
Benefit for the Living Dead
Directed by Dean LachiusaWhere to Watch Benefit for the Living Dead
Benefit for the Living Dead Trivia
Benefit for the Living Dead was released on January 1, 2005.
Benefit for the Living Dead was directed by Dean Lachiusa.
Benefit for the Living Dead has a runtime of 72m.
Benefit for the Living Dead was produced by Dean Lachiusa.
The storyline has been re-tooled to offer an experimental and contemporary revision of the 1968 original - much like a DJ remix. Slated to generate royalties for the Night of the Living Dead "survivor's" who are responsible for the creation of the 1968 film. Benefit for the Living Dead (aka the Survivor's Cut) is largely misunderstood by Romero fans. This release was designed to utilize the services of benevolent organizations to help administer royalties to the 'surviving' parties who elect to receive dividends.
Benefit for the Living Dead is rated Not Rated.
Benefit for the Living Dead is a Horror film.
Benefit for the Living Dead has an audience rating of 4.2 out of 10.
Benefit for the Living Dead had a budget of $32,000.
