Brain Dead was pure awesomeness. Anyone who has seei will surely never forget the lawnmower scene.

And quite a few other's...

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Originally posted by Sushipunk Brain Dead was pure awesomeness. Anyone who has seei will surely never forget the lawnmower scene. And quite a few other's...

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Originally posted by Psionic Night of the Living Dead or Dead Alive are good ones

aren't BRAINDEAD and DEAD-ALIVE the same movie? I'm talking about the one with Peter Jackson as director...

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Originally posted by R.j. aren't BRAINDEAD and DEAD-ALIVE the same movie? I'm talking about the one with Peter Jackson as director...

Yeah, Peter Jackson was the director for Brain Dead. Maybe they marketed it under a different name in other countries

But you know the lawnmower scene, right?

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Originally posted by Sushipunk Yeah, Peter Jackson was the director for Brain Dead. Maybe they marketed it under a different name in other countries But you know the lawnmower scene, right?

yes, i do!

Btw, Re-animator was pretty entertaining, also

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Originally posted by Sushipunk Yeah, Peter Jackson was the director for Brain Dead. Maybe they marketed it under a different name in other countries But you know the lawnmower scene, right?

Yeah, "Dead-Alive" and "Braindead" are the same movie - "Braindead" is simply the international title.

Though it's not to be confused with "Brain Dead"(2 words) which starred Bill Paxton and Bill Pullman. It was also a very good horror film, but had more to do with the horrors of reality/unreality while exploring portions of the brain rather than infectious rat-monkeys.

Though it's true that Romero set quite a few standards with the original Night of the Living Dead and Dawn of the Dead, I think that italian directors like Fulci and Argento were perfecting zombies/gory horror in cinema around the time of Dawn of the Dead. City of the Living Dead is one that is very much worth checking out if you can find it (sort of obscure though).

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Originally posted by Sushipunk Yeah, Peter Jackson was the director for Brain Dead. Maybe they marketed it under a different name in other countries But you know the lawnmower scene, right?

lol that was the bloodiest scene I have ever seen!

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fucken awesome

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The original 1978 Dawn Of The Dead still does it for me, especially Romero's Director's Cut but surprisingly for a remake, the 2004 remake isn't half bad either.

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Originally posted by GrimReaper The original 1978 Dawn Of The Dead still does it for me, especially Romero's Director's Cut but surprisingly for a remake, the 2004 remake isn't half bad either.

the first 15/20mins of DOTD remake is

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