ha ha dude how can this be possible ? i'm now in front of his grave and I see no zombie coming at me...….ha i'm gonna leave now....oh WAIT...WHAT'S THAT ? DAMN.....THE GRAVE IS OPENING......A HAND IS MOVING.....GROSS...…………...I SEE GLASSES...….GEORGE IS UP FROM HIS GRAVE LOOKING AT ME...…..HE IS COMING TO GET ME......NO GEORGE NO...…...AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH…………...
@Ted Rocka I'm just saying its liked by a lot more people now, zombie fans, Romero fans. I'm not saying its mainstream, its just like more than it once was. It was an overstatement.
How about some more “Zombie theme music” that were to follow this masterpiece: Here’s some drumming on The Walking Dead 🤩🧟♂️ th-cam.com/users/shortsj7c-1D1_c1c?feature=share And here my take on the “Day of the dead theme” ✌🏻🧟 th-cam.com/users/shortspVEtLaop4js?feature=share
I respect "Night" and I LOVE "Dawn" but damn, there's just something that I love about "Day" that's missing in the first two films. I've always said, Day of the Dead is actually my favorite zombie flick, even if Dawn of the Dead has more cultural impact.
for me Dawn had the more cultural impact but Day had always had a more personal impact, how we as individuals would break down within the collapse of society, really makes you think that we are just human and wonder how long we could actually last given the circumstances...
I love the intensifying cabin fever as the group's dysfunctions build up. Every time I watch it I'm thinking "Holy shit Sarah, get the fuck outta there!" As more and more red flags make themselves apparent. Her boyfriend is unstable, the doctor is stealing bodies, Rhodes is trigger happy, and on top of it all they have a small zombie horde behind a homemade fence inside and a big horde behind a chain link fence outside. Everyone is going crazy and it's inevitable it'll all fall apart. My favorite thing is the well written dialogue and how it showcases the growing hostility between the survivors. It's clear most of these characters are here just barely for posterity sake, and the faith of that posterity is running out.
I worship George A. Romero, but as much as I love “Dawn of the Dead” (trust me, it is one of the best - if not THE best - zombie movies ever made) and as terrifying as the original “Night of the Living Dead” classic is, I think “Day of the Dead” is my personal favorite, taking into consideration that it is the one I watched the most and also has the best script. As much as we all adore some action-oriented zombie flick, I think it is so refreshing to watch a more cerebral horror movie, with great dialogue and characters. I think that that was the main reason why this movie flopped at the box office, it was just too intelectual for the regular audiences that were looking for some cheap scares and nothing more. The trailers and advertising for “Day” were so misleading, and, with such a dark tone, it could not compete with more “entertaining” zombie movies of the time like “The Return of the Living Dead” and “Re-Animator” (both fantastic in their own respective ways). And by the way, Bub rules !
Yeah I fully agree with you man The darkest day of horror. I also am very interested to see what George really had for Day, the full horror he wanted to create. It was originally gonna be nearly 3 hours long, just like Dawn was with the Cannes Cut. I hope one day they could release a novel for Day, the full original script. Not sure if it’s scrapped but yeah.
@@aydenvavra2153 I like to think land of the dead was Romero just making fun of running zombies.. I personally don’t like to include it with Night, Dawn and day of the dead movies
" I got an alternative, yeah, yeah, I got an alternative. Let's get in that old whirly-bird, find us an island some place, get juiced up and spend what time we got left soakin' up some sunshine! How's that? "
Day of the dead is my favorite. I know in the beginning when the film was first released alot of people didn't like it because it wasn't as big as dawn of the dead. However that's what I like about day. George A Romero is the Godfather of all zombies
No matter how many zombie films keep coming out i still to this day will go on forever loving this film.I think its the best zombie movie ever made the sound track the gore the characters and alot of childhood memories watching this.......Simply put A MASTERPIECE.
"There's nobody, at least nobody with a radio. Set down John. I set us down, but I won't leave my seat and I'll keep the engine running. Now the first sign of trouble I'm going up. Ya ain't on board when that happens, you'll likely to have a lousy afternoon"
A man I love very much gave me the collector's version of this movie. He passed away several years ago, but like zombies, I feel he's yet alive and with me. Come haunt me, my dear. I will gladly let you have a bite....
