Everything Wrong with Night of the Living Dead 1968 (Zombie Sins)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2019
- The original zombie movie gets criticized and put under the sins scope!
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I think the fear of fire goes off the same line of thinking as why they eat. They are supposed to be running on instincts and I think everyone can agree that food good and fire bad
zombies are just cavemen
human evolution is similar to the evolution of zombies started of good then went downhill
tru dat
fair point
Why is the zombie eating a bug a sin. Shouldn't that be a sin removed since it makes sence a zombie would try to eat whatever creature it can grab
These zombies are smarter than zombies today
And society
I agree but apparently it's (sometimes) a sin for the original to be more complex than its Flanderized descendants. ^^'.
Agreed. I myself was wondering why he sinned cinema's first zombie for using a rock on the car window. Why is it a sin?
The only reason I can come up with is that it conflicts with how they hunt. Zombies are attracted to sound and the night is full of sound. Technically, the zeds should just be crawling around on the ground looking for crickets, yet they ignore that to seek out human flesh. If human flesh is what they are seeking then they should be bypassing critters and bugs.
Even classics such as these, aren't sin-free.
No movie is without sin! ^^
Oh you're here
It's the least sinned zombie movie compared to the others
porn movies don’t have sins unless you count...johnny sins🥴
Nothings sin free
To answer the question about the infection spreading. In Romero’s universe you turn no matter what. Once you die you turn, bitten or not.
@@Unknowntyper It's a Cinema Sins parody. What did you expect?
Lee from the walking dead has been around since the begining it seems.
Fun fact: the actor for the black guy is named Duane Jones, who Robert Kirkman named Morgan's son after.
Dialogue from the movie, about half an hour before you sinned the Coopers reanimating without being bitten: "It has been established that persons who have recently died have been returning to life, and seeking human victims."
Yeah, that's been a thing in all Romero's films.
it's amazing how calm, romantic, and beautiful the night is.
until the slightest scary thing happens...and all of a sudden, nighttime is the scariest thing imaginable.
life is so strange.
Biggest sin killing Ben at the end
Tearra Stallworth I love the ending so much...but I love Ben. I always wanted to see a sequel about Ben if he survived!
@@horrorfanatic6990 me too him And the survivors from dawn of the dead also
@@horrorfanatic6990 did you see the remake that tom savini made it was in color
@@horrorfanatic6990 In the remake, they rewrite it where Barbara actually does a lot more without spoiling too much, and while it's not Ben, I think you'd still really like it. Pretty sure it's still on youtube.
That should've been 40 sins
I wonder if there is a zombies movie, where everybody knows what zombies are *but* have a hard time killing them because they do stuff like in the movies that aren't that easy; Like they try to decapitate a zombies only to find out you can't do it in one swing.
That will be V E R Y unique and great if someone pulled that off.
Basically Project Zomboid.
I've always preferred the zombies being able to use rudimentary tools in some instances. Makes it a little more interesting imo
Great video as always
Norse mythology has you covered. In fact, norse undead are capable warriors.
This user also willfully ignores the radiation that was mentioned on the news several times. That was activating the brains of the deceased.
Agreed. But only on the freshly turned ones. As they decay more, the dumber they get.
@@TheNotverysocial It's a Cinema Sins parody. What did you expect?
@@demonslayer5122 I left this comment before I was aware of how much a farce, intentional and otherwise Cinemasins had become.
The window in Sin 15, bothered me for years. I ran into John Russo and he said there had been a scene showing that window was 20 feet off the ground and could not be entered.
1:20 no, geroge always wanted zombies to be that smart.
If our zombies were that smart don't you think we would be screwed beyond belief XD
@@RavenFrostwing But they still shamble about and can't use guns. (Well, not yet in the series anyway)
@@aarontheperson6867 coulda swore one zombie from day or dawn could use guns
He also willfully ignores the fact the OG are not the boring, harmless easy to defeat monsters everyone thinks they are. These exist in a world that has been saturated with energy from elsewhere and have a particular effect on human brains. Anyone who saw this film could tell this counter is a lie.
@@GoldFittyCal Bub in Day of the Dead
Idea created a film with the same title but without living deads but with something even worse.
Night of the T-pose Furries (2021).
Oh no! Not the furries
*loads shotgun* I've been prepared for this day...
@@Celdis0210 Instead yes hahahah
Dame that going to haunt my dreams
I thought you are going to say Night of The Faceless Ikea Staffs.(Scp-2003)
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Thanos: You shouldn’t gone for the head. Ben: I did you grape
Could you do [REC] one of the best found footage foreign zombie movies ever
Yeah that's a good movie
depressing af but should be a good review
have heard about it maybe I'll watch it?
An even more depressing ending than The Mist? That shit haunts me.
I laughed at the predictable ending of the mist, this movie is just great
@@Texasp12
I thought they were gonna live.
