| Remake Night of
the Living Dead - Synopsis |
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A Tom Savini remake of George Romero's 1968 black-and-white classic. This remake is wonderfully
made, with a modern female heroine, tougher than old boots. It still has the cemetery,
the farmhouse and the walking dead. What more can we ask for? For a remake I give it the thumbs up, Good one Tom
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| Filming Locations Used |
The filming for Night of the Living Dead remake took place in West Middletown - Pennsylvania.
If you can provide any additional information related to the
filming or would like to submit a photograph of how an actual
location looks now, please click
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| Before we Begin |
Below are the THEN and NOW
shots of the filming locations used
in Tom Savini, Night of the Living Dead remake. The now shots are taken
accordingly during our recent visit
to the places (2007) while the then shots (1990)
are the film grabs from the movie. This
is a direct visual comparison of how
the filming locations have changed over
time. Some places and buildings are
now totally unrecognizable due to massive
development and area progress while
some have undergone the opposite direction
towards deterioration and decay. Some
places, however, have stayed intact
as they were, unaffected by the passage
of weather and time.
The order below is the same order
from the beginning to the end of the
movie. If you can provide further information
or help me locate the missing links,
it will be greatly appreciated. These
are all my personal observations and
any form of constructive criticism or
informative suggestion would be most
welcome.
If you know where the filming took place for this film, please use the contact form to get in touch.
Click here to go to the contact form Thanks Roly – Filming Locations Detectives
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Getting to the cemetary
Barbara (Patricia Tallman) and Johnnie (Bill Moseley) have a ride out to their mothers grave site
(Click on the (1990) film grabs for a better & larger image)
Thanks to our regular visitor and friend Steve Svitek, who got in touch with Russell Crupe
(Russell worked on the security side of the filming,
so had first hand knowledge were the filming had taken place.)
Thanks Steve for taking the photo and Russell for providing the knowledge of the locations.
The filming had taken place on South Buffalo Road - Buffalo, Pa.
(Click on the (2008) photos for a better & larger image)
New Photo added 11th November 2008 |
New Photo added 11th November 2008 |
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The cemetary
The cemetary is located in Pennsylvania
(Click on the (2008) photo for a better & larger image)
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Entering the cemetary
Drive in Cemetary
(Click on the (1990) film grabs for a better & larger image)
The gates for the cemetary did not have the splendid feel to them as when the filming took place, so we presume these were prop gates.
If you can give more information about the cemetary please contact me
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(Click on the (2008) photo for a better & larger image)
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Finding the grave
The graves
(Click on the (1990) film grabs for a better & larger image)
The cemetary just the way you see in the movie.
(Click on the (2008) photos for a better & larger image)
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Finding the grave
The graves
(Click on the (1990) film grabs for a better & larger image)
The cemetary just the way you see in the movie.
(Click on the (2008) photos for a better & larger image)
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| Additional
and Copyright Information |
Please note, this is a hobby website, the only purpose we use film grabs is to show a
direct comparison how buildings, landscapes etc have changed
since the time of filming, we do not use the film grabs in any other material.
All photographs and homemade videos are (copyrighted) to Roland Keates aka,
Filming Locations Detectives,
or otherwise specified. Part of the material is not our property and is exposed,
we respect copyright laws and only use the film grabs for visual information.
No COPYRIGHT infringement intended,
however if you require us to remove the film grabs, please inform us so we can
immediately see to its removal.
If you wish to reproduce anything from this website, please contact us.
Click here to go to the contact form to contact me, thanks Roly
Words and photos are licenced under a
Creative Commons Licence.
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