Yes! How about some more “Zombie theme music” that were to follow this masterpiece: Here’s some drumming on The Walking Dead 🤩🧟♂️ th-cam.com/users/shortsj7c-1D1_c1c?feature=share And here my take on the “Day of the dead theme” ✌🏻🧟 th-cam.com/users/shortspVEtLaop4js?feature=share
How about some more “Zombie theme music” that were to follow this masterpiece: Here’s some drumming on The Walking Dead 🤩🧟♂️ th-cam.com/users/shortsj7c-1D1_c1c?feature=share And here my take on the “Day of the dead theme” ✌🏻🧟 th-cam.com/users/shortspVEtLaop4js?feature=share
This movie really made you feel the zombies were a fierce menace. No other movie or tv show makes you feel that the zombies were real and terrifying and had taken over the planet
How about some more “Zombie theme music” that were to follow this masterpiece: Here’s some drumming on The Walking Dead 🤩🧟♂️ th-cam.com/users/shortsj7c-1D1_c1c?feature=share And here my take on the “Day of the dead theme” ✌🏻🧟 th-cam.com/users/shortspVEtLaop4js?feature=share
@@seanrogers212 lol "Well if we stay down here long enough I'll have to lay off the FUCKIN' booze, Steel, 'cause there won't FUCKIN' be any of it FUCKIN' LEFT! In the meanwhile I will continue to indulge myself, and I will continue doing my best in the good fight against dry rot and rust. [downs a swig]"
Definitely One of the better Zombie Flicks out there. The 1978 Dawn of the dead is my all-time favorite Zombie Film, But this one is close to that (Night of the living dead 1968 is good too, but I like those two more). This has a Fantastic Cast, Score, Make-up, and Yes, even the Acting and Characters. I like the Joe Pilato in the minor role in dawn of the dead, but Captain Rhodes is my all-time favorite performance by Joe Pilato (R.I.P). So Two of my favorite Zombie Movies he did.
This is a song that will pop up in my head from time to time and I can't for the life of me remember where it's from, then suddenly Bub will pop up in my head and I'll remember everything.
Watched this movie at 19yo and found it boring, as I got older and my taste of movies matured I came to the conclusion that this is the best zombie film.
Hawkins, Indiana fall 1987. The Creed's Disease epidemic spreads through the town like wildfire, turning residents into ravenous walking corpses. Stranded at her parents' cabin, El and her boyfriend Mike are forced to gather what guns and ammo they can from her father's gun safe, then make thier way across town to find the others.
How about some more “Zombie theme music” that were to follow this masterpiece: Here’s some drumming on The Walking Dead 🤩🧟♂️ th-cam.com/users/shortsj7c-1D1_c1c?feature=share And here my take on the “Day of the dead theme” ✌🏻🧟 th-cam.com/users/shortspVEtLaop4js?feature=share
Imagine if they would of spend some more time on the surface in the cities maybe some flashbacks between dawn and day. How did they overcome the governments of the world. George never got funded the big bucks to make a mega blockbuster. Imagine if he did. Imagine if he has complete control over world war Z. I know I know but I can dream can't i
fun fact, that was ad-libbed by the actor as he forgot his lines during that scene and when he yelled out "CHOKE ON THEM! CHOOOOOOKKKKEEE ONNNN THEEEEMMM!!!!", apparently he made all the zombie actors crack up laughing after they finished the shoot.
If they ever made a continuation to this movie, they need to start off where they left off, same 3 characters, running to their next and final location with this song playing.
“Listen to me!” “LISTEN TO THIS-“ *UNLOADS GUN* God this movie was a blast. Went in with no expectations and loved it. Highly recommend. It was great like Return of The Living Dead, Dawn, Night, and many others. :D
How about some more “Zombie theme music” that were to follow this masterpiece: Here’s some drumming on The Walking Dead 🤩🧟♂️ th-cam.com/users/shortsj7c-1D1_c1c?feature=share And here my take on the “Day of the dead theme” ✌🏻🧟 th-cam.com/users/shortspVEtLaop4js?feature=share
Awesome song. Starts from such depression, then let's you go really low....then BAM! hit's you with the upbeat disco. Tells the listener "hey there's alot more here". Cool song and puts you in the 80s mood.