And even if they didn't I had no idea the guy will shoot everyone and go outside to die, just to be saved by the military.
@@user-nz2vk9rq6y That is very sad. It is also very realistic of an ending since in most movies the military gets destroyed all the time by monsters and the civilian
guy saves the day
The book, the movie, or the show? *Snrk*
@@Texasp12 Read the story it has a different ending.
zombieland has gotta have the best genre savvy survivor team. To the point where they accidentally off a certain Bill Murray cameo which was funny and sad at the same time.
It was funny because it could've been avoided and it's sad because he is a great dude
the power of plot armor
What if the first ghoul was not a true ghoul at that point? Maybe he was in the later stages of infection, which lead to extreme agression. It would explain how it uses tools, runs fast, does not bite. I believe he fully turned right about the time Barbara entered the house. So, he does not barge in. He lost his memories and stimuli.
9:48 No daddy no was not as loud as train to busan one
Well this is all different compared to infected and zombies. They are gouls like he said. They have more intellect and eat anything they come across. Zombies are dead like the gouls but they dont eat anything. They are slow like ghouls. The infected are fast and are alive they dont eat and have lost most motor control and so there forth would die slower than infected
I would say revenants and liches are the worse type of undead we could face nowadays. Liches are just op magicians and revenants are pretty much death to whoever they happen to be targeting
DeathSerpent if you get into it Dracoliches are the absolute worst, but liches, revenants, and high class vampires could all potentially destroy human society
@@kaynesylvar8277 i actually dont know much about D&D cause i never played it but im speaking more mythologywise.
DeathSerpent mythology wise Dracoliches are called spectral dragons, ghost dragons, or bone dragons. High class vampires refer to the sort in “Dracula” which can shape shift, control bats, rats, and wolves. I am more of a mythology person myself, although I am not as widely read as I would like.
@@kaynesylvar8277 im not either but i learned of revenants from gaijin goomba (where he hyped them up a bit) and i became fascinated with them. i even made a character that is one. granted he isnt a traditional one (cause he's a wirm). it made me wonder whether or not non humans can become revenants (trolls, goblins, dragons, etc.)
No need for heat, there were low as well as high points in the OG film. It also had some things that later fans would say aren't canon to the monsters but were right there on the screen, from tool use, moving faster than a shamble, and fear of fire (realization or memory that fire is bad).
1.This is a Cinemasins ripoff or parody as the disclaimer says. They are notorious for making issues from non issues to raise the sin count and are less generous than this in regards to deductions.
2. I second this comment. I never understood the tendency roast this film for retroactively breaking rules that were never established yet. If we suspended enough disbelief that this could happen but still kept enough logic to be believable they wouldn't be very much of a threat with only their jaws alone. The human jaw is notoriously weak and is useless for tearing living tissue apart. They'd be more dangerous if portrayed this way wielding hand tools as murder weapons as that increases their range ever so slightly and it would take longer to deduce they are eating their victims as it did in this film. There's no way it would take that long if they bit them every time by default.
3. Both versions of Night of the Living Dead function in a setting where any victory against the Living Dead is momentary. In either continuity they are radioactive as is the entire world around them, so everyone's been exposed already. Everyone's going to turn sooner or later; they have only to die. This actually makes the apocalyptic zombie more plausible than virally infected ones unless it's like The Last Man on Earth where the wind carries it.
genuinely my favorite zombie film of all time, i can always go back to this one!!
Everything Wrong With Night Of The Living Dead 1990
Oh hell yeah that movie is awesome, it's even better then the original.
@@djtdawg87 Lol
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Exactly
@@oddmanout4871 fantasy isn't all that bad, if you made into a imperial fort city, your future isn't damned at all hahaha
@@SaurusWarriorSotek well pretty much everyone from fantasy is dead now so 😛
YES YOUR A HERO
*EVERY* Movie has sins. No matter how good
And I think this one has the fewest.
Preach. If Train to Busan has sins, no zombie movie, no matter how iconic, is safe.
This movie traumatized me as a kid, I remember I was “seeing” zombies walking down the hall towards my room every night I tried to sleep for like a week, didn’t even fully watch this movie until I was 16
I had the same experience as a kid, Day of the dead from 1985 terrified me, and I would literally see zombies walking in fields while I was in a car and I would hear them groan outside my window at night
I always thought that the original 1968 movie was the most realistic zombie movie (I know that none are realistic because there is no such thing as zombies, but anyway..) for the way that society reacted. In a zombie apocalypse, there would first be hysterical panic, but once the experts had it figured out, they would put out guidance as they did in the movie. Also, the police, National Guard, etc would be out in force to wipe out the ghouls. What is illogical is that there would be so many ghouls so quickly.
