Night of the Living Dead Movie Review (1. NOTE (2. 00. 4): This reaction to a screening of "Night of the Living Dead" is not, properly speaking, a review - - or rather, it is a review of the audience reaction. I admire the movie itself, which I have seen twice since that 1. Dawn of the Dead" got an enthusiastic review from me. I didn't assign a star rating to "The Night of the Living Dead" because the kind of article I wrote did not seem to require one, but if I were to rate it today, I'd give it 3 1/2 stars.[EDITOR'S NOTE: This review contains spoilers.]Advertisement. There were maybe two dozen people in the audience who were over 1.

The rest were kids, the kind you expect at a Saturday afternoon kiddie matinee. This was in a typical neighborhood theater, and the kids started filing in 1.

The name of the movie was "The Night of the Living Dead."I went to see it because it's been a long time since I saw my last horror movie. I vaguely remember some stuff from the 1.

Creature from the Black Lagoon" or "Attack of the Crab Monsters." They were usually lousy, but it was fun to see them. But that was 1. 0 years ago. Since then, there's been a lot of talk about violence in the movies, and it seemed about time to see another horror film.

The audience for horror movies is mostly drawn from children and adolescents. They usually play in drive- in or neighborhood theaters, and by tradition they're the most frankly violent kind of films. Night of the Living Dead" seemed like a reasonable choice; it was selected by the National Association of Theater Owners as "exploitation picture of the month."Well, the kids came early, as I said. There were a few parents, but mostly just the kids, dumped in front of the theater for the Saturday matinee (admission 4.

A lot of kids were racing up the aisles on urgent missions, and other kids were climbing over the backs of seats, and you'd see a gang of kids passing a box of popcorn back and forth. Occasionally some kid would get whacked by his big sister because he wouldn't shut up. There was a cheer when the lights went down. The opening scene was set in a cemetery (lots of delighted shrieks from the kids), where a teen- age couple are placing a wreath on a grave. Suddenly a ghoul appears and attacks the boy and the girl flees to a nearby farmhouse. The ghoul looked suitably decayed, with all sorts of bloody scars on his face, and he walked in the official ghoul shuffle. More screams from the kids.

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The daughter has been bitten by a ghoul and is unconscious. The ghouls march on the farmhouse again, and the Negro sets a chair on fire and pushes it off the porch, and the ghouls fall back moaning. Then there's an argument among the people inside the farmhouse. Should they stay upstairs or go into the basement? This was pretty dull stuff, and a lot of kids were dispatched to the lobby for more popcorn. Then things picked up. A television set is discovered, and the news commentator reports that an epidemic of mass murder is underway.

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The recently dead, he says, are coming back to life in funeral parlors, morgues and cemeteries. Apparently some sort of unearthly radiation is involved (some sort of unearthly radiation is nearly always involved, seems like).

The ghouls attack the living because they need to eat live flesh. The people inside the farmhouse decide to escape before they're eaten, as who wouldn't, and they make a plan. The young kid will drive the truck to the gas pump, and the Negro will hold off the ghouls with a blazing torch until the truck's tank is filled. The kids' girlfriend insists on coming along. When they get to the pump, the ghouls start advancing and the torch accidentally sets the truck on fire. The Negro escapes, but the truck blows up and incinerates the teen- age couple. At this point, the mood of the audience seemed to change.

Horror movies were fun, sure, but this was pretty strong stuff. There wasn't a lot of screaming anymore; the place was pretty quiet. Watch Trolls Streaming. When the fire died down, the ghouls approached the truck and ripped apart the bodies and ate them. One ghoul ate a shoulder joint with great delight, occasionally stopping to wipe his face. Another ghoul dug into a nice mess of intestines. Back inside the farmhouse, the little girl dies and turns into a ghoul.

She advances on her mother. The mother tries to talk to her, but the girl takes a trowel and stabs her mother in the chest a couple of dozen times. On TV, the sheriff advises citizens to set the ghouls on fire: "They'll go right up." The Negro has to kill the little girl- ghoul, and then her father. The ghouls break into the house and he barricades himself in the basement. Advertisement. The next scene takes place the next morning. The sheriff's deputies are conducting a mopping- up operation, shooting ghouls and burning them.

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They approach the farmhouse. The sheriff looks casually into the charred wreck of the car, sees what's left of the two bodies, and says: "Somebody had himself a cook- out." Inside the house, the Negro hears help coming and looks out the window. He is shot through the forehead by the deputies. That's one more for the bonfire," the sheriff says. End of movie. The kids in the audience were stunned. There was almost complete silence.

The movie had stopped being delightfully scary about halfway through, and had become unexpectedly terrifying. There was a little girl across the aisle from me, maybe nine years old, who was sitting very still in her seat and crying. I don't think the younger kids really knew what hit them.

They were used to going to movies, sure, and they'd seen some horror movies before, sure, but this was something else. This was ghouls eating people up - - and you could actually see what they were eating.

This was little girls killing their mothers. This was being set on fire. Worst of all, even the hero got killed. It's hard to remember what sort of effect this movie might have had on you when you were six or seven. But try to remember.

At that age, kids take the events on the screen seriously, and they identify fiercely with the hero. When the hero is killed, that's not an unhappy ending but a tragic one: Nobody got out alive. It's just over, that's all.

Tokyo Ghoul (TV Series 2. Japan is terrorized by ghouls epidemic,people are afraid,watch as Kaneki Ken tries to adapt to the life of ghoul,while he tries to keep part of his humanity and sanity intact. Its a brilliant take on Sui ishida's manga Tokyo ghoul,let's start with negatives first. I felt that it was a bit rushed,the first episode was brilliantly done and left you wanting more,but the next 4 episodes were a tad bit slow paced. I would really loved the added the gore and violence that the manga has. The Positives the art and animation is brilliantly done,the voice acting is absolutely brilliant,it actually makes you feel the despair and anguish that kaneki goes through in certain parts(not giving spoilers).

I just skip the opening and go straight to watching the episode but "UNRAVEL"by TK kept me hooked,heck I even re- winded to listen the opening for the soundtrack over and over again. This anime is really well done I enjoyed the story very much and I hope this review helped.