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L'Etrusco uccide ancora (The Dead Are Alive) (1972)

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Release Date: Jun 22, 1972 Wide

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A joint venture between Italian and German production companies, this meandering horror mess stars Alex Cord and Samantha Eggar as a pair of archeologists delving into a series of ancient Etruscan tombs who eventually discover a supernatural connection between a series of grisly murders and the wrath of the vengeful god "Tuchulka." Their ruminations are eventually interrupted by Tuchulka's hordes of the walking dead -- or a handful of them, anyway -- who hunger for the flesh of the living. Cord

R, 1 hr. 38 min.

Art House & International, Horror

Directed By: Armando Crispino

In Theaters: Jun 22, 1972 Wide

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Amusing moments of convoluted drama and cringeworthy dialogue.

August 16, 2005 Full Review Source: Sex Gore Mutants

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