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Remake | Attack
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Budget 4,200,000 USD
Box Office Collection 5,835,247 USD
Tom Savini originally wanted to start the film in black-and-white, then slowly add color.
Bill Cardille appears as a reporter in both the 1968 version and the remake.
(at around 39 mins) At one point in the film, a female zombie can be seen walking through a field with the house in the background. This zombie hears the banging from the humans in the house trying to board up the windows and is attracted to the noise, so she turns and begins staggering to the house. This woman actually owned the house in real life. The producers wanted to use the house in the film and agreed to give the woman a small acting part in exchange.
Columbia Pictures, who distributed this film, nearly distributed the original Night of the Living Dead in 1968. They had requested of the original that the producers change the bleak ending to a more upbeat ending before they distributed it. When the filmmakers refused to make the requested changes, Columbia decided to pass.
The Mercedes driven by Johnny at the beginning of the film was owned by Tom Savini. According to the director, it was the first car he bought after meeting with success and it broke his heart to wreck it during filming.
"[last lines] Harry: [discovering Barbara as she returned to the house the next day. Harry had cowered to the attic and left her for dead] You came back! [pretending to be sincere] Harry: You... Came back. [Barbara glares at him and then shoots him in the head] Barbara: That's another one for the fire."
"Barbara: They're us. We're them, and they're us. Hondo: Say what? Barbara: Nothing. Having fun. Hondo: [sneers] Give me a break."
