| Reviewer |
Rating |
Review |
| Steve Habrat | 100 | - The despondency, the growing frustration, and the ultimate defeat will live on in the cinema history books from now until eternity. One of the scariest films you will ever see.
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| AmyJAndrews | 100 | (full review) |
| BTS Brian | 100 | |
| Danny M | 100 | |
| JRebanal | 100 | |
| George Rother of MovieGuy 24/7 | 100 | (full review) |
| Drezzy | 95 | - The only zombie movie I can 100% say is better than the original Night is the original Dawn. Night broke down so many barriers and also invented the midnight movie craze, proving that b-grade horror films could, in fact, be a-grade FILMS while also reveling in the gore and misery of the situation. The bad acting, the cheesy (in hindsight only) special effects, and some of the more "whaaat?" choices of direction and narrative don't matter here because the sum is so much greater than any of its parts that it's ridiculous. One of the Top 10 horror films EVER.
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| Jeremy M | 95 | |
| MaddWolf Hope | 95 | - As the first film of its kind, the lasting impact of this picture on horror cinema is hard to overstate.
(full review) |
| Brandon H | 90 | |
| Jester Smiles | 85 | |
| Thomas Pollock | 80 | |
| Colin Flanagan | 80 | - George Romero's "Night of the Living Dead" brought us zombies. His sequel is better, but this is still fun.
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| David Baruffi | 80 | (full review) |
| Rob from GuysFilmQuest | 70 | - Not what I was expecting at all.
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| Mark Chapman | 70 | |
| Bryan Lienesch | 61 | - The original zombie flick. It's pretty obvious how this film unearthed (pun intended) our love for the undead.
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