The Return of the Living Dead

[axlish]

I have just recently bought ROTLD III, it will arriwe tomorrow. Ah can't wait. The unrated cut really adds a lot more over-the-top gore. You'll see what I mean. Let us know what you think of it, and the River Man

[Trioxin245]

The unrated cut really adds a lot more over-the-top gore. You'll see what I mean. Let us know what you think of it, and the River Man I've heard ROTLD III it has a mix of Re-Animator?

[dmbfanintn]

Love ROTLD! Funniest line in the whole film: The Brain, The Brain!! I hit the flucking brain!!! I love it when Burt says that!

[Trioxin245]

Love ROTLD! Funniest line in the whole film: The Brain, The Brain!! I hit the flucking brain!!! I love it when Burt says that! Any line with brains goddamn rules I like when Joey(ROTLD II)turns into an Zombie and gives Brenda that creepy yet hilarious expression, and goes all "Let me eat your braaaiiiiiinnnnn!" Thom Matthews is brilliant as always.

[axlish]

I've heard ROTLD III it has a mix of Re-Animator? It definitely has that wacky Brian Yuzna Re-Animator feel to it.

[Tullaryx]

Now, if ROTLDIII only had a scene to match up with Re-animator's "head" scen then it would've been great.

[Svengoolie]

To be honest, I think the second one in the series isn't a total wash-out. I like the fact that the action was set in a new suburban subdivision...kinda like in Poltergeist. Those subdivisions can often be a little creepy because, although they're considered urban, they're sometimes out in the middle of nowhere....

[Trioxin245]

To be honest, I think the second one in the series isn't a total wash-out. Svengoolie, your brains smells so good, and spicy.

[Svengoolie]

"Fresh brains! Get 'em while they're cold!" Yeah...Clu definitely should've gotten that part, buddy-boy.

[Trioxin245]

"Fresh brains! Get 'em while they're cold!" Yeah...Clu definitely should've gotten that part, buddy-boy. Oh yes, can you imagine him gettin' all "For 30 years and I have never put a scratch on it...GIVE ME THAT WHEELE!!"

[Tri0xin]

Hands down. "Let me ask you a question, kid. Did you ever see that movie Night of the Living Dead?"

[Wooley]

I still think Romero's are superior, simply because I don't care for talking, thinking zombies. And I liked Romero's more serious take on it to ROTLD's humor, although the humor was good, but in the last few years, the ROTLD series has grown on me, up through 3. I liked that funeral home guy. Hard core dude. The zombies overunning the roadblock was one of my favorite parts, along with the ambulance, then the police car, then the police cars getting overrun, along with the ending. The redhead in Rotld 2. Drool. Whinny scream queen, but redheads man... Also cool to see Mitch Pileggi pre-X files as that sergeant that the redhead and the graverobbers run into, and the one starts eating one of his men's brains. Mindy Clarke in ROTLD 3. Drool again.

[Trioxin245]

I am 99.9% certain that GAR is on the record as saying he liked the film. I've always been curious what his opinion over ROTLD is. he was infact originaly going to be the producer, but Richard Rubinstein of Laurel Entertainment asked Romero to not get involved, because he didn't want people to think this film was part of Romero's "Living Dead" series. But the thing that most comes to my mind, is how ROTLD would have turned out if Tobe Hooper hade gone directing it.

[Mortis]

The Returns are great, but I can't compare them to the GAR flicks because they're not in the same league.