Update: 3/1/11 With the success of the Autopsy Of The Dead DVD,  the coroner has excised 36 deleted scenes (Exclusive interview Clips) from Autopsy and added them to this page for hardcore George Romero and Night Of The Living Dead fans! 

The 2 hour and 24 minute fan favorite (produced and directed by Jeff Carney, Produced by Jim Cirronella) which won Best Documentary Of The Year at the Dead Letter Awards sponsored by Mail Order Zombie even got bigger with nearly 2 hours of online deleted scene clips making Autopsy Of The Dead a unprecedented documentary on the making of the greatest horror film ever made. Go behind the scenes of Night Of The Living Dead with these brand new and exclusive interviews with the people who were there as first hand witnesses to zombie horror history. In 1968 the dead walked, now the dead will talk like never before....

Also added below are two Previews showing short clips from the Location Supplement on the AUTOPSY OF THE DEAD DVD  featuring the Night Of The Living Dead Location Tour video. Both the Evans City Cemetery and Latent Image Basement Location Tour videos are seen below. The Basement tour is hosted by Kyra Schon. The DVD supplement entitled Locations Of The Dead on the Autopsy DVD features all the Night Of The Living Dead locations in detail with then/now comparisons.

  To learn even more about this Night Of The Living Dead Documentary be sure to visit the main Autopsy Of The Dead page by clicking here and visit the official site where you can purchase the DVD and autographed photos.

Or to see an Archive of Night Of The Living Dead treasures click here.







For hardcore George Romero and Night Of The Living Dead fans, there are now nearly 2 hours of additional interviews clips below for free to watch -  These are deleted interview footage clips, not included on the Autopsy Of The Dead DVD.

This is mainly comprised of interview footage, edited together in shorter segments, that wasn't used in Autopsy and is about the lives of the cast and crew members we interviewed (their lives before and after NOTLD) or a few production stories that we didn't have room for in the main documentary.  We thought fans would enjoy seeing this footage and we decided to share the clips online for free rather than storing them away in the vaults. It allows the fans to find out even more about the talent behind the film.

Some of these web clips will also be online on the official website for the film, www.AutopsyOfTheDead.com,   and at the George Romero fan appreciation site http://www.homepageofthedead.com/ , as well as IconsOfFright.com.  But all 36 clips are now below for you to view.