This theme gave it a real sense of the apocalypse ,and the danger more so than the walking dead ever or has done . You want a real zombie film experience day of the Dead is it . I can tell instantly the scope George Romero really intended for the film. This was meant to be the Ben Hur of zombie films
Watched this movie for the first time on HBO back in '88. Of course I was only five at the time and remembered only bits and pieces of it. 2003 rolls along and I must've rewatched my friends DVD of it at least 30 times in two weeks. Then of course I recently binged Stranger Things and was kind of surprised to see it as such a big hit in the movie theater(it didn't too well when I watched the DVD commentary on the release numbers). Any who, for someone who enjoys both TWD and now the Stranger Things universe, one can never go wrong with the Romero classics. On that note, it's nice that Greg Nicotero(Pvt Johnson) is now a mainstay in TWD production department. However, with the final season coming up, it would've been cool if Joe Pilato were still alive. Joe Pilato would've made a great CRM "Chief of Staff/four star general", while Lori Cardille would've been perfect as the leader of The Commonwealth. A larger scale version of their respective screen antagonism towards each other.
Maravillosa pelicula de George Romero (que en paz descase en pobre). Drama, terror, suspenso, zombies, gore y critica social hicieron de esta pelicula una obra maestra. PD: Exelente sountrack 🧟♂️🤘😈
Night of the living dead is my all time favorite horror movie (black and white/colored,i dont care,i love it) and dawn is one of my favorite horror sequels ever (2004 remake was sick as well) something about day of the dead was.... haunting,and scarier than the other two... helps that the gore and blood was some of the sickest stuff i'd seen in a dead series up to that point (going from colorful,neon like blood in dawn, to realistic, muted red blood and pink/salmon gore and practical effects) was eye opening to me. also,that scene where the soldier gets his throat stretched, and his vocal cords get severed, going from a low pitch,to a higher one always freaked me the hell out
I agree. I think both the Night of the Living Dead (the one that Tom Savini directed) and the Zack Synder Dawn of the Dead remake are both actually pretty good. However the Day of the Dead remake was total garbage imo. Anyway, yeah the original "Day" rocks!
I didn't like the Dawn remake. Fast zombies aside, the human characters were unlikable as hell. I liked the Black Cop, The Ass-hole security guard, the trucker lady, and the gun shop owner. That's it. Shouldn't be rooting for the zombies in a zombie film.
How about some more “Zombie theme music” that were to follow this masterpiece: Here’s some drumming on The Walking Dead 🤩🧟♂️ th-cam.com/users/shortsj7c-1D1_c1c?feature=share And here my take on the “Day of the dead theme” ✌🏻🧟 th-cam.com/users/shortspVEtLaop4js?feature=share
After not seeing this film in probably 15+ years (since I was a kid renting movies at blockbuster) just recently purchased the scream factory blu ray and was blown away. What a great fuckin movie.
excellent film. i love the whole 'zombies' starting to think again idea. more of that in new movies please. where can i find the music where bub and the doc call aunt. you know. the organ sound. it lovely
My Zombie movie night is always the same: I start with the 1990's remake of Night of the Living Dead (I think it's better than the original), then I put in 1978's Dawn of the Dead (I prefer the Argento cut), after that one I proceed to 1979's Zombie Flesh Eaters, and I finish my night with this 1985's Day of the Dead😁
I feel this score conveys both dread and escapism. When they leave for the helicopter and end up on the Island, it just makes you feel that, "what if I could just escape to a tropical island" thought. It has a wish fulfillment aspect much like Dawn does with the mall in a "what would you do" scenario, albeit more subtle. It also has a great dark portion that goes well with the lumbering zombies, especially that sting in the beginning with the newspaper.
I love this movie and I own that DVD package...gotta love Bub! He hated Rhodes so much he shot him and didn't bother to eat him...just let him die..I love the fun facts of this movie I van quote it!
![Day of the Dead OST // Waxwork Records [FULL VINYL RIP]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/219WdZYQCPI/mqdefault.jpg)
"hellooo" "is anyone there" "helllooooo" i love the scene that plays with this song
Anyone at allllll...
