For an early 1990s horror movie even for a remake I thought Tom Savini did a good job with his remake of Night of the Living Dead. First time i saw the movie was when it was on TNTs Monstervision with Joe Bob Briggs one time on a Saturday night

He did a good job but the movie felt under budget and bland.

It's been years since I've watched it but I don't remember hating it.

I saw it one time at a friend’s house a long time ago. I don’t remember a lot about it but remember thinking it was okay at the time.

I don't think I ever bothered to watch it.

It's fine, but nothing special or groundbreaking. I do think the zombies look cool and remember Savini saying that they studied actual dead bodies and noticed that they all looked jaundiced and yellow-ish due to the chemical reactions happening in them.

The 90s is my least favorite era of horror, because so many of the movies have this same "bland" look/ambience, from Child's Play 2 to People Under The Stairs. The lighting is so flat, and the sets looks exactly like sets, not actual, lived-in locations. They're too professional, like a TV show that does the same set-ups week after week.

The only thing I like about Savini's NOTLD is the changed ending .

I'll probably add to my October list this year. I don't remember much of it, although I watched it... 10+ years ago

Thought of checking it out but it's only on AppleTV, so that won't happen.

Oh ew. That kills it for me, too.

I was just going by what JustWatch listed. So, it's not 100% accurate.

Not as good as the original, but still decent. One of the main differences that I didn't like in the 1990's version is the characters are supposed to be the same people but they behave different, especially Barbara.

I haven't seen it years, but remember it being pretty decent. I still have my DVD of the film kicking around somewhere.

One of my favorite horror remakes. Just a solid, crowd-pleasing film made for its intended audience. The original is a massively influential classic and rightly so, but I probably pull this out more than the original.

I don’t think I’ve seen this since the mid-90s and only remember a few parts of it. The one thing I do recall is how annoying I found the character of Barbara to be in the remake.