Zombie 2 - Das letzte Kapitel (1985)

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Day of the Dead (1985)

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Day of the Dead (1985)

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Day of the Dead (1985)

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Lori Cardille

Dr. Sarah Bowman

Terry Alexander

John

Joseph Pilato

Capt. Henry Rhodes
(as Joe Pilato)

Jarlath Conroy

Bill McDermott

Anthony Dileo Jr.

Pvt. Miguel Salazar
(as Antonè DiLeo)

Richard Liberty

Dr. Matthew Logan

Sherman Howard

Bub
(as Howard Sherman)

Gary Howard Klar

Pvt. Walter Steel
(as G. Howard Klar)

Ralph Marrero

Pvt. Robert Rickles

John Amplas

Ted Fisher

Phillip G. Kellams

Pvt. Miller

Taso N. Stavrakis

Pvt. Juan Torrez

Greg Nicotero

Pvt. Johnson
(as Gregory Nicotero)

Don Brockett

Featured Zombie

William Cameron

Featured Zombie

Deborah Carter

Featured Zombie

Winnie Flynn

Featured Zombie

Debra Gordon

Featured Zombie

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Wissenswertes
All the extras who portrayed zombies in the climax received for their services a cap that said "I Played A Zombie In 'Day of the Dead'", a copy of the newspaper from the beginning of the film (the one that says THE DEAD WALK!), and one dollar.

Patzer
In the opening scene as they fly over the supposedly deserted city, on the left middle side of the screen, a car can be seen driving down the street pulling into a parking spot.

Zitate
Captain Rhodes: [as the zombies are disembowling him and eating his entrails] Choke on 'em!

Alternative Versionen
After being banned for a theatrical release in Ontario. Canadian distributor Astral films cut several minutes of graphic footage including the entirety of Captain Rhodes death in order to be approved for a VHS release in Ontario.

Verbindungen
Edited into Cent une tueries de zombies (2012)

Soundtracks
The Dead Walk
(uncredited)
Composed by Jim Blazer, John Harrison and Sputzy Sparacino
Performed by Modern Man
Produced by Tom Cossie

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7/10

Solid entry in Romero's cannon

While not quite up to the levels of Night or Dawn, Day Of The Dead still packs a story line that is just as relevant to day as it was in 1985, and boasts performances that are better than it should be. I really loved Lori Cardille here, and I'm surprised she didn't do much, much more than this.

It has one of the best openings in horror movie history (and Dr. Tongue is likely the most impressive zombie in any of these films), but it does drag just a little bit in the middle. The antagonists (of which there are more than one), aren't your typical mustache twirlers, and Romero gave them some depth and nuances that actually made most of their actions completely believable.

The climax more than makes up for the middle drag, and I love how Romero injected his undead with both horror and humor. A must for not only Romero fans, not only zombie fans, but horror fans in general.