Yeah it's epic, best zombie film ever made and this film has 1 of my fav kills ever, the head getting pulled off and the scream changes pitch
I can so see Rick doing that in The Walking Dead and expect nothing bad to happen
(Newspaper flips over) "The Dead Walk"
Probably the best opening scene in a horror movie (just my opinion).
R.I.P. George A. Romero. The master of zombie horror. I'll remember you always 😇
Paritosh Jadhav
Not funny.
Pieces of cancerous shit like you unfortunately, stay alive.
Batonga VIlle
Are you ok?
ha ha dude how can this be possible ? i'm now in front of his grave and I see no zombie coming at me...….ha i'm gonna leave now....oh WAIT...WHAT'S THAT ? DAMN.....THE GRAVE IS OPENING......A HAND IS MOVING.....GROSS...…………...I SEE GLASSES...….GEORGE IS UP FROM HIS GRAVE LOOKING AT ME...…..HE IS COMING TO GET ME......NO GEORGE NO...…...AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH…………...
hey idiot......it's an HONOR for George to wake up as a zombie....HE LOVES ZOMBIES......for Christ sake.....LOL
@@hockeymasktime1918 r/woosh
Talk about capturing the feeling of hopelessness.
Exactly that and the feeling of the pressure under inhumane conditions.
@@eltarlantezos ikr
i think the Residents Evil theme captures that perfectly.
One of the best zombie movies ever made.
Timberbay definitely
Timberbay id say the best
Second only to Dawn.
z3my4l i still say day was the best
Dawn of the Dead was way better.
one of the most under rated zombie's film ever !
it was underated back in 85 but now everyone likes it
And yet it is still in the loop. How freaaakkkin' awesome is that! Too cool.
Not to me, Day is my favorite zombie film
@Ted Rocka I'm just saying its liked by a lot more people now, zombie fans, Romero fans. I'm not saying its mainstream, its just like more than it once was. It was an overstatement.
LOL, fucking how is this film underrated? Maybe 30 years ago. Not today.
I'll never forget this movie.
Masterpiece.
This movie is truly a masterpiece. I have seen this movie multiple times and I never get bored of it.
Farewell Joe Pilato! (1949 - 2019)
Diego Graciano F
Good ol' Rhodes. If there's an afterlife, I bet Joe can STILL smell those rotting pig intestines.
What did he die of?
Deutsche Stimme von joe pilato war Manfred Lehmann
@@alexmartin2137 natural causes, sleeping in his home
There's alot of amazing movie scores that came from the 80s and I think this one doesn't get enough credit. It's freaking good.
How about some more “Zombie theme music” that were to follow this masterpiece: Here’s some drumming on The Walking Dead 🤩🧟♂️ th-cam.com/users/shortsj7c-1D1_c1c?feature=share
And here my take on the “Day of the dead theme” ✌🏻🧟
th-cam.com/users/shortspVEtLaop4js?feature=share
I respect "Night" and I LOVE "Dawn" but damn, there's just something that I love about "Day" that's missing in the first two films. I've always said, Day of the Dead is actually my favorite zombie flick, even if Dawn of the Dead has more cultural impact.
for me Dawn had the more cultural impact but Day had always had a more personal impact, how we as individuals would break down within the collapse of society, really makes you think that we are just human and wonder how long we could actually last given the circumstances...
I love the intensifying cabin fever as the group's dysfunctions build up. Every time I watch it I'm thinking "Holy shit Sarah, get the fuck outta there!" As more and more red flags make themselves apparent. Her boyfriend is unstable, the doctor is stealing bodies, Rhodes is trigger happy, and on top of it all they have a small zombie horde behind a homemade fence inside and a big horde behind a chain link fence outside. Everyone is going crazy and it's inevitable it'll all fall apart. My favorite thing is the well written dialogue and how it showcases the growing hostility between the survivors. It's clear most of these characters are here just barely for posterity sake, and the faith of that posterity is running out.
