Realizing this is an independent film lovingly made in honor of the original Night of the Living Dead (that film owns the title, BTW), this is a tremendous effort that shows the talent and dedication of the ensemble cast from Cleveland LOVINGLY MADE, let me stress with an almost non-existent budget. If you are a supporter of independent films, then you view them with all the quirks and limitations of the independent film ecology. I applaud the creative energy used to lessen the impact of the low, low, low budget. I was on the edge of my seat, especially at the end, really routed for Helen to survive! The film views important social issues on masculinity, race, bias, and the will to survive in the face of the inexhaustable enemy.
