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The Walking Dead

(Michael Curtiz, 1936)

Introduced by Heather Linville, Library of Congress

35MM Print | New Restoration

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Two men stand in a cemetery pointing a gun at an approaching man.

Feb 23, 2025 12:30 PM

Film/Video Theater

$8 members and adults 55 and over
$10 general public
$5 students

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$42 general public
$15 students

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Boris Karloff comes back from the dead in this horror-gangster mashup from the director of Casablanca.

The Walking Dead stars Boris Karloff as a wrongly convicted man who was framed for murder by gangsters and sentenced to death. Despite his innocence, evidence is discovered too late to save him from the electric chair. Sensing an opportunity to test an experimental procedure, a scientist implants his body with an artificial heart, bringing him back to life and allowing him to confront those who framed him. (66 mins., 35mm)

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Heather Linville is head of the Library of Congress Moving Image Section.

IMAGE CAPTION
The Walking Dead, courtesy of Warner Bros.

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Preserved by the Library of Congress.

FILM/VIDEO PROGRAMS MADE POSSIBLE BY
Ohio Humanities

ADDITIONAL SUPPORT PROVIDED BY
Rohauer Collection Foundation

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Ohio Arts Council, with support from the National Endowment for the Arts
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