This and The Thing have my favorite opening themes in horror film
Right on q
Dawn of the dead also
@@train_go_boom2065Tampa Florida gators helicopter 🚁 scene day of the dead festival Texas mexico Florida. Can't do it in Canada
I worship George A. Romero, but as much as I love “Dawn of the Dead” (trust me, it is one of the best - if not THE best - zombie movies ever made) and as terrifying as the original “Night of the Living Dead” classic is, I think “Day of the Dead” is my personal favorite, taking into consideration that it is the one I watched the most and also has the best script. As much as we all adore some action-oriented zombie flick, I think it is so refreshing to watch a more cerebral horror movie, with great dialogue and characters. I think that that was the main reason why this movie flopped at the box office, it was just too intelectual for the regular audiences that were looking for some cheap scares and nothing more. The trailers and advertising for “Day” were so misleading, and, with such a dark tone, it could not compete with more “entertaining” zombie movies of the time like “The Return of the Living Dead” and “Re-Animator” (both fantastic in their own respective ways). And by the way, Bub rules !
Well said ! The dialogue and characters are awesome !!!
You couldn’t have said it any better
Yeah I fully agree with you man
The darkest day of horror.
I also am very interested to see what George really had for Day, the full horror he wanted to create. It was originally gonna be nearly 3 hours long, just like Dawn was with the Cannes Cut.
I hope one day they could release a novel for Day, the full original script. Not sure if it’s scrapped but yeah.
@@mrmhj9925 It's a shame Romero couldn't do the 3 hour epic he originally wanted to make. I bet it would of been his magnum opus.
That is what I was going to say!🙃
Hands down my favorite outta the original Dead trilogy.
What about Land of the Dead? All four of George Romero's dead films are classics.
@@dfcardenas22 Hell Yeah! Land is a epic conclusion to the Dead series
@@aydenvavra2153 I like to think land of the dead was Romero just making fun of running zombies.. I personally don’t like to include it with Night, Dawn and day of the dead movies
HELLLLLLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!
William Morrison is anyone there?
Dr.Tounge zombie : *looks in the direction of the yelling* uuuugggh?!
Love that part
Jesus, Mary, and Joseph. (unscrews flask and takes swig)
Narwhal Entertainment" it's a dead place ... Like all the others ya know ... Listen ... You can hear it over the engine"
Can we throw a shout out to John Harrison? The brilliant man who composed this weirdly hypnotic theme
Hypnotic is exactly the right word
I always thought this was Goblin until recently.
Best zombies movie ever... the poster still gives me nightmares... 1986..ten years old..
yes but ironically he was a good zombie
“Forget it Billy boy. It’s a dead place. Like all the others.”
"Listen, you can here it over the rotor."
Jesus Mary and Joseph
You know a film score is good if they can use one song for whole movie and still make it sound so interesting and varied. Best film of all time!
“CHOKE ON EM’!”
“CHOKE ON EEEEEEEEEEEmmmmmm......”
" I got an alternative, yeah, yeah, I got an alternative. Let's get in that old whirly-bird, find us an island some place, get juiced up and spend what time we got left soakin' up some sunshine! How's that? "
You could do that with all this going on?
Shit, I could do that even if "this" wasn't going on.
@@ROLLER__MOBSTER As long as we get away from Steele's nasty mouth and toast to avoiding dry rut and rust
stole it, dammit!
"C'mon, Johnny! Counting on you to fly us to the promised land!"
Day of the dead is my favorite. I know in the beginning when the film was first released alot of people didn't like it because it wasn't as big as dawn of the dead. However that's what I like about day. George A Romero is the Godfather of all zombies
I liked dotd more then dawn of the dead
Black Hand Smith t
No matter how many zombie films keep coming out i still to this day will go on forever loving this film.I think its the best zombie movie ever made the sound track the gore the characters and alot of childhood memories watching this.......Simply put A MASTERPIECE.
This following and/or combined with Dawn’s theme would be masterful.
Happy Birthday George A Romero, RIP man
This and Zombi 2 will always be my absolute favorite zombie flicks of all time!!
