 
The dead have already
taken over the world but pretend to act
like they are still human as they manage
to become smarter.
A group of military soldiers still try to
kill them off one by one distracting them
with fireworks but somehow their machine
to set the fireworks off doesn't seem to
work.
They head back to their walled in city
which is blocked from the dead to try and
get in. Eventually the dead find a way to
get in and is killing the people one by
one eating them alive.
There is a wealthy group of people living
in a sealed skyscrapers across the river
led by a scumbag named Kaufman (Dennis
Hopper).
Protecting the others working for the
wealthy group is an enormous tank called
Dead Reckoning, controlled by a group of
people led by Riley (Simon Baker).
But when Riley loses command of the tank
to an insane man bent on destroying the
city, he must save it from Dead Reckoning
as those who walk beyond the walls of the
city slowly develop new abilites and
become a much greater threat to
humankind.
The dead eventually manage to cross the
river and invade the sealed skyscaper.
This one is the
fourth chapter of George A. Romero's
Living Dead films and the best sequel too
with tons of action.
Although I despised the sequels I found
this one not too bad, but I wasn't a huge
fan of it either.
Nevertheless it was very creepy.
Romero seemed to blend in a bit of Mad
Max idea with this one too.
The acting is
marvellously done by a bunch of talented
people. John Leguizamo really
knew how to pull it off as a tough as
nails combat fighter and delivery person
too showing good violent punches with his
scene's
Dennis Hopper was perfect as a
greedy businessman at the superb and safe
tower he's staying in as he shows perfect
aggressions. It's good to see him in
action again.
Asia Argento played a perfect
fighting warrior in the film and really
packs a punch to her character.
Robert Joy was another nice
character actor as he stands out well and
brings some humor and toughness to his
role at the same time.
Eugene Clark looked perfect as the
head zombie and looked perfectly
monstrous.
Bit part actress Dawne Furey is
topless as a topless dancer in a sleazy
run down bar
People's heads get
ripped off.
Eaten alive
Ripped apart
Gruesome looking zombies
Bloody gunshots
The directing by George
A. Romero is action packed.
He knew how to drive this little baby so
it would keep your attention all the way
through the film.
Lots of surprises in it.
We spot perfect camera shots on the cast
driving by shooting the extra's playing
zombie's along with a big armor truck too
which looked adventureous.
After this moment we have a perfect scene
with supporting actor Eugene Clark
as the head zombie Big Daddy showing his
anger and growling.
A nice moment with John Leguizamo in
a liquoar store walking towards a fridge
where wine bottles are displayed and then
bit part actor Chad Camilleri
who plays a zombie crashes through and
attacks him and he struggles to try and
shoot the zombie and throws some good
punches too.
Camilleri also packs more punches
with bit part actor Dwayne McLean
as a hanged man zombie by slaughtering
him with a metal object in a hotel room
and shows aggressive expressions too
Perfect shots on supporting actress Asia
Argento trapped in an arena battling
bit part actors Kevin Rushton
and Nick
Alachiotis as zombies which looked
perfectly choreographed.
There's a great shot on Robert Joy licking
his thumb and then aiming his rifle with
a sneering look.
perfect reactions on both Joy
and Argento when they fire at a
zombie that creeps up behind them
Joy reacted well at being in pain
after his early is slightly shot.
Great shot on bit part actors Colm
Magner and Scott Wickware on
the lookout and a couple of extra's as
zombie's attack them.
Also great shots on the supporting cast
planting missiles in their armour truck
Good shots on people running away from
the zombies as well as nice close up
shots on the extra's as zombie's eating
people.
Nice aggressive expressions on Dennis
Hopper when he shoots out of
frusteration towards Clark as he
does well growling with anger.
A nice dark shot on Clark with
the extra's as zombies walking on an
overpass to find another place to stay as
Simon Baker brings his speech
across well explaining at what they're
doing and to cease fire.
A good shot on the armor van rolling by
and fireworks are shooting in the air.
The music was very
well done and goes with the adventureous
story composed by both Reinhold Heil and
Johnny Klimek.
Mike: They're
pretending to be alive...
Riley: Isn't that what we're
doing? Pretending to be alive?
Slack: [talking
about Riley] You take care of him,
huh?
Charlie: Hell, yeah. He pulled me
out of the fire. It was bad... Just look
at me, you can tell it was bad.
Slack: Charlie, why
do you lick your rifle?
Charlie: Catches the light.
Slack: What light? How can you see
anything?
Charlie: Good eye.
Cholo: [a shot is
fired] What the hell's that?
Brubaker: Oh, that's just target
practice.
[scene cuts to soldiers]
Veteran Soldier: There's nothing
there, man.
[he's attacked by Big Daddy and
screams]
Cholo: OK, so what the hell's
that, screaming practice?
Arena Policeman:
What the hell is going on here?
Riley: Someone shot the little fat
man.
[repeated line]
Kaufman: You have no right!
Kaufman: [Kaufman
gets in his private underground limo,
while his driver opens the garage door]
Careful when you open that door.
[Big Daddy appears, and attempts to
get into the limo. His driver sees this,
and runs out the garage door, leaving
Kaufman in the limo]
Kaufman: Get back here, you
bastard! You've got the fucking keys!
[last lines]
Riley: Take us north.
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