that sumbitch what was a real with a cap in his crown." "Oh, well then, good job!"
Cooper:You Came Back You Came Back
Barbara:*Shoots Him In the head with a Revolver*
So happy I got to meet Mr Todd about 10 years ago. Got lucky enough to BS with him for about 10 odd minutes in the lobby of a hotel for a convention, talking with him about Candyman but more NOTLD.
i actually like this ending than the original.
Joel Johnson No it didn’t lol, they couldn’t see the color of his skin it was dark, and even if they did they thought it was a zombie regardless.
I met Tony Todd. He is so nice. I couldn't help but fangirl hard.
Great underrated gem of the 90s
This is the best adaptation of the 1968 version. Even the zombies look more realistic. Tony Todd did a fantastic job as Ben!
2:44 For you she didn't
stlouisrocker100 14steyfgfgggghy
Damn right's.. that slimy bastard.. killed the black guy
primalfury2011 he did kill Ben, he shot ben in the right side of the chest😠😡😠😡😠🇺🇸
Nathaniel Rodel Rogacion cuz America is awesome!
Lol @ 2:44 0.25x
So much better than the original. Ben and Barbara were fantastic especially. Even though I hate to see Ben die, at least his death makes sense here, unlike the original where he just got shot like a dog.
The irony that the one that should have survived (Ben) turned into a zombie, while the villain made it to the end.
I understand her frustration of killing him, he was an awful man and a liability throughout the movie
That reanimation of Ben still give me chills💯
Brarba became as strong as a Ripley in the end of this movie. One of the best female protagonists in film.
I wasn't aware that the 1968 movie got remade, glad that I am now.
@@justinratcliffe947 woopes, thanks for telling me; I'll fix it right now. Have a nice day.
It got remade twice. Do NOT see the other one. It's rubbish. Adds this bizarre plot about the local undertaker, drug runners, and dared to make it a gimmicky 3D film.
@@Bluesit32 understood, I'll do my best not to hunt it down.
probably the only situation when hillbillies save the day
Have you watched Tucker and Dale vs. Evil?
You forget hillbillies have most of the guns and ammo so of course..
hillbillies with guns pretty much won the Revolution and started this country lol
In 1969 version, Ben was killed by posses mistaking him a zombie. In remake version, he was shot by Harry, he was in basement. Later, the posses opened the door and zombie Ben came and glared at Barbara. Posse shot him
I remember seeing this movie when I was really young. Must’ve been about 5 or 6 years old when I woke up and I went into my parents room because I heard the tv on. I don’t remember much but I explicitly remember this scene with the chainsaw and the dude stepping out with that look on his face. And the pile of burning bodies after that. After all these years I’ve finally found out which movie that was
this was one of my favorite zombie movies if not the best I can watch it over and over again without getting bored and a great ending
Best Zombie Remake ever! The cast was great too!
When did they do this remake?
@@anthonyrnkn Dude, it says the date right on the title of this video. Do you need glasses?
i agree with you
This is a masterpiece in remakes. You won't get another remake like this so enjoy it.
2:34 is my favorite part
It’s a damn shame she was right all along, all they had to do was just leave. Or at least looked in the damn basement to find the keys.
The attic turned out to be completely safe as well.
I've always believed Barbara was the reason why Jill Valentine design was close to hers. lol
One of my favorite classic zombie horror film ever. Better than the older black and white version as well. None of the zombie films today are made like this masterpiece by romero. 90s baby!! Loved it!
The ending shows that this is the end of the world Ben didnt got bite, he "died" and turned into one of these things
Eh, it worked out just fine in The Walking Dead. Just need to get used to putting the dead down.
It was all fun and games in the beginning but I imagine when the days turned into weeks, then into months and so on. Most of them probably died down the road.
I like this ending, ties it into Dawn of the Dead really well
The thing that no one ever talks about is that Ben is never bit... he dies of his wounds and then turns. So everyone is infected and will turn in not shot in the head
Ben made her strong without him she never would of survived.
Agreed. She was a mess until he encouraged her to fight.
In a way Cooper got a remixed Ben's Death from the original film Barbara line after she shot him That's another one for the fire confirms it LOL. Its kinda funny in both versions the 1968 and the 1990s films somebody got shot in the head while still being alive.this was such an underrated remake that I really enjoyed.
How is it kinda funny?
@@lordseaworth6055 It was funny because he actually deserved it.
"They are us! They are the same animal, simply functioning less perfectly. They can be tricked, you see! They can fooled into being good little girls and boys, the same way we were tricked into it with some reward to come..."
Logan Frankenstein/Richard Liberty
Nice!
Who knew the zombie apocalypse would be so... fun?
I love how in this version Cooper’s Fate is technically Ben’s in the original 😆
R.I.P. George Romero. King of all Zombie films
Worth it. Such a classic horror movie.
I always loved this remake. Good stuff
This is what TWD should have been.
I think the first two seasons of TWD were great. Had more of a suspense/horror feel to it. Same ol' shit now though. But they did fire the original producer I think
too much filler , too many characters , a lack of social commentary at least none i can think of, terrible effects, lack of realism/danger seriously they kill 20 at time . night of the living dead in particular the original did a great job setting up the situation through newscasts which i love. i'd love to see a rival to the walking dead that's actually good kinda like the 70's tvshow surviours
That's all TWD is. A continuation of Romero's work. Except that it's darker and sadder. Including the comics and the games. Same golden rule: To turn: You die from any cause non brain related. Or in other cases: Bitten.
This was where it came from.
TWD has it's way of drawing from the Romero's zombie universe films, but I prefer the fact that they use it in the video game and the comics more than the AMC series
Amazing ending from a fantastic zombie horror remake movie! Hello from Athens Greece!
I do like the classic version of this, but I just like Barbara’s character way more than the first one.
Agreed. Granted, both can be considered A) different methods of coping with stress and B) reflective of gender norms at the time. At least this iteration of Barbara wasn't annoying/catatonic dead weight.
In my opinion Ben had just recently turned. That's why he remembered Barbara.
On 2:05 it sound like he said her name if almost he still had a little bit of memory left in him as a zombie.
Yeah I think Ben was trying to say something
Nope, don't hear it.
Almost like he was mouthing the word. Interesting observation !
@@jamesobrian1643 no, is your imagination
Imagine if in his last moments Ben was happy to see what Barbara survived
I haven't seen this version (only the original) but from what I've seen through clips, what they did with Barbara is kinda did what TWD did with Carol. Originally both were more of an issue (Carol in the comics being useless, Barbara being in shock to the point of checking out) but the newer versions made them grow and become stronger as a result of the circumstances (Carol becoming a badass and one of the top people, Barbara being the sole survivor)
It's highly recommended. Savini played with audience expectations right from the beginning.
Love this movie it’s a classic, this Barbra is awesome.
This scene made me sad because he helped during most of the zombie apocalypse and he still turned in to one and you could tell when he came out the door that he knew who she was
They’re coming to get you, Barbara😂😂😂😂 I really dig the Michael Jackson make up thriller coming back from the cemetery
02:42 - 02:45 - I'm thinking that Harry would have preferred that Barbara DIDN'T come back! :)
I haven't seen the movie.whydidsje do that?
@@janebaker4912 Barbara kills him in a fit of rage for causing Ben to die
We'll miss you George A. Romero
I like the ending credits music of this movie. Fantastical...
If not for cooper we can have 3 survivors