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This is a vinyl LP containing 30- and 60-second radio commercials for the original Night of the Living Dead. This was sent to radio stations to promote the film's release in 1968. |
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This is the label for the radio commercial LP.
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This is a uncut set of Night of the Living Dead trading cards signed by many of the cast and crew. |
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This is a hand-crafted set of Night of the Living Dead magnets by Chris Stavrakis the webmaster of LivingDead.com. (Check out the Dawn of the Dead magnets he also did for me.) |
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This is an autographed photo of Kyra Schon, who played the little girl in the original film. It is personally signed to me. |
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This is the front of the four-page "publicity kit" distributed to theater owners when NOTLD first came out. It contains a number of advertisements for use in newspapers, a brief synopsis of the film, a short story on the cast and suggested "exploitation" tactics for theater owners showing the film. (Hit these links to see the back and gatefold.) |
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This is a fan-filmed VHS video that tours the Evans City cemetery where the original Night of the Living Dead was filmed. It's pretty neat, especially when the camera pans around the headstones and my last name is on one of them. |
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John Russo, the co-author of Night of the Living Dead, wrote this great book on the making of the film. |
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The flyer announcing "Zombie Jamboree" featuring the members of the original cast and crew of Night of the Living Dead, along with that other celebrity most associated with zombies, Adam Batman West (?). (Click here to see the other side.) |
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The front cover of the
program for 1993's "Zombie Jamboree." (The back
cover is even better.)
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This is Corpse Cash given out at 1993's "Zombie Jamboree," good for a dollar off food and merchandise. (Jump her to see the back of the bill.) |
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This is the front/back cover of the 30th Anniversary Limited Edition (#11868/15000) DVD from Anchor Bay. This is an interesting set in that it has not only the original version, but a version with 15 minutes of added footage. This footage was shot and edited by NOTLD co-author John Russo. Depending on where you stand, it is either a neat addition or an atrocity. I'm with the latter. Also included is a CD of the lame soundtrack done for this edition. (Click here to see the front and back of the insert.) |
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This is an enhanced CD containing music tracks from the 30th Anniversary edition. It was signed by the composer, Scott Vladimir Lucina. (Track listings are on the back cover.) |
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A complete set of 50 NOTLD trading cards. Each card has a shot from the film on one side and a running story on the other. |
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This is a graphic novel of the film. Very minimalist and atmospheric. |
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Clive Barker's spin on the events connected to the original movie. The Living Dead take over Barker's own London in these graphic novels. (Click here for the back covers.) |
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This is a Movie CD for Windows. It's actually not half bad if you like watching movies on your computer monitor. (Go here to see the back cover.) |
