The FarmHouse Seven: The making of Night of the Living Dead

"A beautiful book! I have it on my coffee table.” Judith O'Dea, Actor"A most enjoyable book on every level! What struck me most was its design. Unique, exciting and wonderful. A graphical and informational mosaic, if you will. Bits here and there, large and small... drawing the reader to continually look, seek, and discover. It makes for a fulfilling whole, both artistically and educationally.” Tim Ferrante, Producer, JournalistIt started out in a Pennsylvania cemetery, and ended up in a rural farmhouse. The Farmhouse Seven fought to survive the zombie terror, only to face the terror within each other. Celebrate the original flesh-eating zombies in this fully unauthorized making of the 1968 George A. Romero’s, Night of the Living Dead. Take a look inside the making of the quintessential classic horror film, with memories of the cast on the production and experience of being in the film. Read over one-hundred celebrity comments on their personal experience with the classic film, including thirteen of the actors that portrayed the character Michael Myer’s. With a foreword by the late Richard Ricci, a special contributor’s note by journalist Tim Ferrante, and personal quotes from Judith O’Dea, the Farmhouse Seven is a true keepsake for any horror fan, and a must have book for any Night of the Living Dead fan. 200 pages with color and B&W images. Read more