CFF: Dawn of the Dead (1978)
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2h 14m
Join Vincent and Tangella as they watch “Dawn of the Dead” from 1978. Repeat.
"Dawn of the Dead" is a classic 1978 horror film directed by George A. Romero. It is the second installment in Romero's "Living Dead" series and is set in a world overrun by reanimated corpses. The story follows a group of survivors who take refuge in a shopping mall to escape the zombie apocalypse. Inside the mall, they must not only contend with the undead but also with the tensions and conflicts that arise within their group. The film is known for its social commentary on consumerism and remains a landmark in the zombie genre, known for its mix of horror, satire, and social commentary.
Cast:
David Emge as Stephen
Ken Foree as Peter
Scott H. Reiniger as Roger
Gaylen Ross as Francine
David Crawford as Dr. Foster
David Early as Mr. Berman
Richard France as Scientist
Howard Smith as TV Commentator
Daniel Dietrich as Wooley
Fred Baker as Police Commander
Jim Baffico as Woolie's Aide
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