"There's nobody, at least nobody with a radio. Set down John. I set us down, but I won't leave my seat and I'll keep the engine running. Now the first sign of trouble I'm going up. Ya ain't on board when that happens, you'll likely to have a lousy afternoon"
Farewell George Romero , the father of Zombie horror films, we never forget about this movie T_T
One of my favorite movies of all time
A man I love very much gave me the collector's version of this movie. He passed away several years ago, but like zombies, I feel he's yet alive and with me. Come haunt me, my dear. I will gladly let you have a bite....
3:40 I loved this part and then a horde of zombies appears as the song builds back up
Exactly!
It's my favourite part too!
I love this theme
Yes!
How about some more “Zombie theme music” that were to follow this masterpiece: Here’s some drumming on The Walking Dead 🤩🧟♂️ th-cam.com/users/shortsj7c-1D1_c1c?feature=share
And here my take on the “Day of the dead theme” ✌🏻🧟
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I always find myself coming back to the 'day of the dead' theme
How about some more “Zombie theme music” that were to follow this masterpiece: Here’s some drumming on The Walking Dead 🤩🧟♂️ th-cam.com/users/shortsj7c-1D1_c1c?feature=share
And here my take on the “Day of the dead theme” ✌🏻🧟
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This movie really made you feel the zombies were a fierce menace. No other movie or tv show makes you feel that the zombies were real and terrifying and had taken over the planet
Classic. Thank you to all the horror directors from the past. Because of you guys horror keeps on living on.
4:05
THE DEAD WALK
News paper
I remember when I was little I would watch this on VHS
what a cool movie and good music intro.
How about some more “Zombie theme music” that were to follow this masterpiece: Here’s some drumming on The Walking Dead 🤩🧟♂️ th-cam.com/users/shortsj7c-1D1_c1c?feature=share
And here my take on the “Day of the dead theme” ✌🏻🧟
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Who is here after watching this perfect horror trilogy??
FORGET IT, BILLY BOY.
IT'S A DEAD PLACE.
THEY GOT THE OTHERS, YOU KNOW.
LISTEN: YOU CAN HEAR IT OVER THE ENGINE.
Jesus, Mary & Joseph.. [downs a swig]
Dom Cruz “Until then I will continue to endulge myself in the Good Fight against dry rocks and rust!!”
@@seanrogers212 I love that too but it's "Dry Rot & Rust"
@@seanrogers212 lol "Well if we stay down here long enough I'll have to lay off the FUCKIN' booze, Steel, 'cause there won't FUCKIN' be any of it FUCKIN' LEFT! In the meanwhile I will continue to indulge myself, and I will continue doing my best in the good fight against dry rot and rust. [downs a swig]"
3:36 Obligatory Gorillaz reference
Doug So Retro 3:36 and gorillaz :)
Hello!!!!
@@izaakfigueroa93 Anybody there?! Helloooo!!
I heard this song on stranger things season 3 and tracked it all the way down to this
alright good i thought i wouldnt find you guys here
@@plastic6568 wut?
@@idkwhattoname1372 i was scrolling looking for people who asked if theyre from stranger things
One of the best film soundtracks ever
Love the soundtrack in this film. Sets the Vibe of it all perfectly
Definitely One of the better Zombie Flicks out there. The 1978 Dawn of the dead is my all-time favorite Zombie Film, But this one is close to that (Night of the living dead 1968 is good too, but I like those two more). This has a Fantastic Cast, Score, Make-up, and Yes, even the Acting and Characters. I like the Joe Pilato in the minor role in dawn of the dead, but Captain Rhodes is my all-time favorite performance by Joe Pilato (R.I.P). So Two of my favorite Zombie Movies he did.
When I get some money I’m gonna remake this movie, I loved it that much and I’m glad the trio made it out alive at the end
This is a song that will pop up in my head from time to time and I can't for the life of me remember where it's from, then suddenly Bub will pop up in my head and I'll remember everything.
JESUS, MARY AND JOSEPH!!!
Im getting so many memories listening to this
Watched this movie at 19yo and found it boring, as I got older and my taste of movies matured I came to the conclusion that this is the best zombie film.
This is basically New York when we were on a lockdown and it became a epicenter
My favorite soundtrack. Super!
Hawkins, Indiana fall 1987. The Creed's Disease epidemic spreads through the town like wildfire, turning residents into ravenous walking corpses. Stranded at her parents' cabin, El and her boyfriend Mike are forced to gather what guns and ammo they can from her father's gun safe, then make thier way across town to find the others.