See the movie, last I checked, brought up that anyone with an intact brain returns, and that the method of zombifying was not fully explained on purpose
He willfully ignored that in an attempt to sound like the ignorant people who ask this and somehow missed the newscast. Every posting of this film has numerous people being put off by this and someone has to explain it to them. It seems like he's keeping the tradition going on purpose.
I know its only a film series but i do think that it makes sense that in Dawn of the Dead, the zombies start to take over as the issue is with big cities that work to the zombies advantage.
You even see the roaming groups of army/civilians in the countryside as they fly over them on the way to the mall.
Barbara making irrational decisions is actually pretty realistic in my opinion. Fear and hopelessness can fuck with reasoning badly turning the most clever into blundering idiots.
This was the film that sparked my obsession with zombies as a child. One of the nest zombie movies out there even after all this time
Gotta rack up alot of its shortcomings to cinematography's limits at the time, and actors that were trained in a different style that doesnt translate as well to modern audiences. Being the first example of "zombies" as western audiences know them it's still quite a good film
I do admit although this was the father of all zombie movies when it comes down to it, some stuff was plain unrealistic XD
And some of it is the most realistic things
Unrealistic yes but it was 1968 and comparing this to the most Modern Zombie flicks then it would seem unrealistic
@@Slenderslayer351 I did say some aspects of it, the characters had the basic practicality of what to do than most modern characters XD
@@RavenFrostwing Since when are zombies realistic? And this user willfully ignores the radiation that was mentioned several times. It wasn't even a passive thing in the background easily missed.
@@TheNotverysocial zombies were never meant to be realistic but they are meant to be plausible. What I meant is the way they acted in particular scenes contradicting what they did before such as using tools in one scene then not using them in another. All zombie movies are not perfect even from the father of zombie movies which comes to show we do not really understand zombies at all.
This is such a classic
personally this is my third favorite zombie movie of all time,but it does have it's flaws.
I was waiting for this dude to sin this classic long enough
Hey... There's a remake to this and I've always loved it... Didn't knew it was literally the same thing than the original... Almost... Although, the ending for Barbara and Ben was so much better...
I really liked the original Dawn of the Dead to be honest, the characters were pretty smart in how they handled the shopping center save for the blonde, but it was pretty clear he was having a breakdown rather than it just being cheap writing.
Yeah, it was really smart to turn on the escalators (allowing zombies to freely move between the floors) and also not to make any effort to actually clear out the mall (despite having guns and an entire gun shop) because the trained police officers are somehow under the impression plastic shutters will deflect bullets.
This was perfect!
Great job!
I've just stumbled across this series and find it enjoyable to watch. Will you do the Tom Savini directed remake?
I'm fairly certain most Romero zombie films are each in separate continuitys most that is.
I remember watching this on Netflix with my dad when I was like young one of the first zombies I ever saw
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I figured that the fire was a reference to Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.
That part when Tommy spills the gas everywhere always makes me wince
Having a fuel pump by the house: Maybe it's a farm. If so, having a fuel tank makes sense. Gotta run those tractors + combines + such on something.
I'm pretty sure the reason why slow Romero zombies take over is because as said previously anyone who's died comes back as long as the brains intact. People die all over the world on a daily basis, so at that point there would be a lot of these shambling corpses running around, not to mention the fact that since a cure is never discovered that means that humanity as a whole are doomed to this fate regardless of the precautions we take. Like just imagine you're visiting your dying relative only for them to come back and bite you and the entire hospital being overrun by ghouls.
It's pretty self evident he knowingly ignored the in film newscast, as they explicitly state the whole world is heavily irradiated and the brains of all humans that passed since have reactivated ever since, whether they found a link or not. He did state he didn't like this concept in TWD, and pretends it's not the case here. Which would be fine by me if he hadn't lied about the ones here being viral.
I love these keep it up! Please do original dawn of the dead
Zombie sins Shaun Of The Dead?
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@bryan diaz varela I would still like to see a zombie sins of it
Shut the fuck up
Do you realize that this film has the highest ranking of all zombie films in world cinema polls. It is a work of art.
Yes, yes I do. I love it. But I'm doing this with every zombie movie.
7:44 to be fair, the way she fell is probably why she didn't move. It looks like she hit her neck/spine on the concrete steps and she probably temporarily/permanently paralyzed herself, just a theory though
Also, at 8:42 the Dad was bitten, his arm was gone in the scene before the mom died and it's possible the mom was also bit after she was stabbed
These Cinema Sins inspired videos are largely trolling. He mentioned radiation off the returned satellite passively and intentionally did not mention the newscast that mentioned it. Most of these zombies died before any of them even began reviving, and that's still the case with them around.
Not easy to watch a "everything wrong with" video of your favorite movie of all time.
I was hoping for this one
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Oooooh this is an amazing idea! I know a LOT of zombie movies could do with being torn apart with their dumb reasons of the apocalypse and how everyone survives. I’d love a series behind this idea :)))
That very first ghoul was almost running as well so we have him using a tool and running in the Romero movie long before James Gunn's Dawn of the Dead.
