Roach Productions in collaboration with Brew Records present Chickenhawk’s zombie music video for their song “I Hate This, Do You Like It?”
This music video is the directorial debut of Danny North and features over 200 zombie extra’s throughout the town of Leeds, UK. All the footage was shot over a 4 day period.
The full video’s official release date is 7th of September. In the nick of time, here’s the trailer for it…
Director: Willard Huyck
Writers: Willard Huyck, Gloria Katz
Release year: 1973
A.k.a.: Messiah of Evil
In order to live, they will take you one by one … and no one will hear you scream!
A woman in search of her father arrives in a strange town with the help of his increasingly disturbing letters. I won’t spoil anything by saying this is a zombie film, but it’s not your run of the mill fast-paced zombie horror either. But that isn’t a bad thing.
Director: Bruno Mattei
Writers: J.M Cunilles, Rossella Drudi, Claudio Fragasso, and Bruno Mattei
Release Year: 1980
Pardon us for this thing we have created
Somewhere in Papua New Guinea, the Hope 10 research facility is working on a project called “Sweet Death”… A chemical agent that would curb population in the Third World by turning them into zombies and feeding on each other. When two engineers clad in the weakest looking bio-hazard suits find a zombified rat in the plant, all hell breaks loose and the contagion spreads through the compound.
Director, writer: Jean Rollin
Writer: Jacques Ralf
Release year: 1982
Jean Rollin’s LA MORTE VIVANTE (aka THE LIVING DEAD GIRL) – so far the one and only Rollin movie I’ve seen – is a very hit-and-miss kind of deal. But I’m not here to talk about the actual movie, of course.
(Spoilers!)
Director: Andrea Bianchi
Writer: Piero Regnoli
Release year: 1981
LE NOTTI DEL TERRORE or BURIAL GROUND or THE ZOMBIE DEAD or whatever else aka-title this steaming pile of zombie-turd is known by, easily is one of the best bad zombie-movies out there. And a must-see for all Italian zombie-fans. You know, the slow, dry & dusty kind.
(Spoilers!)
Director: George A. Romero
Writer: John A. Russo and George A. Romero
Release Year: 1968
They keep coming back in a bloodthirsty lust for HUMAN FLESH!…
I realise anyone who calls himself somewhat of a horror fan must’ve seen this movie already, but I couldn’t very well leave it out of our collection of public domain cult movies could I?
Director: Victor Halperin
Writers: Victor Halperin, Howard Higgin, Rollo Lloyd
Release year: 1936
Revolt of the Common People
With the ending of World War I, an international expedition is sent to Cambodia in an attempt to seek and destroy an ancient formula that turns men into zombies.
Director: Victor Halperin
Writers: Victor Halperin, Howard Higgin, Rollo Lloyd
Release year: 1936
Zombies— Not dead, not alive!
With the ending of World War I, an international expedition is sent to Cambodia in an attempt to seek and destroy an ancient formula that turns men into zombies.
Read the full review here.
Director: Miguel Martí
Writer: Paco Cabezas
Release year: 2008
Spanish title: Sexykiller, Morirás Por Ella
“That girl is pretty kinky. The girl’s a super freak!”
Bárbara is a medical student, a hopeless fashion victim and a relentless psycho-killer. When she mistakingly takes her fellow-student Tomás for a serial killer, it’s love at first sight. Unfortunately, Tomás has invented a drug-fueled device able to project the last image imprinted on a dead man’s retina. With dead bodies piling up on the campus, this will put Bárbara in a very tight spot…
Director, writer: Genie Joseph, Thomas Doran
Release year: 1987
Oh, how I love the 80’s… Well, at least when it comes to cheesy horror movies. And SPOOKIES, although mildly atmospheric and effectively creepy at some moments, is a prime example of how crazy an 80’s horror movie could get.
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