I live in Evans City now. If I owned that property, I would find an old gas pump like the original, and build a similar shed, and build an outdoor theater, and have an annual showing of the movie right there. Anyone think it would be a hit?
Wow, that was a great little short film, I am surprised there hasn't been more viewings other than about fifty five after having been up since 2014, I mean, I seen alot of detail of the actual location on this video, and it was great. Ya never know what ya gonna see on youtube, that is for sure.
Bone Machine thanks Bones…too bad the project never really got any further..wanted to shoot the entire project in super 8 originally but never got enough resources…maybe the Living Dead Festival Save the Evans City Cemetery project will rise from the dead further down the road think organizer Gary Streiner will bring back the project
I have to say, although the farmhouse still stands, it's conversion to a faux log cabin really looks awful. Perhaps someday a NOTLD fan will buy the property and convert the house back to its original form.
Why in the hell did you tear down the barn/she'd and where the heck is the gas pump???? I hate it when people don't keep up on upkeep .... just sad to see soo much magical horror classic History destroyed. Shame on her... ye be damned
I live in Evans City now. If I owned that property, I would find an old gas pump like the original, and build a similar shed, and build an outdoor theater, and have an annual showing of the movie right there. Anyone think it would be a hit?
Hell yeah it would.
I own a piece of the original house siding.
Seems like this was filmed in the mid 70s, not 2011, damn.
Wow, that was a great little short film, I am surprised there hasn't been more viewings other than about fifty five after having been up since 2014, I mean, I seen alot of detail of the actual location on this video, and it was great. Ya never know what ya gonna see on youtube, that is for sure.
This a great filming location video! Well done.
Bone Machine thanks Bones…too bad the project never really got any further..wanted to shoot the entire project in super 8 originally but never got enough resources…maybe the Living Dead Festival Save the Evans City Cemetery project will rise from the dead further down the road think organizer Gary Streiner will bring back the project
cool. thanks to everyone involved in this tour. the best and most detailed one i've seen yet. i've wondered before what the homestead looks like now.
that's not the original house. they tore down the original house & that cabin-looking house is built a few feet/yards off the original foundation
My mom was the zombie with the doll
So great!
10/10. Excellent!
I was there!
Classic Material...
wow it's changed quite a lot.
I have to say, although the farmhouse still stands, it's conversion to a faux log cabin really looks awful. Perhaps someday a NOTLD fan will buy the property and convert the house back to its original form.
That isn't the farmhouse. It was torn completely down, this is a new building.
Is she the owner of the new house?
Why in the hell did you tear down the barn/she'd and where the heck is the gas pump???? I hate it when people don't keep up on upkeep .... just sad to see soo much magical horror classic History destroyed. Shame on her... ye be damned