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Vengeance Of The Zombies (1973)

Started by Scott, January 15, 2007, 09:58:44 PM

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Did You Like Vengeance Of The Zombies?

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Scott

VENGEANCE OF THE ZOMBIES (1973) - This is a great bad movie starring Paul Naschy as two brothers from India. One a guru and the other a Satanist who raises the dead with ritual magic. The film has many good horror scenes in it even if the story is dull. I like the slow motion they use every time the female zombies rise and you even have a masked cape Naschy looking like V FOR VENDETTA. The Indian Guru angle was a weak part of this movie. The film also features some 70's music that was strange especially during this one funeral. It was part of my Mill Creek Entertainment Drive-In Classics 50 Pack.

:thumbup: (6 out of 10 Stars) Could have been better.

Shadow

Never seen it, though I hope to get that Drive-In Classics set soon.
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Scott

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The Mills Creek version is totally uncut from what I can tell, but it has some dark transfer moments, but it won't effect the more interesting scenes. I think you'll find it interesting Shadowfyre.

Kester Pelagius

Quote from: Shadowfyre on January 15, 2007, 10:07:36 PM
Never seen it, though I hope to get that Drive-In Classics set soon.

You won't be disappointed.  It's a bit surreal and slightly strange, though I've heard the Mill Creek version is cut.  I have an review of the old FVC DVD up here in case you'd like to compare.
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R-T-C Tim

Wait... don't buy the low budget versions:



The Spanish horror collection from BCI, debuting in March, includes a fully restored and totally uncut (ie. never seen before in the USA) print of this film, plus loads of bonus features.

See my preview page for more.  :thumbup:
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Mr_Vindictive

I might have to give this one a try.  I have the Drive-In set, but didn't even realize this was in it.

Thanks for the heads up Scott!
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I've posted an updated review, with a couple screen caps, to my Mise-en-scene Crypt blog.

Enjoy.
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Scott

The reason I say that I believe Mill Creek Entertainment has an uncut version is because of the gore and gratuitous moments (if you know what I mean).

Those Paul Naschy DVD's look awesome though.  Thanks R-T-C Tim and Kester Pelagius for the imput. The Mill Creek transfer is weak at moments, but I can't image what they cut out of this film because it is pretty wild. If it is cut then I definately want to see the un-cut.