Barbra survives, according to the unofficial sequel, Night of the Living Dead: Genesis. There are some trailers and the original actress comes back as Barbra in a mental institution and she's either in her 60s or 70s in the movie. There's even flashback scenes that show Barbra all bitten and walking down a road, almost catatonic.
Some gouls are smarter then others
most farms DO have a fuel station on property also you dont need to board up every window just the ones at low levels tho screws are better than nails when doing the job
60 years later and the body with the brain blown out still scares me.
If I may add a sin, how in f*ck is that zombie that Ben scewers in the head STILL CAPABLE OF MOVING ITS EYES?!? Actually, that kinda adds to the fear factor.
Do day of the dead 1985 next
it was 245 trioxin in the beginning,that brought the undead back to life.Not gas from another planet?
i will say this before i watch "just watch what you say this film is a OG" lol jokes but i do love this series your doing dude keep up the great work i'm about to sub in 3 2 1
2:01 I didn't know that. Time to tell my Girlfriend
I hope it is good as all the other ones
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With all the imperfections that Night Of The Living Dead has, it's still the most creepy, scariest, frightful zombie movies of all time. I've had many people say that they believe that the 1990 remake was far better than the original. The budget was extremely low and they had little cash for huge special effects or well known actors with the exception of a few people being in local Pittsburgh commercials.
Imperfection or not, taking place in a heavily irradiated world is not a sin. And willfully ignoring that is a way to pad the counter out. Several of these could be deducted just by leaving the news clips in. This would itself deduct the sin on reviving the Coopers and the half eaten woman indicating there shouldn't be any zombies because they eat their victims. It should be a sin against the 2004 film.
They are coming to get ya Barbara
The zombie apocalypse is a necrophiliac's best dream.
Didn't Romero say all his Zombie films occur in seprate universes
I was once strangled and froze. So not everyone acts the way you think they will.
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OK...now where's Romero's DAWN and DAY OF THE DEAD? If yer gonna do 'em all, you have to do those.
Wait don’t you have to burn the zombies to kill them?? Or am I thinking of another movie?
The Evil Dead?
In regards to the first zombie, guys probably's been dead a few weeks . I'd go after the good loking blonde too. 😅
imagine if romero is still alive
*and sees this video*
i am wondering his reaction
Hey Wow Such Gaming! Can you do “Zombie Sins” on an anime called “High School Of The Dead”?? It’s a good zombie anime, trust me. 👌
Isn't that basically a porno with zombies in it?
Selestiel Wolf Not exactly, although there are scenes like that, it’s basically anime zombie survival. You sure don’t see those everyday involving zombies.
@@Superfan109 Agreed, getting past the typically unecessary panty/cleavage/jiggle physics shots it throws at you on occasion, it's a pretty good zombie anime, full of gory horror.
Kaine That’s what I’m saying. 😅🤘
That was the first ever anime I watched XD glad I was introduced to jiggle physics so soon
The people who played the Coopers were both ghouls in the film? I mean before their characters died.
Are you gonna review the remake
I gotta say this is a pretty good movie
Still no one know why some zombies don't like the light/sun and they end up burning
do a Zombie Sins of that crappy Remake of Day of the dead
@Terra Novei 2008 Remake when they cough blood went to a stand still then they turn
5:36 George Romero was in no way inspired by "The Omega Man," since that movie came out three years later. ='[.]'=
THERE COMING TO GET YOU SIN COUNT
Not gonna lie, the corpse at the top of the stairs makes me uneasy even still. I'm really not sure why, since I've seen a fuckload of zombie movies
Please do dawn of the dead 1978
FIRE BAD!!!!
This is a movie I watch anytime of the year.
Another zombie sins!
Are you still posting the dead by daylight video I love your content
9:43 A 12-gauge slug would have blasted his head apart like a melon.
"What did the five fingers say to the face?!" -> "SLAP!!!" hahahaha great ending edit lmao
I saw this ages ago, didn't enjoy it much but appreciate the origins =P
Should do the 90s Night of the Living Dead
Although this film may have some clumsy night and day bloopers .I think that the film that invented zombies should probably have a say in what zombies can and can not do, plus their behaviour.
wait what why did you add a sin for the ending? I don't get it but what ever. anyway keep up with the great work
Cooper was right the whole time lol
I'm saying bro lol wasn't there a door outside the house that led to the basement too I swore I saw one
Seeing how all of the zombies were taken out in the end was satisfying.. None of them made it in the city, geez these zombies were just the same as the zombies on Walking Dead since they walk slow yet the army who has different types of arsenals were overrun.. wtf
Maybe you should do cinema Wins but it’s zombie Wins
Considering this is one of the first Zombie films in history it's pretty good