I can't stop listening to this...
How about some more “Zombie theme music” that were to follow this masterpiece: Here’s some drumming on The Walking Dead 🤩🧟♂️ th-cam.com/users/shortsj7c-1D1_c1c?feature=share
And here my take on the “Day of the dead theme” ✌🏻🧟
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The best zombie movie ever made r.i.p George Romero
Imagine if they would of spend some more time on the surface in the cities maybe some flashbacks between dawn and day. How did they overcome the governments of the world. George never got funded the big bucks to make a mega blockbuster. Imagine if he did. Imagine if he has complete control over world war Z. I know I know but I can dream can't i
This is so Nostalgic
Rhodes and Steel disliked this
CHOKE ON'EM!!!! CHOOOOOOOOKE ON'EEEEEEEEMMM.......
*salutes*
fun fact, that was ad-libbed by the actor as he forgot his lines during that scene and when he yelled out "CHOKE ON THEM! CHOOOOOOKKKKEEE ONNNN THEEEEMMM!!!!", apparently he made all the zombie actors crack up laughing after they finished the shoot.
@@GenGamesUniverse that makes sense, since it only looks like he's moving his jaw a little.
If they ever made a continuation to this movie, they need to start off where they left off, same 3 characters, running to their next and final location with this song playing.
One of the best three movies on my list
“Forget it, Billy boy..It's a dead place..Like all the others, you know…Listen.. You can hear it over the engine.”
George romero ,maître du genre.rip.🔊🔊🔊♥👍✔
J adore les films de zombies et donc le maître du genre.
Bang! You're dead!
Steel is the best
@@daryannabarrett3282 Biggest piece of meat in the cave.
You’re a throwback !!!!!
Day of the dead is one of my favorites so happy to see it in stranger things
listening in the quarantine of 2020
“Listen to me!”
“LISTEN TO THIS-“
*UNLOADS GUN*
God this movie was a blast. Went in with no expectations and loved it. Highly recommend. It was great like Return of The Living Dead, Dawn, Night, and many others. :D
The theme is very very good, lot of work on it.
How about some more “Zombie theme music” that were to follow this masterpiece: Here’s some drumming on The Walking Dead 🤩🧟♂️ th-cam.com/users/shortsj7c-1D1_c1c?feature=share
And here my take on the “Day of the dead theme” ✌🏻🧟
th-cam.com/users/shortspVEtLaop4js?feature=share
Cant believe a sequel to this movie is coming! They called it night of the living dead 2 but still with the survivors from day!
Awesome song. Starts from such depression, then let's you go really low....then BAM! hit's you with the upbeat disco. Tells the listener "hey there's alot more here". Cool song and puts you in the 80s mood.
This theme gave it a real sense of the apocalypse ,and the danger more so than the walking dead ever or has done . You want a real zombie film experience day of the Dead is it . I can tell instantly the scope George Romero really intended for the film. This was meant to be the Ben Hur of zombie films
My favorite film right alongside Shaun of the dead and Dog Soldiers
Man I wish I was in that time good memories
Forget it Billy boy, it's a dead place, like all the others you know. Listen......you can hear it over the engine
Watched this movie for the first time on HBO back in '88. Of course I was only five at the time and remembered only bits and pieces of it. 2003 rolls along and I must've rewatched my friends DVD of it at least 30 times in two weeks. Then of course I recently binged Stranger Things and was kind of surprised to see it as such a big hit in the movie theater(it didn't too well when I watched the DVD commentary on the release numbers). Any who, for someone who enjoys both TWD and now the Stranger Things universe, one can never go wrong with the Romero classics.
On that note, it's nice that Greg Nicotero(Pvt Johnson) is now a mainstay in TWD production department. However, with the final season coming up, it would've been cool if Joe Pilato were still alive. Joe Pilato would've made a great CRM "Chief of Staff/four star general", while Lori Cardille would've been perfect as the leader of The Commonwealth. A larger scale version of their respective screen antagonism towards each other.
