@18:02 The Living Dead Museum, Flyboy’s Elevator, & Boiler Room tour begins.

As usual i was teary eyed watching this then and now location from the movie Dawn of the by George A. Romero. Here in the Philippines the film was shown in 1979. I had sleepless nights upon watching it. I was 19 years old wayback. Now i'm turning 63. Thanks for this video. It made me younger again.❤❤❤

I am completely blown away right now. This is the most awesome filming location video I have ever seen. As a lifelong fan of Dawn of the Dead (1978) and George Romero’s dead films, this was such an exciting and entertaining experience. The level of details and effort that you put into finding the exact shot locations is astonishing and it makes the experience even more thrilling. And seeing the Living Dead Museum was truly incredible as well. I’m from Hawaii and most likely will never get to visit the Monroeville Mall in PA so I thank you from the bottom of my heart for making this video for the fans. And I know you’re a true fan too so it’s like getting to see these locations with a buddy. Thanks again Tampa Jay!

I watched another film location of this exact movie and it wasn't even close to the number of different shots as you have here. Well done.

Perfectly executed!!! No goofy voices, dumb jokes or babbling. Not to mention an interview with a zombie! Thanks a million from Boston!!!

Absolutely fantastic! Best dawn of the dead filming locations video ever! Thanks for the leg work!

Great video, Jay! Thanks! 👍🏻👍🏻

Your location movies are the most wholesome videos out there, I love your energy and your excitement is contagious

I watch this movie every single Halloween since I was a little kid such a masterpiece of a film your reenactment is always spot on brotha keep up the awesome content and God Bless 🙂😎

Another great video Tampa Jay.

Great job, Tampa Jay, lining up all of those shots! That's pretty cool that they made a museum as well.

Hey, Jay- welcome to my old neighborhood! I love Pittsburgh and the sounding area. I lived one turnpike exit away for 25 years and shopped at the Monroeville Mall and visited while they were filming this movie! RIP George- you made Pittsburgh proud! Jay,!I bet you’ll be driving by my former house 🏠 n your way to Evans City and “the” cemetery! Welcome to the “ Burgh”!

I've seen a few videos detailing the locations and this by far is the most detailed. I love stuff like this. I'd love to visit the mall one day and if I go I'll use this as a guide.

As I am writing this, I am in Monroeville after traveling six hours from NJ in order to see the Monroeville Mall (I had lunch in the foodcourt/ice rink today). Tomorrow it's off to Evans City to go to the cemetery. Thank you posting the name of the airfield. I asked around and found it down that old abandoned road. Your video is excellent.

WOW!!!! i am a DOTD Fan since more then 40 Years, and thats the first time a realy can imagine the Monroeville Mall! Living in Switzerland.. this is my bigest dream to come 1 time to this amazing place! Thank you for the review

The time has come to see the movie again, last time was before a long time. Thx that I remeber to see it in the next days ! Great Movie and a great Trip, thx Jay :-)

As a big fan of Dawn of the Dead, I want to thank you for putting your time and energy in making this video. I like how you made the photo comparisons from your smartphone and especially liked the living dead museum/store.

Great Job as usual Jay. I love your comparison shots of then and now which really help identify each filming location. I have enjoyed all of your filming location videos, but this one is one of my favorites, I also love Pittsburgh too, so much movie history along with being a great sports town.

I love this film so much. Excellent tour, thank you!

My uncle worked there in the early 80s lol he even was on set when this was being filmed....this is my favorite movie....in 2014 i met George A Romero....great job filming this!!

It’s cool that some 70’s remnants are still there!

Wow!! This was so much fun. Thank you for doing this. The museum was amazing.

I don't know why I hadn't written more..this is THE very best location scout video on the net of dawn..another couple of guys did a great one but it's not as clear as this one. There's no then and now like this one..this is just a fan dream..for me I'll never get to come there in my lifetime so without this I just would never realise a look at this place...so thankyou so much for a great video..brilliant.

Wow, another awesome video, I live in the western suburbs of Pittsburgh and I'm told some of the movie was filmed out here too. Keep up the great work on these, so much info.

