How many players for “Three Hours for a Wreath”?

The scene has 2 characters: ideal with 2. With more players, the others watch and vote; alone, you dub every part.

Is Night of the Living Dead copyright-free?

Yes, Night of the Living Dead is in the public domain. We use an archive copy, with its original music.

Yes: in fun mode, the same timing is filled with absurd lines written for this scene. In free mode, you improvise.

From the film Night of the Living Dead (1968), public domain

Driving to the cemetery: a grumpy brother and his patient sister. Picnic mood… almost.

Barbra : They ought to make the day the time changes the first day of summer.

Johnny : What?

Barbra : Well, it's eight o'clock and it's still light.

Johnny : A lot of good the extra daylight does us now.

Barbra : Johnny, the GPS says turn left into the lake.

Johnny : Huh?

To dub “Three Hours for a Wreath”, create a game with 2 players (one per character). The game will draw this scene among those that fit your group.

While dubbing, your lines scroll on the rhythm band: speak when they touch the red bar. Then watch the replay and vote for the best dubber.

How many players for “Three Hours for a Wreath”?: The scene has 2 characters: ideal with 2. With more players, the others watch and vote; alone, you dub every part.
Is Night of the Living Dead copyright-free?: Yes, Night of the Living Dead is in the public domain. We use an archive copy, with its original music.
Can we play a funny version?: Yes: in fun mode, the same timing is filled with absurd lines written for this scene. In free mode, you improvise.

Source and licence: Domaine public (États-Unis : aucune mention de copyright à la sortie). archive.org