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Beast of the Yellow Night

  • 1971
  • R
  • 1h 27min
NOTE IMDb
3,5/10
988
MA NOTE
La main de l'épouvante (1967)
Horror

Satan sauve un homme de la mort à condition qu'il devienne son disciple (et, en fin de compte, une bête meurtrière velue).Satan sauve un homme de la mort à condition qu'il devienne son disciple (et, en fin de compte, une bête meurtrière velue).Satan sauve un homme de la mort à condition qu'il devienne son disciple (et, en fin de compte, une bête meurtrière velue).

  • Réalisation
    • Eddie Romero
  • Scénario
    • Eddie Romero
  • Casting principal
    • John Ashley
    • Mary Wilcox
    • Leopoldo Salcedo
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  • NOTE IMDb
    3,5/10
    988
    MA NOTE
    • Réalisation
      • Eddie Romero
    • Scénario
      • Eddie Romero
    • Casting principal
      • John Ashley
      • Mary Wilcox
      • Leopoldo Salcedo
    • 29avis d'utilisateurs
    • 25avis des critiques
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
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    John Ashley
    John Ashley
    • Joseph Langdon…
    Mary Wilcox
    Mary Wilcox
    • Julia Rogers
    Leopoldo Salcedo
    • Insp. de Santos
    Eddie Garcia
    Eddie Garcia
    • Det. Lt. Campo
    Ken Metcalfe
    Ken Metcalfe
    • Earl Rogers
    Vic Diaz
    Vic Diaz
    • Satan
    Andres Centenera
    Andres Centenera
    • Blind Man
    Ruben Rustia
    • Hospital Doctor
    Don Lipman
    • U.S. Military Attaché
    Jose Garcia
    James Spencer
    James Spencer
    Carpi Asturias
    • Langdon's Jungle Contact
    Jose Roy Jr.
    Criselda
    Joonee Gamboa
    Joonee Gamboa
    • Mateo
    Peter Magurean
    Nora Nuñez
    Johnny Long
    • Réalisation
      • Eddie Romero
    • Scénario
      • Eddie Romero
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    4Chase_Witherspoon

    Manila gorilla is the beast of Beelzebub

    Vic Diaz as the almost comedic Satan lends this Filippino horror film an eccentric flavour that saves it from total oblivion. Ashley isn't bad either as a damned murderer, inhabiting the body of an American businessman, forced by Satan to endure of life of evil, but when guilt gets the better of him, Satan resorts to dirty tricks in order to compel him to serve. The transformation he undergoes to that of a hairy beast with super-human strength causes the local police to suspect they have something out of the ordinary with which to contend.

    Ashley plays the tortured soul well enough for the film's limited scope, and he's ably assisted by the statuesque beauty Mary Wilcox as his neglected, but loyal wife. Wilcox has a few risqué scenes in modest attire (although sometimes also clad in a zebra outfit), but it's debatable as to whether that's indeed her in the bizarrely photographed love-making scene. Fans will also recognise the prolific Eddie Garcia as a detective (he also directed), and American Ken Metcalfe ("Up From the Depths") in a minor supporting role playing Ashley's concerned brother.

    There's not much horror, and what there is can often be too dark to discern, but the film does improve after a slow start at least achieving mediocre status, including the witty banter of Diaz's omnipotence, and equally, moronic dialogue from the sultry Wilcox. There's a couple of twists (e.g. the banished blind man with whom Ashley forms an alliance) that generate some interest and the climax in the tall grass lends some sympathy to Ashley's condemned character, but don't expect too much for your time.
    4Aaron1375

    Beware the yellow night!

    Well, you do not have to worry about a yellow night in this film. I was thinking that perhaps there would be a full moon or something giving the night a yellowish tint which unleashes the beast, but no, the only yellow is the smoke that sometimes accompanies Satan when he shows up. This is just one of those films that tries really hard to do something good, but ends up making a film that is a bit confusing as you begin to figure out it is supposed to be kind of like an evil Quantum Leap thing, but you never really know what Langdon the main character of the story is supposed to be doing when he assumes others identities.

    The film starts out in a bit of confusing fashion as a man is apparently on the run and a woman is gunned down on the way of bringing him food. He is starving and makes the mistake of eating nearby grapes, which are not actually grapes as they are poisonous. Satan comes along and taunts the man and the man agrees to do Satan's bidding and Satan rewards the man with rotten meat. The man is apparently put into other people's bodies to do stuff and he randomly becomes a monster, but who knows why. The man he is through most of the film has a wife that totally loves him, apparently more than her actual husband and a blind man offers him aid, but can he get out of Satan's clutches!?!

    Not all that great, thinking this film was made in the Philippines. The cast is mainly Asian; however, the man guy, his wife and brother are all English actors. The gore in the film is light and revolves around him turning into the monster which is sort of like a werewolf, but not really and there is never a real reason he turns into this beast. Though he is a beast in daytime too, so one of those titles that just does not fit with what is going on.

