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I just finished watching this beautiful piece of cinema, and I have tears in my eyes. I have never seen any episodes of Saved By the Bell, but I will surely go back and watch them all after experiencing this emotionally fueled, transcendent comic masterpiece. Of note, the work of Dustin Diamond as "screech" is probably the best work by any actor ever.

Is it me or did the added footage make no sense? In the terms of the trilogy it seemed pointless. Why do these filmmakers insist on tampering with classic films. This film aired on cinemax the other night and was listed as Night of the Living Dead which does a disservice to anyone expecting the horror masterpiece and watched this steaming pile of dog feces. If I was Romero I would have every copy of this destroyed and I would no longer be friends with the clowns who butchered my film & turned it into TRASH!!!!!!!!

I just watched this film and I was amazed at what an effect It had on me. It was very funny and weird, but most of all it was true. The writing was sharp and often hilarious, but the performances are what really pull it off. I often say that Chris Eigeman steals any movie he is in, but it doesn't happen in this movie. All the actors hit the right mark to create something that is rare in current independant films. No one in this film over or under acts. If you love dialogue driven comedies with some fine nuanced perfomances (ie Whit Stillman, kicking & screaming) you'll enjoy this flick.