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starring: David Bond, Don Calfa, Cathleen Cordell, James Dalesandro, Drew Deighan See Larger Image Used Price: $3.81 Audience Rating: R (Restricted) Binding: VHS Tape EAN: 9786301932424 Format: NTSC ISBN: 6301932420 Label: Hbo Home Video Manufacturer: Hbo Home Video Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Hbo Home Video Release Date: August 16, 1989 Running Time: 91 minutes Sales Rank: 8594 Studio: Hbo Home Video Theatrical Release Date: August 16, 1985 Related Items: Return of the Living Dead Part II Return of the Living Dead 3 Night of the Living Dead Day of the Dead Dead Alive see more Editorial Review: Amazon.com: 'Do ya wanna party?' challenges the soundtrack to this freaky and funny reworking of George Romero's Night of the Living Dead. Paced to the beat of a pounding rock score, this comic flesh feast delivers both laughs and outlandish gore. No longer lumbering, moaning creatures, these lithe, feral, and cunning undead claw their way out of the cemetery and into the skulls of a human smorgasbord. They even master the art of home delivery: 'Send more cops,' croaks a corpse into a patrol car radio. Director Dan O'Bannon even takes pains to explain their motivation between the tributes to the granddaddy of zombie horrors ('Well, it worked in the movie!' screams James Karen when a pickax to the skull hardly phases a lively cadaver). Not that it really matters amid the gore and gallows humor, but it does add a kick to the cynically sinister climax. --Sean Axmaker Customer Reviews Average Rating: Rating: - Holds up well There's a great scene in this movie that occurs approximately an hour and nineteen minutes into its runtime. Cranky character actor Clu Gulagher and a few obnoxious teenagers are trapped in his medical supply warehouse by brain-hungry zombies, and the only phone available is located in the warehouse's basement, the door of which is locked and guarded by a particularly ravenous zombie. After retrieving a baseball bat, old Clu instructs one of the kids to open the door and the others to stand back. ... Read More Rating: - LOL this movie made me laugh so hard. not really scary at all but funny. the zombies could talk and run Rating: - One of the zombie genre's high points As great as zombie flicks are, they easily qualify as one of horror's most polarizing sub-genres. Movies such as Dawn of the Dead have gone on to be considered what great horror is made of, and others such as Oasis of the Zombies have quickly been filed away into most viewer's repressed memory. Return of the Living Dead, however, manages to rank up there with Romero's living dead flicks as far as classic zombie movies go, albeit in a very different way. In reality it's a horror/comedy spoof on all ... Read More Rating: - not romero but a great one Im a romero fan and i like classic slower moving zombies and serious movies but this movie is one of the four best zombie movies of all times,and is the only one in the group that is not from romero.Dan obannon realy did a great job when he wrote this,something special happened with this film that even is a different kind of zombie it make sense and it works great.This is realy a classic,the 80s were great for zombies,there is a lot of heart in these low budget films,thats why they are so good ... Read More Rating: - One for the cult movie lovers! The classic Return of the living dead has an equally classic soundtrack. Everyone will remember "Do you wanna party" from 45 Grave and you will find this and other gems on this vintage soundtrack. Cult classic, full stop. see more Browse for similar items by category: Horror - Genres - VHS - Video - General