Release Date: Jul 5, 1978 Wide
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This gory zombie film was directed by cult filmmaker Jean Rollin. The plot concerns a dangerous pesticide which is applied to grapes in a wine-producing region, turning the inhabitants into insane zombie killers. There is plentiful nudity and violence for the exploitation crowd, as well as crucifixion and a topless woman being impaled with a pitchfork by her own father. Horror fans will note the numerous similarities to Jorge Grau's hit Breakfast at Manchester Morgue, while mainstream
Jul 5, 1978 Wide
Jan 29, 2002
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If you appreciate Rollin's gothic, sexually provocative films, you should love this, his most suspenseful and accessible production ever.
When a woman runs off a train after she finds her friend murdered and another passenger turning into something hideous before her eyes all she hopes for is help but as she goes from village to village she starts to find that everyone is turning breaking out with the same hideous marks and driving them crazy untill she
November 8, 2008Super Reviewer
More dreamy weirdness from Jean Rollin, who I have to say that I think I really love as a director, due in no small part to his strange style of film-making, which always feels like I'm trapped in a Eurotrash person's fever dream.Worth a look if you know what you're getting into, as this won't be for all tastes.
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