Land Of The Dead: The Director's Cut

This is once again a Brilliant Zombie film just how I like them as I am mad over Zombies and the Works of Romero.
There's even a Short Cameo from Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright in the "Photo Booth Zombie" bit where it shows that Simon Pegg wanted to be part of this Masterpiece of Horror.

George A. Romero 4th Installment in his Zombie Series.
About a City that is Protected by 2 rivers and An electric fence across the back so the Zombies can't get in & feed on Survivors in the city.The Survivors think their save but their in for a shock.The Zombies Manage to get smart and communicate each to find away 2 breach the barriers that block their path and get in to the city.This a action packed film with murder and mayhem .I recommend It to George A. Romero film fans.

nearly twenty years since george a romero released day of the dead, but he bounces back with this long awaited classic, not so atmospheric as the previous three films, but the special gore effects make up for that by the bucket loads. watch out for a special appearance by alltime gore effects maestro tom savini,as machete zombie, well worth a look, if its only for a minute.

When I saw this film in the cinema I was very unimpressed. But some how on DVD it works allot better.
The dead have taken over, The only survivors live in massive walled cities, the rich in the penthouse suits, the working class on the streets. But what nobody considered on was the dead to evolve and start to think for them selves and not to rely on there basic instinct's.
What happens then is a blood bath. As Romero thinks of as many grusome ways a human can die. It's this imagination that gives this slightly flawed film real life.
This was the weakest in the Legacy,until he made the very disappointing Diary's Of The Dead, but every now and then, you see the glimmer of why Romero was considered the master at his game.
Never can this film be held in the same light as the first three, but as a stand alone Zombie film, it's very good.
This fim is worth buying for any Zombie fan or hard core Romero lover.

When I saw this film in the cinema I was very unimpressed. But some how on DVD it works allot better.
The dead have taken over, The only survivors live in massive walled cities, the rich in the penthouse suits, the working class on the streets. But what nobody considered on was the dead to evolve and start to think for them selves and not to rely on there basic instinct's.
What happens then is a blood bath. As Romero thinks of as many grusome ways a human can die. It's this imagination that gives this slightly flawed film real life.
This was the weakest in the Legacy,until he made the very disappointing Diary's Of The Dead, but every now and then, you see the glimmer of why Romero was considered the master at his game.
Never can this film be held in the same light as the first three, but as a stand alone Zombie film, it's very good.
This fim is worth buying for any Zombie fan or hard core Romero lover.