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Document of the Dead (1985)A documentary about George A. Romero's films, with a behind scenes look at Dawn of the Dead. Director:Roy FrumkesWriter:Roy Frumkes |
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A documentary about George A. Romero's films, with a behind scenes look at Dawn of the Dead.
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21 June 1985 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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George A. Romero: The zombies are developing, and I'm getting dumber by the minute.
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Footage from Dawn of the Dead contains dialogue not found in the theatrical cut or the director's cut. See more »Quotes
Roy Frumkes: [about "Day of the dead] Is this the end?George A. Romero: The zombies are developing, and I'm getting dumber by the minute.
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A great film if you fall into one of three catagories: a) Horror movie fan, b) more specifically, a George Romero fan, or c) a film student. Basically what this movie boils down to is a look into the world of horror film production. It follows the development of the movie Dawn of the Dead from pre- to post-production. Provides a fascinating look into how exactly a film is shot and put together into its final form. I had heard of this film's existence shortly after I became a rabid Romero fan, and when I bought I was expecting a great supplement to the classic film. I have to admit I was a little disappointed after first viewing. While the movie concentrates on Dawn out of all of Romero's movies, I was left wanting more.