NOTLD 3D Premieres

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Last Updated on July 28, 2021

Though it’s gone through much rocky terrain getting off the ground and into theaters, the NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD 3-D remake starring Sid Haig is gearing up to make it’s theatrical debut, in Polaroid Projection, no less!


Capping off the Night Gala at this year’s World 3D Film Expo II , NOTLD 3D has landed the premiere spot on September 8th, at the Egyptian Theater in Hollywood. Not only is it making it’s debut there, but director Jeff Broadstreet, screenwriter Robert Valding, and star Sid Haig are all planning to be there to partake in the festivities.


This isn’t you’re average red/blue type 3-D here, but the state of the art of 3-D films, and if you’re a fan of 3-D (like I am), then this is one film festival not to miss. Also showcasing this year is Andy Warhol’s FRANKENSTEIN from 1974, all restored and remastered for everyone’s enjoyment.


The Expo goes from September 8th through the 17th, so you have plenty of time to check at least some of it out. Besides NOTLD 3D, the Expo is also showing “Diamond Wizard” (1954) and “Jivaro” (1954). Most of the
other six new titles, “Sangaree”, “Those Redheads From Seattle”, “Taza, Son
of Cochise”, “Devil’s Canyon”, “Wings of the Hawk”, and “Cease Fire” have
not been seen in 3-D since their original release dates.



Very fun indeed, and out far enough to make some plans for some 3-D good times this September. To check out more information on World 3-D Film Expo II, visit their OFFICIAL SITE, and prepare for some zombie in-yo-face-horror with NOTLD 3D September 8th.

Source: Official Site

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