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It bordered on annoying as there where recurrent stupid things like the whole susceptibility to being, "ensnared within the agile grasp" of the zombies after being tapped.
Taken in by a German doctor and his strange wife, the trio discovers the island inhabited by zombies under the control of Dr. Sangre.
The doctor is attempting to use the zombies to extract information from the missing admiral to help his country's war efforts.
Director John Gilling, a great Hammer film director, shows us why he was to make such good films as Plague of the Zombies.
When they wake up they are flesh eating zombies called Stacys.
Once bitten, people rapidly turn into a zombies with the appearance and eating habits of rats, and they only look at their former friends and neighbors as rich sources of food.
I have news for you, when it comes to low budget we want slashers, zombies or something with blood.
Focusing on the new inmate, Solitaire (Carla Greene), a tough girl who Shadow was planning to sacrifice when she was a baby, it isn't long before the zombies of the prisoners led by Shadow himself are out to finish what he started.
It seems Monogram was trying to cash in on the fun they had with King of the Zombies, but lacks the style that picture due to Yarbrough's listless direction, making this one feel just ho-hum.
The former government agent Hunter (Big Daddy Kane) comes to the bank and tells that the vampire zombies had been contaminated by an experimental virus developed by the government through the subjects that have escaped from the laboratory, attacking people in the New Moon to feed themselves.
When a face is pulled through a window you could notice that it is a latex face and the zombies are only zombie on their face and hands.
The storyline is simple, I will give it straight away, a professor unwittingly unseals a cursed underground crypt, what happens next is that zombies are coming above the burial ground trying to eat those who are on the burial ground, end of script.
After wards the movie is simple, we see zombies arriving, following a victim, victim is killed, zombie is killed, zombies arrive, victim killed and so on and on.
The zombies aren't very menacing either, considering there's only 4 or 5 in the whole movie.
There are some disturbing moments (the opening fight/murder, where we don't even know who the villain is; the barking kids; the bathtub scene), but the film lacks a clear idea of how it wants to portray the "infected" people; most of the time they behave like energetic sex maniacs, but at other times they become the plodding zombies of the "NOTLD" variety.
Zombies lose their teeth, Dr. Spector has a glued on beard, the "decapitated head" blinks, there's some sort of wormhole at the end of the film taking you to the beginning for a brief moment...one could go on and on.
I must say I've been at this since I was 10 years old...watching horror films...reading Fango...searching for those lost treasures...after years of seeing horror films everything starts to blur and become the same old thing...stories retold, murders recreated..scares duplicated...Basically, you realize that there is not much new or novel out there...ghosts, monsters, zombies...psychos...that's about all.
I rented this movie because it has Tom Savini listed at the top of the credits and had kung-fu zombies.
the only thing i liked was that the only way to kill the zombies was to use a weapon that was around during world war 2. In conclusion i highly recommend everyone not to waste their time with this movie.
The zombies look scarier, Barbara isn't annoyingly scared stiff like in the 1st version, and its updated in color.
The make up on the zombies is not as good as a mask you can buy in a dollar store.
George Romero himself (the man whose take on zombies has helped redefine the fright film for the past four decades) put it best: "It's not about the ZOMBIES, man!" Filmmakers who don't grasp whereof he spoke make movies like DEAD HEIST- movies that usually boast some impressive, though often no-budget fx (or even- as in this case- some great zombie "crowd" scenes), but very little in the way of character or story upon which to, say, hang a review.
Let this be a lesson to those of you who would follow in Romero's footsteps: It ain't about the ZOMBIES, man!
There, the waterskiing couples lose their boat, and are held captive by glamour-gowned doctor Katherine Victor (as Myra) - she wants to turn the teenagers into zombies!
Campbell plays "Ash", an everyday, supermarket attendant who suddenly finds himself thrown into the unusual situation of having to defend himself against, zombies, evil spirits and even his own possessed hand, just in order to survive the night.
Dead Dudes in the House combines its supernatural haunted house horror with a slasher plot and entities that are a cross between zombies and ghosts.
Take some zombies with a jackhammer, FBI agents, bounty hunters, an US marshal, county cops and a car thief.
Mostly as a filler for the time after the local news and the start of prime time.as a kid and as an adult i have always look forward to the old movies and this is one good flick for its time.I am trying to find this on DVD and would appreciate if some one who reads will help me find it although it will probably pretty tough.When Tris movie was on the TV i would always make an effort to see it.Although seemly laughable i still think it is a worthwhile investment for what is still a good scare.When the zombies come out to do battle with the police is still a shocker even by todays standards
Toxic Zombies is a rather cheesy film made in a rural area of Pennsylvania, and this is a good place to grow pot?
Even more disturbing and nightmarish are the two of them constantly donning radiation suits to crawl through what looks like some sort of embryonic white plastic tunnel to get to the lab and work on the zombies brains.
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