While the film was in its gestation stage , several were the titles that were considered: Night of Anubis, Night of the Flesh Eaters; Monster Flick . However, that is known today is that of: The Night of the Living Death I ( Night of the Living Dead, 1968, directed by George A. Romero ).
Go Visiting a cemetery is something unpleasant and it is even more if it ends up being attacked by a zombie, as happens to Barbra and Johnny Sibling s , of \u200b\u200bcourse, these two brothers will make you face at such a dramatic situation, Johnny fighting the zombie I try to attack his sister, while poor Barbra the only escape is possible is to run and hide in a house near the cem ana enteritis. Can Barbra avoid becoming the juicy morsel of a handful of zombies? Is the anti-government solution to this terrible problem? to know only Ersta aramrse to the teeth and sit and watch Night of the Living Dead directed by George A. Romero.
While studying at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh , Romero immersed himself in the film industry. In the sixties he directed and produced television commercials, and his production company The Latent Image , which he founded with friends John Russo and Russell Streiner also made films for companies, but that of the commercial and film business would not last long, soon the boys began to tire and I felt like for filming a horror movie. According Romero, wanted to capitalize on the thirst that was in the industry for the " bizarre movies." Romero was so as and Streiner got to work and contacted Karl Hardman and Marilyn Eastman , who were the respective president and vice president of the Hardman Associates, Inc. , and told of had an idea about making a horror film which had not yet no title, Romero convinced them and formed the production company Ten Image , this company was formed by: Romero, Russo, Streiner , Hardman and Eastman
an and some others. The initial budget was six thousand dollars, each of the ten members invirtio hundred dollars, and then sharing the profits, but unfortunately at some point around the world discovered that it takes six thousand dollars more, because it had to seek more investors But soon all that began to be a bit inappropriate, at some point the budget will be shot at one hundred fourteen thousand dollars. According to Hardman " We knew we could not have enough money to shoot a pel icular that the pair were co n the classic horror films, those with which we all grew. The best thing we could do was put our players in a remote location and then bring the horror to that place . "However, despite the budget problem, it does not 
was synonymous with giving up, the scenes were filmed in Evans City , Pennsylvania, a rural little place 48 km. of Pittsburgh , the place in question was Butler County , on the side of special effects, with few resources are managed well enough to ensure that those were good and convincing. As for the post-production, all the world I mage Ten gladly work; about it, Karl Hardman recalls: " A good number of members of the cast formed a production line in the darkroom doing a bit of everything to make me touch the exhibits. As I recall, during the filming takes longer of 1250 photographs. "
After the post-production touch the hard work of finding a distributor, and certainly was not an easy task for Image Ten, the distributors refused to be charge because of its violent scenes. Columbia and American International Pictures gave a resounding no after the producers
n egaron to return to shoot the end and make it lighter, respect, Romero admitted that " None of us wanted to do something. We could not imagine r a f us happy ... inal T veryone wanted a Hollywood happy ending, but we stayed true to our ideas . "The Walter Reade Organization agreed to exhibit the film without any kind of censorship, at which time the film was to be called: Night of the Flesh Eaters , but since there was a movie called so, the title was changed to: Night of the Living Dead , in the meantime that the title was changed, it happened that the symbol copyright was deleted by mistake and the movie automatically step into the public domain.
is no doubt that there was a before and after as a horror movie about zombies concerns, but Romero was the one who took the step forward that was needed, an ominous music as a companion opening titles, a road leading to disaster and that little bit fantastic iria impose, from the very moment when Johnny turned off the radio after listening to static voice that said: "Ladies and C
aballeros we back into the air after a int errupcion due to technical problems. "Magnifico. Truly scenes very good with these zombies that at various times showed some degree of intelligence, and a fairly sober proceedings, standing out of the actor Duane Jones ( 1936 to 1988 ) with its unforgettable character Ben, who knew how to give cane to deal with the zombies and irritable Harry (Karl Hardman ), "The Night ...", like so many others do not end up being a horror movie but in it there will be no heroes, nor villains, just ordinary people who must deal with a situation that is out of hand and above all they want to live, while on the other hand, Romero shows us Figure of trigger-happy hunters the American spirit. A wonderful film that can be seen over and over again, and already under his belt contains five sequels.
While studying at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh , Romero immersed himself in the film industry. In the sixties he directed and produced television commercials, and his production company The Latent Image , which he founded with friends John Russo and Russell Streiner also made films for companies, but that of the commercial and film business would not last long, soon the boys began to tire and I felt like for filming a horror movie. According Romero, wanted to capitalize on the thirst that was in the industry for the " bizarre movies." Romero was so as and Streiner got to work and contacted Karl Hardman and Marilyn Eastman , who were the respective president and vice president of the Hardman Associates, Inc. , and told of had an idea about making a horror film which had not yet no title, Romero convinced them and formed the production company Ten Image , this company was formed by: Romero, Russo, Streiner , Hardman and Eastman
an and some others. The initial budget was six thousand dollars, each of the ten members invirtio hundred dollars, and then sharing the profits, but unfortunately at some point around the world discovered that it takes six thousand dollars more, because it had to seek more investors But soon all that began to be a bit inappropriate, at some point the budget will be shot at one hundred fourteen thousand dollars. According to Hardman " We knew we could not have enough money to shoot a pel icular that the pair were co n the classic horror films, those with which we all grew. The best thing we could do was put our players in a remote location and then bring the horror to that place . "However, despite the budget problem, it does not 
was synonymous with giving up, the scenes were filmed in Evans City , Pennsylvania, a rural little place 48 km. of Pittsburgh , the place in question was Butler County , on the side of special effects, with few resources are managed well enough to ensure that those were good and convincing. As for the post-production, all the world I mage Ten gladly work; about it, Karl Hardman recalls: " A good number of members of the cast formed a production line in the darkroom doing a bit of everything to make me touch the exhibits. As I recall, during the filming takes longer of 1250 photographs. "After the post-production touch the hard work of finding a distributor, and certainly was not an easy task for Image Ten, the distributors refused to be charge because of its violent scenes. Columbia and American International Pictures gave a resounding no after the producers
n egaron to return to shoot the end and make it lighter, respect, Romero admitted that " None of us wanted to do something. We could not imagine r a f us happy ... inal T veryone wanted a Hollywood happy ending, but we stayed true to our ideas . "The Walter Reade Organization agreed to exhibit the film without any kind of censorship, at which time the film was to be called: Night of the Flesh Eaters , but since there was a movie called so, the title was changed to: Night of the Living Dead , in the meantime that the title was changed, it happened that the symbol copyright was deleted by mistake and the movie automatically step into the public domain. is no doubt that there was a before and after as a horror movie about zombies concerns, but Romero was the one who took the step forward that was needed, an ominous music as a companion opening titles, a road leading to disaster and that little bit fantastic iria impose, from the very moment when Johnny turned off the radio after listening to static voice that said: "Ladies and C
aballeros we back into the air after a int errupcion due to technical problems. "Magnifico. Truly scenes very good with these zombies that at various times showed some degree of intelligence, and a fairly sober proceedings, standing out of the actor Duane Jones ( 1936 to 1988 ) with its unforgettable character Ben, who knew how to give cane to deal with the zombies and irritable Harry (Karl Hardman ), "The Night ...", like so many others do not end up being a horror movie but in it there will be no heroes, nor villains, just ordinary people who must deal with a situation that is out of hand and above all they want to live, while on the other hand, Romero shows us Figure of trigger-happy hunters the American spirit. A wonderful film that can be seen over and over again, and already under his belt contains five sequels. 
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