I spent the first year with my highschool boyfriend watching this and all the zombie movies. I liked them then, but I had one horrible nightmare after another. 12 years later I can't watch a second of them, it freaks me out too much. I hate to even hear the noise of a moaning zombie. The video game "Resident Evil" is torture to me. I try to stick to the safe stuff like vampires and witches.

What can I say, this is a classic and the Grandfather of modern zombie films. You know, the living dead aren't for everyone. Personally I like the idea. And this is the first. What a great idea! The dead coming back to eat the living! You know they out number us! Either stop killing or lose the war. Night of the living dead was a well thought out and well written horror movie for its time. George Romero is very smart when it comes to writting movies from the scientific point of view as well as a human point of view. Every character just about has a real feel to them. Like a neighbor or an aquantence at school. Night of the living dead proved to be a very bankable idea as well as a very expandable idea. The Psycho of the Living Dead genre. HIGHLY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. AN ABSOLUTE CLASSIC.

Night Of The Living dead is what started all of these so-called Zombie flicks. It is visually well done and manages to scare people.

"Night of the Living Dead" remains my favourite movie of the "Dead" trilogy directed by George A. Romero which also includes "Dawn of the Dead" and "Day of the Dead". As the movie was shot on a shoe string budget, special effects are lacking and the few that are present remain laughable and unconvincing. But that's what NOLD is all about -creepy, cheesy fun. Also, the conclusion of the film is not the happy ending that some would expect. Anyhow, its fun to watch this movie at night or during a thunderstorm and I would definitely recommend it to any fan of scary movies out there.

This is another classic. Even though it was kinda' cheesy, I liked the makeup of the zombies. One of the best horror movies I've ever seen. It's one of those movies that you just gotta buy to see it over and over again.