More Brains: A Return To The Living Dead

[poguesfan]

Not to sure if someone didn't all ready mention this, but there is a new two hour documentary about the making of "The Return of the Living Dead." It's from the producers and directors of the recent Never Sleep Again: The Nightmare On Elm Street Legacy documentary. Details and website are listed below. I just ordered this off amazon.com, and I can't wait to sink my "brains" into this one. "SEND MORE PARAMEDICS!!!"

http://www.getmorebrains.com/

It worked in the movie! When an army drum is breached and a mysterious chemical gas is released into a nearby cemetery, the dead return to life with only one thing on their minds...brains! The zombie menace quickly descends upon a group of misfits who must fight for survival as they are picked off one at a time by a horde of the undead.
Do you ever wonder about all the different ways of dying? Dan O'Bannon's outrageous splatter classic 'The Return Of The Living Dead' has continued to terrify and entertain horror fans for over twenty-five years with its delicious mix of blood, guts, sex and punk. Boasting off-beat humor, plenty of attitude and one of the most famous zombies ever committed to celluloid, it's easy to see why the film's legacy continues to grow.
It makes the pain go away... MORE BRAINS! A RETURN TO THE LIVING DEAD is the ultimate account of the tongue-in-cheek, stylish and apocalyptic zombie movie. It features -- for the first time ever! -- contributions from all the main cast as well as clips, photographs, storyboards, conceptual art, publicity materials, archival documents and behind-the-scenes footage.
They're back from the grave and ready to party! Through this definitive retrospective fans are finally able to explore the film's journey from the world of Night Of The Living Dead to the mind of acclaimed writer/director Dan O'Bannon. Narrator Brian Peck (aka Scuz) guides you through the blood, sweat and tears as cast and crew look back on their experience in the graveyard creating the film that's been called a beauty of a cult classic!

Making Of Featurette: Return Of The Living Dead Part 2
Making Of Featurette: Return Of The Living Dead Part 3
Dan O'Bannon's Final Interview
Filming Locations Featurette
Stacey Q Live! Exclusive Tonight Music Video
They Won't Stay Dead: A Look At Return Of The Living Dead Part 2
Love Beyond the Grave: A Look At Return Of The Living Dead Part 3
Even More Brains: Deleted Documentary Interviews
Return Of The Living Dead In 3 Minutes
O-Sleeve Packaging
And More!

[countchocula]

I'm fucking there. I'm not in love with the original (ROTLD3 is my favorite of the series), but this sounds awesome.

[MisoGenie]

I wasn't a huge fan of the original Return of the Living Dead, but I appreciated it for what it was (it had some great memorable scenes, the "punk" characters were just awful as I recall). Regardless, I love these retrospective Horror documentaries and can't wait to see some more of them on beloved Franchises.

[Herald]

Ah Return of the Living Dead, known for running zombies before bashing running zombies was the norm.

[poopontheshoes7]

Originally Posted by MisoGenie

I wasn't a huge fan of the original Return of the Living Dead, but I appreciated it for what it was (it had some great memorable scenes, the "punk" characters were just awful as I recall). Regardless, I love these retrospective Horror documentaries and can't wait to see some more of them on beloved Franchises.

Blasphemy! Return of the Living Dead is a classic that nobody is allowed to dislike!

"You think this is a fuckin' costume!? This is a way of life!"

"I like sex with death. Hey Casey do you like sex with death?"
Ya, so fuck off and die."

[Intellectual Hunter]

I've never bothered with the sequels, but I love the original 1985 Return of the Living Dead, which is a funny, gore (plus some nudity) and really entertaining zombie film.