Diary Of The Dead

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Diary of the Dead: A visceral POV journey through chaos as amateur filmmakers document society crumbling. Raw terror from undead attacks intertwines with deep existential questions about morality and media responsibility. It's found footage with bite!

Diary Of The Dead Trivia

In "Diary of the Dead," who directed the film? (Expert)

#1: George A. Romero

#2: Wes Craven

#3: John Carpenter

#4: Tobe Hooper

In "Diary of the Dead," what is the name of the professor who joins the group? (Advanced)

#1: Dr. Maxwell

#2: Dr. Williams

#3: Dr. Brown

#4: Dr. Gilliland

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Diary Of The Dead Fun Facts

Diary of the Dead was shot in a cinéma vérité style to give it a documentary feel.

Diary of the Dead features cameos by famous horror directors Quentin Tarantino, Simon Pegg, and Stephen King as voice actors for news reports and radio broadcasts.

Diary Of The Dead Polls

What's your favorite George A. Romero film?

Night of the Living Dead

Dawn of the Dead

Day of the Dead

Diary of the Dead

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Which character in 'Diary of the Dead' left the biggest impression on you?

Debra Moynihan

Jason Creed

Tony Ravello

Mary Dexter

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Popular Characters

Debra

Jason

Tony

Patrick

Amy

Ridley

Cholo

Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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February 15, 2007

Release of 'Diary of the Dead'

The movie 'Diary of the Dead' directed by George A. Romero was released, presenting a fresh take on zombie horror using found footage style.

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2006

Production Period for 'Diary of the Dead'

Filming and production of 'Diary of the Dead' took place, focusing on a modern zombie outbreak filmed in a found footage format.

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