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While he sits in his cell awaiting his execution a priest named Father Duffy comes in and asks him if he will tell all he has seen as a grave robber.
The definition of a vampire is an inhumane corpse supposed to leave its grave at night to drink the blood of the living.
If you are a Mike Judge fan, or enjoy shows like Futurama, then you are doing yourself a grave disservice by skipping over this little known, limited release.
Zombies, whores, booze, grave snatching and a lot more.
The concrete grave, the inevitable brutal executions and overwhelming maleness are laid bare and exposed for what they are.
At first reluctant, but with his tongue loosened up by drink the young grave robber is soon telling his story which is full of the dead, the undead and things that go bump in the night.
In short it has a definite premeditated trajectory - to deal with the idea of facing death (with very few choices and all of them bad) as grave and real rather than something casual or amusing.
Highlights include: a visit to Jimi Hendirx's grave, Kurt Cobain's original childhood home and a campfire sing along.
Radzoff comes back to life and picks off the rude youths for desecrating his grave.
John Carradine is shown twice walking down into a grave and pulling the lid shut after him.
Explaining Evelyn's death would have helped the film as would have some sort of ending where Evelyn did rise from the grave.
Granted the title is not totally misleading as she did sort of leave the grave, just not under her own power.
Poor Will would be rolling over in his grave if he could this this horiible German-TV adaptaion of his classic play.
think Hictcock would be spinning circles in his grave at the very thought of it.from
The aria that Angela sings is mutilated beyond recognition, a fact which is painfully blatant at the recital, where it is cut short in a disgraceful way - Mozart would roll over in his grave.
The funny sound that you may hear when you eyeball this execrable version of Jules Verne's classic "Journey to the Center of the Earth" is Verne spinning in his grave.
She finally decides to go to a cemetary and dig up his grave to see if he's still there.
Hans Christian Andersen must have been turning somersaults in his grave when this appeared.
There isn't a specific reason to why our "dead corpse" crawls out of his grave just to survive until prom night, so that renders the movie totally useless.
Come on, Elvis' grave in a public park?
Too many would be film makers like Kallio, who were raised on low budget horror flicks of the last few decades, fail to dig their own fresh grave.
That Oscar would go to the moron who decided that Elvis' grave, potentially the most photographed/recognizable grave in the world, resembles a pyramid with a gold record glued atop and is situated in the middle of a park somewhere.
Mr. Piper died in 1964, but Hollywood and many of today's authors starting looting his grave before his cadaver got cold.
Austen must be spinning in her grave.
So, they proceeded to make the Joker into an immature little kid begging for attention, the Penguin into some anime knockoff, Mr. Freeze into a super-powered jewel thief, Poison Ivy into a teenage hippie, and countless other shameful acts which are making Bob Kane roll over in his grave.
I thought Hedy Burress (who managed to escape from the watery grave of part one) was going to be in part 2 Guess not.
The only feeling that this adaptation excited in me was incredulity and also sympathy for Charlotte Bronte who is most definitely turning in her grave.
At his grave a cult have gathered with plans to resurrect him by peeing onto the grave.
Thinking they have filed they leave but out from the grave comes a plastic baby doll that was used in the original resurrection.
Natalie Kalmus would be rolling over in her grave.
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