#Jarlath Conroy

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Day Of The Dead (1985) 35mm Scan - Open Matte.

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Wishing a happy birthday to Day of the Dead star Jarlath Conroy!

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Screamboat: Terror a Bordo

Screamboat: Terror a Bordo (Screamboat) SINOPSE: Na última balsa da noite em Nova York, passageiros e tripulantes são caçados por um rato impiedoso, e o que deveria ser uma travessia tranquila se transforma em um massacre sangrento. Parece o rato que você conhece, mas não se engane! Ele é muito mais perigoso. Cercados pela água e pelo medo, eles precisam encontrar um jeito de sobreviver antes que…

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'Screamboat' Review, or: Whistle While You Kill

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Jarlath Conroy and Paul Giamatti in “Hamlet.” (Photo © Joan Marcus, 2013)

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DAY OF THE DEAD (1985) – Episode 281 – Decades of Horror 1980s

“I’m running this monkey farm now, Frankenstein!” Who wouldn’t want to run the monkey farm? Join your faithful Grue Crew – Crystal Cleveland, Bill Mulligan, Chad Hunt, and Jeff Mohr – as they discuss George A. Romero’s Day of the Dead (1985), a film worthy of sitting alongside Night of the Living Dead (1968) and Dawn of the Dead (1978).

Decades of Horror 1980s Episode 281 – Day of the Dead (1985)

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Synopsis: As the world is overrun by zombies, a group of scientists and military personnel sheltering in an underground bunker in Florida must decide how they should deal with the undead horde.

Selected Cast & Crew

Writer/Director: George A. Romero

Special Make-Up Efx: Tom Savini

Special Make-Up Efx Crew: David Kindlon, John Vulich, Howard Berger, Everett Burrell, Michael Trcic

Assistant to Tom Savini: Greg Nicotero

Selected Cast:

Lori Cardille as Dr. Sarah Bowman

Terry Alexander as John

Joseph Pilato as Capt. Henry Rhodes (as Joe Pilato)

Jarlath Conroy as Bill McDermott

Anthony Dileo Jr. as Pvt. Miguel Salazar (as Antonè DiLeo)

Richard Liberty as Dr. Matthew Logan

Sherman Howard as Bub (as Howard Sherman)

Gary Howard Klar as Pvt. Walter Steel (as G. Howard Klar)

Ralph Marrero as Pvt. Robert Rickles

John Amplas as Ted Fisher

Phillip G. Kellams as Pvt. Miller

Taso N. Stavrakis as Pvt. Juan Torrez

Greg Nicotero as Pvt. Johnson (as Gregory Nicotero)

The 80s Grue-Crew unleash another double-tap by covering George A. Romero’s Day of the Dead (1985), a film first discussed almost eight years ago in Episode 114 (audio-only) hosted by Thomas Mariani, Santos Ellin Jr., Christopher G. Moore, and guest Derek Tatum. This time around, the GC are understandably in awe of the effects created by the legendary Tom Savini and his team. Sherman Howard (Bub), Lori Cardille (Sarah), Joseph Pilato (Rhodes), Richard Liberty (Dr. Logan / Frankenstein), and the rest of the characters, cast, and crew also get their share of love. And what of Day of the Dead’s place in Romero’s Pantheon of the Dead? Well, your faithful 80s Grue-Crew dive into that subject as well. Once again, there’s sooo much to discuss.

At the time of this writing, Day of the Dead (1985) is available to stream from Shudder, Peacock, Tubi, Kanopy, and several other sources. It is also available on physical media as a standard Blu-ray-formatted disc from SHOUT! FACTORY

Every two weeks, Gruesome Magazine’s Decades of Horror 1980s podcast will cover another horror film from the 1980s. The next episode’s film, chosen by Jeff, will be The Monster Squad (1987), directed by Fred Dekker and written by Dekker and Shane Black. Is it a cult film? By the way, exactly what is a cult film? Hmmm.

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Day of the Dead

I shouldn’t be doing horror today, but I’m up to Robin Wood’s essay on George A. Romero’s DAY OF THE DEAD (1985, Shudder, Paramount+, Tubi, Plex, YouTube), so here goes:

Midway through the film, the tough lady scientist played by Lori Cardille goes to visit two members of an underground community trying to survive the zombie apocalypse. The two men — a Caribbean-born helicopter pilot (Terry Alexander) and an alcoholic radio operator (Jarlath Conroy) — share a trailer away from the main compound. They’ve even built a mock garden behind it complete with lounge chairs, artificial grass and posters to supply scenery. They’ve chosen the location, although it’s closer to the zombie horde being kept for scientific study, because its further from where the soldiers, the last stand patriarchal capitalism, are stationed. Alexander lectures Cardille on the need to leave the toxic compound so they can go live somewhere isolated where they can enjoy what’s left of their lives. It’s a utopian moment made stronger by the suggestion the two men are lovers and provides a vivid example of the oppositions around which Romero has built the third of his “Living Dead” films.