Stranger Things 3 (S03.E01 0:10:19)
Here all the songs played in season 3
th-cam.com/play/PLifz6OAhZSHb1tbQesMrd4kQS4EVnLTT-.html
One of the first films that turned me on to Zombiemania :)
Great movie really amazing
Luv it especially the part of the creator
I like this theme song of this movie too.
You can't beat the original trilogy! Honorable mentions to Night of the Living Dead (1990) and Dawn of the Dead (2004) though!
you can really tell the difference in the years for the 3 good movies made when it comes to their sound tracks
Maravillosa pelicula de George Romero (que en paz descase en pobre). Drama, terror, suspenso, zombies, gore y critica social hicieron de esta pelicula una obra maestra.
PD: Exelente sountrack 🧟♂️🤘😈
Finally a comments section on a zombie related video without coronavirus jokes
Night of the living dead is my all time favorite horror movie (black and white/colored,i dont care,i love it) and dawn is one of my favorite horror sequels ever (2004 remake was sick as well) something about day of the dead was.... haunting,and scarier than the other two...
helps that the gore and blood was some of the sickest stuff i'd seen in a dead series up to that point (going from colorful,neon like blood in dawn, to realistic, muted red blood and pink/salmon gore and practical effects) was eye opening to me. also,that scene where the soldier gets his throat stretched, and his vocal cords get severed, going from a low pitch,to a higher one always freaked me the hell out
I was here before Stranger Things Season 3!
metalmadtom tom same, I saw this before stranger things 1 was a thing xD
Nooooo
You people are dumb fucking idiots. This soundtrack and movie is better.
Stranger Things is stupid like you fools are.
FACTS
I was "there" when I read the preview in Fangoria in probably late 1984
@Sir AZ GOOD 👍 😊
My favourite zombie movie of all times
I agree. I think both the Night of the Living Dead (the one that Tom Savini directed) and the Zack Synder Dawn of the Dead remake are both actually pretty good. However the Day of the Dead remake was total garbage imo. Anyway, yeah the original "Day" rocks!
I didn't like the Dawn remake. Fast zombies aside, the human characters were unlikable as hell. I liked the Black Cop, The Ass-hole security guard, the trucker lady, and the gun shop owner. That's it. Shouldn't be rooting for the zombies in a zombie film.
Land of the dead was good. And survival of the dead wasn't too bad, but alot if the "dead" movies that came out after 2000 were hopeless.
i feel like this music really captures a zombie apocalypse
Legendary 😎
Man, that`s one of the best zombie movies ever made. Underrated as hell.
Really good music👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
How about some more “Zombie theme music” that were to follow this masterpiece: Here’s some drumming on The Walking Dead 🤩🧟♂️ th-cam.com/users/shortsj7c-1D1_c1c?feature=share
And here my take on the “Day of the dead theme” ✌🏻🧟
th-cam.com/users/shortspVEtLaop4js?feature=share
Perfect song for the pandemic
After not seeing this film in probably 15+ years (since I was a kid renting movies at blockbuster) just recently purchased the scream factory blu ray and was blown away. What a great fuckin movie.
Bub Proves that there are intelligent zombies, that can feel and learn to be normal
I love this fucking intro ❤️ the best zombies in this film
excellent film. i love the whole 'zombies' starting to think again idea. more of that in new movies please. where can i find the music where bub and the doc call aunt. you know. the organ sound. it lovely
My Zombie movie night is always the same:
I start with the 1990's remake of Night of the Living Dead (I think it's better than the original), then I put in 1978's Dawn of the Dead (I prefer the Argento cut), after that one I proceed to 1979's Zombie Flesh Eaters, and I finish my night with this 1985's Day of the Dead😁
I feel this score conveys both dread and escapism. When they leave for the helicopter and end up on the Island, it just makes you feel that, "what if I could just escape to a tropical island" thought. It has a wish fulfillment aspect much like Dawn does with the mall in a "what would you do" scenario, albeit more subtle.
It also has a great dark portion that goes well with the lumbering zombies, especially that sting in the beginning with the newspaper.
I love this movie and I own that DVD package...gotta love Bub! He hated Rhodes so much he shot him and didn't bother to eat him...just let him die..I love the fun facts of this movie I van quote it!