Good detective work on this video TJ. Thanks for another great video

HEY, TAMPA JAY What's going on... Well all I can say is Wow !! what an awesome job doing This video I'm so glad You chosen to do such A cool old School horror movie such as this (1978) when they Really mead them Realistic looking ( Ha Ha) OK well jay just wanted to say Thank's for taking time out to do this vlog so take care stay safe and keep the great videos coming

I love love love your location videos and they are always done with such detail and care. Amazing work

Thank you so much for making such a well researched and in depth look at the filming locations. I just finished watching Dawn for the umpteenth time and I wondered what Monroeville looked like today.

Excellent! Thanks for sharing!

Great video really enjoyed it thanks for taking the time to do.

I am currently watching this video on my tv, absolutely love this video it’s the most accurate and up to date video and I love it, thank you for doing this it means a lot to me, I hope to go there one day but it’s a long way from england, I know this film word for word and now my children are watching it with me, once again thank you for this brilliant video I am jealous.

Great documentary Jay!

This was so awesome! Well-done. I can tell it was a lot of work!

Great work on this. I love these kinds of flash back/forward vids. I grew up watching DOD on Betamax.

Hi,many thanks for your presentation. It so great to see that.I live in Austria (middle of Europe) You can imagine it is to hard to go on location. I am a great fan of DOTD or other Romero movies. In the year 1981, I was 15 and saw it at the first time. However, in German the move called ZOMBIE and the italien movie „Zombi“ is the name in German - Woodoo , Schreckensinsel der Zombies. I have a lot of different version of DODT. But I believe you have also different versions. Greeting from Austria (Österreich)

Great video!! Thanks for sharing! 💯

All the work you put into this!! Amazing!!!

This was great. Very thorough. The shot matching was awesome.

This was great thankyou🖒

That museum is just fantastic. Long may it remain open. Please visit.. Wish I could. I'm unfortunate to live in England.

Great tour as always! Definitely a true classic movie. -S

Very cool, Love to see these locals, and what alot of work you put into this! Well done!

Awesome work, thank you for doing this

Your videos just keep getting better and better, thanks for all you do

This is an awesome video I liked all the shots and details and the interview with the actor and museum is fantastic I wish I could go see it I am in CA to far for me to go.

Amazing work! I really enjoyed this.

Great filming locations video Jay. 🙂👍

Went there last month for the first time it was nothing short of awesome, thanks for making this guide. Big thumbs up. Subscribed!

Awesome man great job

Excellent Vid Jay! I know it's exciting finding the 'match-up' spots...

Always a great job Jay. Keep being awesome dude😊

Wow you really went into detail! I can definitely appreciate this. I did a DOTD location last year but wasn’t in this much detail lol great video!

I grew up in murrysville, i was 6 when that mall opened and have tons of memories of hangin out there. Two girls from my neighborhood where used as extras in the movie, all you had to do was show up in your own make-up and costume. If you looked dead they chose you for a couple of shots, mostly the exterior scenes. Really cool seeing it in the screen shots. I still have pictures taken in that photo booth in 1980, and can remember how weird it was using those bathrooms after we all saw the movie....creepy hallway. Great video and since i live near tampa now let me say ... Go Rays...and Lightning

Absolutely love your videos Jay

That's amazing to watch...and it really hasn't changed that much from what you've shown from then until now..and think that was 44yrs ago when that was made brilliant film.

I remember going there in the 00's. Ended up picking up a mall directory and brought it to a convention to get signatures. I remember the staffer at Ken Foree's table got really excited and said "sign the JC Penny's!" :D Sadly the older zombie museum had closed/moved and there wasn't really anything zombie themed there at the time. I think I'm going to try to make a trip back this summer.

Awesome video Jay loved it and it's one of my favorite movies but hey any chance you would be going back in July to meet any of the actors that would be really cool that is if your able.

Xcellent work,hands down the best on u tube!!!

This video definitely stands right along side your “Follow That Dream” video as a favorite for me! Your attention to detail is unmatched! Great job!

