El Espanto surge de la tumba (Horror Rises from the Tomb) (1972)

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Release Date: Apr 27, 1973 Wide

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Spanish horror star Jacinto Molina, best known as Paul Naschy, stars in this bloody horror film from gore specialist Carlos Aured. Molina plays a knight who is decapitated and whose wife is cut in half, cursing his descendents when they come to the old mansion looking for his head. The knight's head is rejoined to his body, his wife (Cristina Suriani) is revived, and much mayhem follows. A maid has her head lopped off with a sickle, Suriani rips flesh from a man's back during sex, and zombies

PG, 1 hr. 29 min.

Horror, Art House & International, Classics

Directed By: Carlos Aured

In Theaters: Apr 27, 1973 Wide

On DVD: Jan 15, 2008

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Somewhat reminiscent of the sex-and-death fueled giallo medium, Vengeance of the Zombies doesn't quite reach that esteemed echelon of bad movie goodness.

May 7, 2007 Full Review Source: Horror.com

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The decapitated head of a medieval warlock possesses members of a group of young people staying at an isolated country estate before killing them off one by one. Goofy Gothic atmosphere overcomes the jumpy storytelling and clumsy editing--or perhaps its the incoherent filmmaking that creates the scary/funny atmosphere?

January 9, 2011

Greg S

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Man this movie was bad.If you like Eurotrash then you'll like this flick.It was like watching a movie that they would show on 1 of those late night local horror movie shows

November 22, 2010