Night of the Living Dead - 2005 Remake (Intro only)

This is the intro to the sadly unfinished remake of Night Of The Living Dead. We worked on this in 2005 before we abandoned it for other pursuits (ie: beer drinking & stuff like that). There are several other clips, but I won't be posting them as a courtesy to the "actors" who may not appreciate my posting them online without permission. The credits shown on the clip do not show everyone involved(they were to be added later but never were), and this why the clip is so tediously long. Please forgive any crappiness you may experience. The editing was done quickly and somewhat shabbily in order to see a somewhat finished product.
Anyway, this is probably of no interest to nobody, but what the heck.

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Film & Animation

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[johnnyrhodes1]

very nice video

[TomHbirbeck]

This film is DRIVING me mad!!

[luis6079]

Those were the most terrorfying shots of a car driving around I had ever seen!!

[johnnynoirman]

wow...i really liked this alot...there one one shot that lasted a little to long....or maybe i couldn't perfectly..after all..alot of compression to get a file on youtube....you left me wanting to see more...

[Dread098]

looks good man.

[littlekeed]

This honestly looks pretty good. Obviously you need to cut about half of this out, but I'm sure you realized that. Were you planning on doing a shot by shot/line for line remake?

[bowlchamp411]

why couldnt they finish it it looks great

[driveinnut61]

Thanks for being honest about the drinking and stuff. I understand about unfinished projects. The people complaining on this page are just jeolous because they'll never create ANYTHING, they just watch. I'm trying to work out a formatting glitch so that I can post an interview I taped of Russell Streiner (Johnny) back when I had my Public Access show REQUIRED VIEWING. He was really nice and even did his famous line "Their coming..." for me. Thanks for an entertaining 3 minutes!

[mrright911]

Why give credit to the actors, when their not even giving a performance and not seen?

[Draykid]

Yeah, that worked out marvelously for George Lucas.