Night of the Living Dead
Movie • 1968 • Horror
ReportThis movie contains 18 potentially triggering events.
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No dogs die in the 1968 film.
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Mounted animal heads
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a zombie picks a centipede off a tree and eats it. the scene is very dark and difficult to make out.
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zombies chase after humans
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No but a man punches a woman
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twitchywitchy
only cigarettes
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twitchywitchy
zombies have their heads beat in by a tire iron, zombies are shot in the head
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RoboPigeon
Two characters are in a burning truck when it explodes, incinerating them.
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8BitMonkey
a zombie reaches its hand through a window, and when someone attacks it, its fingers crumble off into dust.
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DorianHayes
zombies- not necessarily cannibalism, seeing as one party is not alive, but still cannibal-like
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Anonymous
There is a corpse with its eyeball exposed (no socket) but the eyeball is intact
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twitchywitchy
mrs. cooper is sort of choked from behind, zombies grab at her by her throat
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twitchywitchy
severed bits of human are shown, there is a mutilated head on a corpse
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SclerisMockrey
It's hard to say in 2022. There may not be a lot of it screentime-wise, but what is there can be considered excessive. It certainly was in 1968. I think even if it's brief, showing ghouls eating burnt body parts and fighting over stretched out organs could be called excessive. It shocked moviegoers then, maybe it's not seen that way now. But I'd err on the side of safety if that's a trigger for you (and if it is, why are you even considering this title anyway? ;) ).
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yes, barbara faints
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SclerisMockrey
The original Night of the Living Dead (1968) has no amputation scenes. The closest is a ghoul's hand thrust through a window and getting its fingers chopped away by one of the survivors using a knife to fend it off.
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twitchywitchy
both barbara and ben sort of stumble back down the stairs after seeing the corpse at the top of the stairs, but neither fall
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SclerisMockrey
For a moment.
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twitchywitchy
zombies die, the mounted animal heads in the house, a bug is eaten
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twitchywitchy
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both parents die by the hands of their child that has turned into a zombie
both parents die by the hands of their child that has turned into a zombie
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Yes, but they I thought they weren’t bad
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sapphicswords
Characters gag, but no actual vomit.
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BiliousBecca
Many sounds of zombies eating flesh
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SclerisMockrey
The ending might seem at first like copaganda (to some people -- I can't go into details without spoiling it) but I think the filmmakers were very frank in their feelings about police/authority/posse justice, no matter how you view the ending. There's a lot going on there. Still very relevant in 2022, if not even more so than in 1968. It's one of the reasons this film is continuing to grow in stature as a true classic.
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Seahomie
Near the end of the movie someone I stabbed and the audio becomes very high pitched and sounds like feedback.
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RoboPigeon
Barbara has what may be anxiety attacks throughout the movie, alternating between unresponsive silence and hysteria.
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One could say that every character in the film is suffering some amount of PTSD -- they've each just gone through unspeakably horrifying events to get where they are in the film. Barbara especially shows symptoms of it but they all exhibit fear, paranoia, irritation, anger, grief, etc.. There is no overt reference to PTSD or anything like that but still... these people are all very stressed out by some pretty horrendous trauma, individually and collectively.
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McCreeSun
Up to interpretation. The main characters are trapped inside a farm house, then a basement for most of the movie.
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255)
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Not extremely shakey, but there are sequences shot handheld
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SPOILERS. The black guy dies last, but his death is related to his race. It’s meant to be upsetting— the film isn’t condoning the racism, but it does portray it
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one zombie is naked, who you see from the back
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SclerisMockrey
One of the bleakest, most frustrating endings ever. Shocks most viewers when they first see it and caused some controversy when it was first out.
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asssushi
A character describes hitting zombies with his car, it's never seen
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twitchywitchy
barbara very mildly and slowly crashes the car into a tree, doesn’t look real
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RoboPigeon
The movie is in black and white but there is blood and gore throughout.
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SclerisMockrey
There is a lot of it. Ghouls are killed by a shot to the head, and there are a number of those shots graphically shown, as well as body shots, and a lead character is shot in a fight between survivors.
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twitchywitchy
no nuclear explosion, but there is an explosion
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