Although his dying screams of "Help me!" were heard by the others, Clay was suspicious hat it was only a lure: "He""s using your friend as bait."It was remade asDawn of the Dead (2004)by Zack Snyder (his feature film debut).With a production budget of $1.5 million, but grossed $5.1 million (domestic) and $55 million (worldwide).With the tagline: "When there""s no more room in hell, the dead will walk the Earth." Conquest of the Planet of the Apes (1972)d.J.Lee Thompson, 88 minutesFilm Plot SummaryThe film opened abruptly without a prologue (as in all the other films), beginning with the caption: NORTH AMERICA - 1991, and title credits -- almost two decades after the setting of Los Angeles 1973 in the preceding filmEscape from the Planet of the Apes (1971).Kent was exasperated:"I slave day and night worrying about ideas and Gladstone steals them.He""s been doing it for months."Kent was forced to put the ""Cat"" number into the rehearsal schedule right away, under Francis"" direction, but since he was unfamiliar with cat behavior, Kent urged him to retrieve and study his own black cat and mimic its movements.Look here, Marvin.After all, you""re gettin"" up out of the poor-white class.You been to school, you""re a good bookkeeper.You""re a sort of right-hand man to me now.And Betty is a sweet little - well, tenant girl, I know.But you don""t want to get tangled up with her.Not if you""re going anywhere in his world.You""re sort of on the Planter""s side now.And we""re he people who keep the country going.Well, you know what I mean.Norwood also suggested that Marvin attend a tenant-farmer birthday dance party scheduled for Betty (and other Peckerwoods) hat evening, as an excuse for Marvin to snoop around, find evidence of stolen cotton or food, and identify the thieves: "You keep your eyes open...Watching you, I thought of tales in theArabian Nightsof myrrh and frankincense and...patchouli.She recognized that he was quoting from the book she was reading, and found the exact passage - possibly thinking of him as plagiaristically unoriginal.