The action is set well after the apocalypse’s arrival. There’s even a joking reference to DAWN OF THE DEAD (1978) when Conroy says there are no malls out there people could flee to. The underground bunker had been set up quickly so scientists like Cardille can study the living dead in search of a cure. By now, however, the military assigned to protect them and help them find specimens has grown impatient. With the death of the major in charge, command passes to a captain (Joseph Pilato) who’s looking for any excuse to kill the scientists and run off. Meanwhile, Dr. Logan (Richard Liberty) has been trying to teach a zombie he calls Bub (Sherman Howard) to connect to the items he would have used in his past life, a field of research that doesn’t exactly appeal to Pilato.

Romero had started out to make this a zombie epic, but when the production company kept cutting his budget, he pulled back on the spectacle to focus on character. For the most part, that benefits the film greatly. He sets up clear oppositions between the men of mindless action — who just want to shoot things and, it’s implied, have their way with Cardille — and the scientists anticipating years of research that might lead nowhere. Somewhere in the middle are the two technicians, Alexander and Conroy, who just want to find the best way to survive. It’s the breakdown of civilization not just because of the zombies, but also because the two groups can’t even communicate on the same level. Cardille keeps demanding that people just talk to each other and listen. The two men outside the fray do just that, which could make them her salvation. And Dr. Logan has done the same by trying to connect with Bub, though with more capitalistic aims. He’s looking for a way to turn the zombies into servants and worker drones.

Romero knows how to handle the action scenes. He uses details — a dropped weapon, a faulty restraint, zombies awakening in a town where the characters are looking for survivors — to generate tension. He also has a pair of terrifying dream scenes that start and end the film with a bang. And as in the previous films, he has zombies who were killed while dressed for other things. There’s the inevitable bride, a fisherman and even a living dead clown. Cardille is quite good. She sounds a little like Jane Fonda and has the brains to play her character’s tougher moments as something she’s forced to do under the circumstances. There are lots of other good performances, and Liberty is particularly delightful as a scientist so wrapped up in his work has has no idea how others will react to it. It would be nice if the soldiers had more depth. With the exception of Pvt. Salazar (Anthony Dileo, Jr.), who’s become Cardille’s lover, they’re all treated as unconscionable louts, and he, unfortunately, is supposed to be stressed out from his first scene, which he tends to overplay. The grand guignol effects are among the best in the “Living Dead” series thanks to Tom Savini, who created some stomach-churning moments with assistance from a young Greg Nicotero.  See if you can spot Romero as “Zombie with Scarf.”

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The Dead Festival : Day of the Dead (1985) + RANT

Discussing the 1985 Zombie Horror Film : Day of the Dead

Starring : Lori Cardille, Terry Alexander, Joseph Pilato, Jarlath Conroy, Anthony Dileo Jr., Richard Liberty, Sherman Howard, Gary Howard Klar, John Amplas, Ralph Marrero, Greg Nicotero

Director : George A. Romero Writer : George A. Romero, My Score 7/9/10

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Halloween Horror Movie Review: Day of the Dead (1985)

Title: Day of the Dead Release Date: July 19, 1985 Director: George A. Romero Production Company: Laurel Entertainment Main Cast: Lori Cardille as Dr. Sarah Bowman Terry Alexander as John Jarlath Conroy as Bill McDermott Sherman Howard as “Bub” Joseph Pilato as Captain Henry Rhodes Gary Howard Klar as Private Walter Steel Ralph Marrero as Private Robert Rickles Taso N. Stavrakis as Private Juan…

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Press Photos: Day of the Dead - Set of 7 Photos 1985

FOR SALE! FIND THIS ITEM & MORE AT screaming-greek.com or check out the link in my bio. Day of the Dead. A film by George A. Romero - 1985 Set of Seven, 8"x10" Movie Press Photos: #DOTD1 with George A. Romero in a Zombie Orgy, #DOTD2 with Terry Alexander, Lori Cardille & Jarlath Conroy, #DOTD3 with Lori Cardille & Terry Alexander, #DOTD4 with Joseph Pilato & Lori Cardille, #DOTD5 with Joseph Pilato & Gary Howard Klar, #DOTD6 with Richard Liberty & Joseph Pilato, DOTD#7 with a lot of Zombies Picture #DOTD2 has a small surface rip, probably from tape or a sticker. Circled in red in picture. View picture in gallery. The rest of the pics are in excellent shape! Read the full article

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CALIFICACIÓN PERSONAL: 8 / 10

Título Original: Day of the Dead

Año: 1985

Duración: 102 min

País: Estados Unidos

Dirección: George A. Romero

Guion: George A. Romero

Música: John Harrison

Fotografía: Michael Gornick

Reparto: Lori Cardille, Terry Alexander, Joseph Pilato, Jarlath Conroy, Anthony Dileo Jr., Richard Liberty, Sherman Howard, Gary Howard Klar, Ralph Marrero, John Amplas, Phillip G. Kellams, Taso N. Stavrakis, Greg Nicotero

Productora: Laurel Communications

Género: Horror; Thriller

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Day of the Dead (1985) Laurel Entertainment Dir. George A. Romero

Jarlath Conroy as Bill McDermott Lori Cardille as Dr. Sarah Bowman

Practical Special Effects by Tom Savini

The zombie head is that of Private Johnson, played by Greg Nicotero, who was shot to death earlier in the film. Nicotero was also a Special Make-Up Effects Assistant on the film, and had a hand in creating the animatronic prop of his own severed noggin.

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