Zombies , the most frightful creatures there are .. aren't they?

Who wants to see his grandmother coming to life and mindlessly trying to murder you in sleep; not because she doesn't likes you but because she's hungry ,very hungry , fuck no, she won't eat cereals instead .. those funny grandmas and bad habits.

I was full of notion to rewatch them old goodies and on my way ma silly self grabbed Dawn of the Dead , a cult following horror pre-post-apocalyptic el-horror flick by the critically acclaimed George Edgar Romero (don't know if he's Edger but name sounds better that way).

The feature begins the day after Night of the (Living) Dead or maybe alil' later, whenever it begins it sure begins and ends .. panic in the streets people raged unknowingly if they're mislead by their government , the press plays it's usual games and monkeys escape zoos treating society.

As the Premise goes and  Wouldn't go for spoilers here but more of an urge to unravel a secret , the movie begins with around five main characters and ends with less.

Anyone who can't guess what this flick's about should serve their nation , although I believe I enjoyed it more than Night of the Dead it didn't have the claustrophobic feeling to it and wasn't as believable and tensed.

Many great parts into it and it doesn't gets too cheezy , the talk shows and news reports in this one are incredibly funny and will be probably very close to the true ones which'll accure when I release Patient Zero (cow) into streets, but the press is very stupid nowdays relating it to the late 70s.

Lots of ammo in this one the quantity of and extra is very appealing and the make up improved over the previous , they could tune the gamma of the blood tho.

In some parts toward the end I could find Romero's motivation for the making of Knightriders , shame his script for Resident Evil wasn't accepted, Monkey Shines trailer I seen when was more lil' than am now still haunts me.