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This is by far one of, if not the best remake. I know its real close to the orginal but im sorry tony todd is WAY better than the orginal black guy. more energy more ACTING. And the overall suspense on this movie was awesome. Now i liked the remake for dawn of the dead, but it was kinda weird to see rotting corpses' running? I think you can make zombies more terrifying when there just slowly walking towards the actors. Sure you could out run them, but your more likely not to hear them when you turn the cornor and run into one waiting behind a wall or like in this film when barbra takes shelter in the house and that 300 pounder is just right behind her. Either way awesome movie worth checking out if you havent seen it or if you have only seen the orginal.
"George A. Romero turns over his classic horror film to be remade, and it's in the hands of Tom Savini (who did brilliant makeup for Dawn of the Dead and Day of the Dead). Now, I do have some mixed feelings about this movie. While in some aspects it's well made (er, for a remake), it can not match the original, if only in tone and style. But it also doesn't match up with the original because until the end, most of the movie is a shot for shot remake. More style is added, to be sure, but Savini and Romero (who scripted this one) could've gone farther.
With that said, Night of the Living Dead (1990) was an enjoyable horror flick experience, one where it's a good time with color and gore and all (plus more full frontal zombie nudity) and as long as you don't think too deeply about what you are watching (and certainly don't try to compare the 1968 and 1990 versions together), you'll have fun." Filmjack3, imdb.com
