Photo Booth Zombie
Simon Pegg
Photo Booth Zombie
Edgar Wright
Bridgekeeper Zombie
Gregory Nicotero
Machete Zombie
Tom Savini
Kissing Woman
Sandy Kellerman
Weapons Storage Guard
Ted Ludzik
Cheerleader Zombie
Erica Olsen
Dead Teenage Girl
Lara Amersey
Number 9's Victim
Bryan Renfro
Fiddler's Green Promo Announcer
Robin Ward
Arena Policeman
David Sparrow
Barrett
Christopher Russell
Director
George A. Romero
Screenplay
George A. Romero
Executive Producer
Dennis E. Jones
Executive Producer
Ryan Kavanaugh
Executive Producer
Lynwood Spinks
Director of Photography
Miroslaw Baszak
Original Music Composer
Reinhold Heil
Original Music Composer
Johnny Klimek
Art Direction
Doug Slater
Executive Producer
Steve Barnett
Associate Producer
David Resnick
Associate Producer
Silenn Thomas
Production Design
Arvinder Grewal
Set Decoration
Marlene Puritt
Costume Design
Alex Kavanagh
Art Department Coordinator
H. Nancy Pak
Assistant Art Director
Rob Ballantyne
Construction Coordinator
Dave Bracken
Steadicam Operator
Jeremy Benning
Assistant Costume Designer
Stephanie Lees
Key Hair Stylist
Regan Noble
Makeup Designer
Scott Patton
Set Dressing Artist
Robin Klein
Armorer
John 'Frenchie' Berger
Craft Service
Sari Miettinen
Dialect Coach
Joel Goldes
Digital Effects Supervisor
Doug Campbell
Driver
Jennifer Mccormack
Legal Services
Miles Mogulescu
Post Production Supervisor
Gary Mueller
Property Master
Darryl Beebe
Second Unit Cinematographer
Matt Birman
Sound Recordist
Roman Alexander Buchok
Stunt Coordinator
Matt Birman
Unit Production Manager
Byron A. Martin
Unit Publicist
Karen Tyrell
First Assistant Director
Martin Walters
Script Supervisor
Donna Croce
Color Timer
Chris Wallace
First Assistant Editor
Brigitte Rabazo
Electrician
Cinar Eryasar
Lighting Technician
Dennis Daigle
Rigging Gaffer
Paul Michel
Casting Associate
Sara Kay
Location Manager
David McIlroy
Production Coordinator
Debbie Wilkinson
Boom Operator
Roman Alexander Buchok
First Assistant Sound Editor
Rose Gregoris
Production Sound Mixer
Robert Fletcher
Sound Effects Editor
Lee de Lang
Supervising Sound Editor
Nelson Ferreira
Supervising Sound Effects Editor
Craig Henighan
Animation Supervisor
Peter Giliberti
Creature Design
Bernie Wrightson
Digital Compositors
Naomi Anderlini
Special Effects Supervisor
Brock Jolliffe
Visual Effects Coordinator
Greg Behrens
Visual Effects Producer
Peter Denomme
Visual Effects Supervisor
Jeff Campbell
John Chard
Romero lines up the Bush administration for à la carte eats.
Land Of The Dead is directed & written by George A. Romero and it's the fourth film in his Zombie based series of films. It stars Simon Baker, John Leguizamo, Dennis Hopper, Eugene Clark & Asia Argento.
Human society has regrouped and formed a new community in a sealed off section of America. Run by a feudal government headed by Paul Kaufman (Hopper), the state survives on supplies garnered from the outside world by Riley (Baker) and his "Dead Reckoning" team. But during one of their raids they notice that one of the Zombies, Big Daddy (Clark), is starting to show signs of human awareness.
After the emergence of the Dawn Of The Dead remake in 2004 and the plaudits heaped upon zom-com Shaun Of The Dead also in 2004, one question immediately sprang to the minds of zombie fans, "could Romero, the don of the dead, be stirred into a new entry in his already heralded series?". Yes was the joyous answer to that, and although a torn ligament down from previous instalments, the great news is that Land Of The Dead rocks with gore and politico fervour. Naturally a lot has changed in the world of zombiedom since Romero's last venture in 85, but he manages to tonally keep the old fashioned feel while observing the unsteady social climate that was seeping from the wounds in 2005.
By his own admission he is taking pot shots at the Bush administration, while Hopper, on delightfully excessive form, deliberately channels Donald Rumsfeld. From fireworks in the sky bringing conformity, to class division down on the turf, Romero as always has something to say. The cast are a solid and energetic bunch, with Baker pleasingly coming up trumps as a hero type, while gore hounds are very well served here as George finds new and inventive ways of delivering the ick (one "head" sequence is genius). Sure there's a suggestion that the central idea of the zombies getting smarter is kind of going off tangent, but since he wrote the rules, he's also allowed to change them. But with this ending here it offers hope, not just in this skew whiff world he's created, but also of further film's to come. And that maybe is a touch too far? 7/10
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