For the last of this season's Original Vs. Remake-style episodes, we're hanging by a thread without regular third co-host, Vanessa. A little bit like the folks in Romero's 1985 trilogy-capping, gore-gushing zombie classic, Day of the Dead. We also play with the format a little but there's still plenty of what you might've come to expect if this isn't your first listen.

The D2D Crew lights up some smokes in the recording studio and talk a lot about 1978 and 2004's Dawn of the Dead. Justin alludes to a checkered past that he's trying to leave behind, Vanessa got a little anxious because she couldn't find her chips, and I stand my the mistakes I made in life because they made me the man I am today.

We talk more Romero and focus in on his 1973 quarantine quagmire quassic along with the 2010 remake.

This week's episode was about Night of the Living Dead. Next week is about The Crazies. Today is about what happened in between.

It all starts here. We talk George A. Romero and Night of the Living Dead 1968 and Tom Savini's 1990 remake.

Happy Spooky Season to all and to all another bunch of Done To Death episodes in October! This October we'll do 4 of our Original Vs Remake-style episodes covering 4 of the the most well-known films in George A. Romero's filmography, alongside their "proper" remakes.

It's Rich, it's Justin, it's Vanessa all back and we've even pulled a guest co-host or two along the way. Actually, Vanessa's schedule has become increasingly incompatible and while she's in 3 of our 4 Original Vs Remake episodes, that might be it for Vanessa for the foreseeable future. So be all the more ready to listen this October for what may be the final episodes with our classic power trio incarnation of the D2D co-host lineup.

Rich and special guest Shannon Candy take a broad overview of Land of the Dead, Diary of the Dead, and Survival of the Dead. These were Romero's final 3 films that also made up his second trilogy of Living Dead films.

Did you know that George A. Romero almost directed the first Resident Evil movie? Here's a tougher question: Did you know Brandon Salisbury DID direct George A. Romero's Resident Evil? It happened and we talked about it pretty much for the entire episode save for a fairly brief sidebar about teen heart-throbs of the 1990s.

We put a period on 2024 and let y'all know each of our 5 favorite horror movies of 2024. Justin's here for this one, too, as is Tim Mather, head curator of VHSGoreStore (@vhsgorestore on IG).

Also, if you've got any room in your heart for an anthology of bleak sci-fi check out Panopticon: Volume 1 https://a.co/d/2WDwKZU

And if you don't, definitely check it out and help throw off the algorithm.

Rich covers his Top 5 Holiday Horror films and rates them on a scale of how "Christmas-y" they are.