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I don't think it works that way. You can release your own Night of the Living Dead VHS tape if you want, but that doesn't mean you can make a pinball machine based upon the theme, artwork, and film and not have to pay anybody.
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Quoted from AlbanyTim:As long as there is an animation of Harry Cooper getting punched in the face each time you hit a pop bumper, I'm in.[quoted image]
The funny thing about this movie is that Cooper was ACTUALLY RIGHT!
If they had just gone down to the basement, they would have survived the night, as happened in the ending.
I'll state once again just because the film is public domain doesn't mean the Night of the Living Dead property is actually public domain. The internet is filled with stuff claiming to be "officially licensed Night of the Living Dead" product. I'm really not sure, but just throwing it out there. I'm not sure exactly what's going on but there's probably a bunch of people at this point who claim to own the rights, and it could get messy.
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