Very cool. I was in Pittsburgh 2 years ago and had wanted to check this mall out. Glad to see the museum is in the mall again. It was off site for a few years. Thanks for doing this video. Nice work. :)

I was writing to say hello and I’m glad you are doing great in my home town.

Tampa I cannot think of anything else to say except exceptional video THANKYOU ❤🙏

Almost earie seeing how grown-over the old locations are with trees etc, the fences now thrown up around the old airport and the loss of the boat-station building structures. Good to see the Mall and Boiler power-station still going strong though. Great little piece of motion picture heritage. I can actually recall someone posting on a George E. Romero zombie fictional story site about that airport you visited back in the late 1990s and I think even then the pumps were gone but the fence wasn't yet installed, as he'd gone gone inside the property to take exterior pictures of the office building.

Super Awesome, brother! Love your excitement and happiness! I totally am the same way! Thank you for all of your hard work! 🥳🤘

Loving ❤️

This is the best and most comprehensive video I've seen regarding this movie. Your attention to detail and demonstrative narrative put this over the top. Great work, my friend, I have subscribed. Please keep up the good work.

Excellent experience 👏

Love your filming location videos! You do a very thorough job.

You put a lot of work into this one. Good job!👍💕😊

I work at the hotel in the mall complex and go to Monroeville Mall all the time. I knew SOME of the locations, but I had no idea of how many mall locations there were in the movie. Great video! Monroeville Mall and the skating rink were also mentioned in Steven King's novel "Christine" (but not in the movie).

Best location video I've seen, was so good with all the different shoots and information you gave, was so good I felt like I was there with you, Thanks for making this!

Hey man...this was...FANTASTIC! Thank you so much for doing this. DOTD is my all time favorite movie so this was a real treat for me. It never occurred to me this Mall was still open, and I didn't know about the museum. George would be proud of this. Thank you and take care.

Really really great work! Thank you

Thank you for this awesome video! Great job covering all the areas with the screen shots, totally amazing! I really appreciate your videos, this will always be my favorite among all the Dead films 🧟‍♂️❤️🧟‍♀️

Dude, you put a lot of work into this and it shows! Bravo my friend, bravo!

Interview with a zombie and the museum , very cool . I hope I can go check that out one day .

OMG DUDE!!! Your video is one of the best match ups I’ve seen! Well done!

Nice video John! I grew up there - good stuff.

Nicely done !!

Love Dawn of the Dead. Great stuff!

This was awesome. Thank you. I saw one of these done back when Penneys was still there, but not as detailed with the current and movie shots correlated. One day, I'm visiting this mall with the Goblin soundtrack blaring as I check it out

Awesome video man 👍

That was so cool man thanks for the video. Long live all dotd fans

This is absolutely one of the coolest videos I have ever seen thank you so much for doing this. So jealous I would love to go there

Amazing Video ! Thanks !

Another masterpiece awesome video!

Amazing video. Thanks

awesome!

Nice, excellent !!

i really liked this video. it made me to remember the best moments of the movie. i´d like to visit that place one day!!

Wow! This is by far the most comprehensive video out there on the topic of Monroeville Mall filming locations in DOTD. As a side note… little piece of history… when I worked for JCPenney in the early 2000s, we would have our regional meetings here at the original location in the center of the mall. I remember wanting to slide down the center of the escalators like Roger did. But they had installed these little nubs all along the descent to keep people like me from doing just that. Also, I remember talking to an old mall guard who had worked there back in the 70s during the filming of DOTD. I asked him about the skating rink (which is now the food court), and he told me that the original machinery that used to keep the ice from melting is still under the floor of the food court. When the machinery broke back in the 80s, and it became too expensive to repair, the mall opted to put a food court in over top of it without removing the original mechanics.

Great video Jay! One of my favorite Horror films.

Just superb.

This is awesome

This is amazing! I have to go here!

Brilliant walkthrough and commentary- keep up the good work from 🇬🇧

Your attention to detail is fantastic

Un superbe vidéo franchement BRAVO!

I'm headed to Pittsburgh in 2 weeks and plan on visiting monroeville mall, I've always been a huge fan of dotd. You put a lot of great detail in this video and I will definitely have perspective on where things were filmed now

love it