Dawn Of The Dead

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Survivors of a zombie apocalypse find ironic refuge in a shopping mall, fending off both undead hordes and the collapse of society, as consumerism becomes a backdrop for their fight for survival. It's a satirical rollercoaster through a nightmare.

Dawn Of The Dead Trivia

In George A. Romero's "Dawn of the Dead," in which fictional Pennsylvania shopping mall do the survivors take refuge? (Advanced)

#1: Crossroads Mall

#2: Monroeville Mall

#3: Seaview Square Mall

#4: Twin Pines Mall

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What year was the original "Dawn of the Dead" released? (Genius)

#1: 1975

#2: 1978

#3: 1980

#4: 1982

AI Generated

0/0 Correct

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Dawn Of The Dead Fun Facts

Tom Savini, the special effects artist for Dawn of the Dead, also played the role of the biker named Blades in the film.

The mall scenes in Dawn of the Dead were shot at the Monroeville Mall in Pennsylvania, which allowed filming at night after closing time.

Dawn Of The Dead Polls

Which version of Dawn of the Dead is your favorite?

Original 1978

Extended Cut 1978

European Cut 1978

Remake 2004

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Favorite Character from Dawn of the Dead

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May 24, 1978

Release of Original 'Dawn of the Dead'

The original 'Dawn of the Dead' horror film directed by George A. Romero was released, establishing it as a significant work in the zombie genre.

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June 2003

Remake of 'Dawn of the Dead' Announced

The announcement of a modern remake of 'Dawn of the Dead' was made, aiming to bring the story to a new generation with updated effects and themes.

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March 21, 2004

Release of 'Dawn of the Dead' Remake

The remake of 'Dawn of the Dead', directed by Zack Snyder, was released to theaters, renewing interest in zombie apocalypse films.

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