    So, not totally horrible, but too much of the film is a bit lacking in the plot department. Why does the guy even turn into a monster? Has he turned into a monster in any of his other stops in his service to Satan and what exactly is he supposed to be doing in these other bodies? You get some kills and some cool scenes, but not enough to become a good film, just one worth watching to try and figure out what is going on.
    3BA_Harrison

    Forgettable Filipino piffle.

    Beast of the Yellow Night features a hideous man-monster that tears its victims to shreds, but the real horror is a semi-naked Vic Diaz. The rotund Filipino actor appears at the beginning of the film as Satan wearing nothing but a loincloth (my eyes!), promising dying army deserter Joseph Langdon (John Ashley) immortality if he agrees to become a servant of evil. Unperturbed by Vic's lack of clothing, Joseph agrees and is 'reborn' in several bodies over the years, his mission to awaken the evil in the people that he meets. Langdon's latest guise is that of facially disfigured accident victim Philip Rogers, who, having been pronounced dead, amazes everyone by coming back to life with a brand new face (his doctor is so shocked that he promptly has a heart attack).

    Phil's sexy blonde wife Julia (Mary Charlotte Wilcox) takes her hubby home but notices that he now behaves rather strangely. But it's not just his personality that has changed: from time to time, Phil/Langdon physically transforms into a horrible bloodthirsty creature with rubber claws and great big jaws.

    The first of producer Roger Corman's movies to be shot in the Philippines during the '70s, this clunker from director Eddie Romero is frequently confusing (what Satan has to gain from turning his servant into a killer beast is never explained) and pretty dull for the most part, even when Ashley is in monster mode. There are a couple of brief gory moments (a disembowelment and some slashed faces), and Wilcox sheds her clothes (or her body double does--it's hard to tell), but for the most part the film is painfully slow, especially when the creature is given refuge by an old, blind bandit (an idea lifted from Frankenstein?). The ending sees the monster and the blind man trapped by the army in a burning field of grass, Phil/Langdon finally shot and killed even though he was bullet-proof only moments earlier.
    Dethcharm

    "Nothing Seems Worth Doing!"...

    BEAST OF THE YELLOW NIGHT is yet another classic from Director Eddie Romero. War criminal, Joseph Langdon (John Ashley) makes a deal with Satan (Vic Diaz), inheriting another life. He becomes businessman, Philip Rogers. With his beautiful wife, Julia (Mary Wilcox), he seems to have hit the jackpot!

    Of course, as the old saying goes, "When you dance with the devil, the devil calls the tune", and Philip's existence soon becomes a nightmare of grisly murder and madness. He's transformed into a monster, resembling a scorched pot roast with fangs!

    Meanwhile, goody-two-shoes Julia tries to save their marriage. Can her love overcome Philip's bloodlust and break his bargain with Beelzebub?

    Compared with other horror films, BOTYN is a royal mess. However, compared with other Romero epics, it's a minor masterpiece! Are the actors like human furniture? Yes. Is the dialogue inane, and delivered in emotionless fashion? Yes. Still, the plot holds together in a strange, dull way. Watch and believe...
    3Uriah43

    The Devil--and a Werewolf of Sorts

    This movie begins in Southeast Asia immediately after World War 2 with soldiers searching in the jungle for someone (or something) who has killed a couple of innocent villagers. As it turns out, an American deserter named "Joseph Langdon" (John Ashley) is also in the vicinity and due to his desperate situation makes a deal with the devil (played by Vic Diaz) to escape from the situation he has found himself in. It's at this point that the movie fast-forwards to the present with the body of Langdon being buried but his soul transported into a man named "Philip Rogers" (also played by John Ashley) who has just been declared dead by a surgeon in a hospital. Needless to say, his wife "Julia" (Mary Wilcox ) is overjoyed when Philip comes back to life. However, the new version of Philip isn't the same and immediately makes decisions that hurt all those around him by sowing evil among them--and that especially applies to Julia and his brother "Earl" (Ken Metcalfe). But then one night something very unexpected happens and Philip is transformed into a kind of werewolf--which creates even more problems for everyone involved. Now rather than reveal any more I will just say that this was a standard low-budget film characteristic of movies produced in the Philippines during this particular time. Yet, even though the acting was adequate it was the makeup and special effects which really doomed this film-especially on the part of the supposed werewolf. It was really bad. That said, I have rated the film accordingly. Below average.

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      The poster for this film was on Garth's bedroom wall in Wayne's World.
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      Julia Rogers: Who are you?

      Joseph Langdon: As far as you're concerned, I am and can only be... whoever, whatever you think I am.

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      Edited into The Beast of the Yellow Night (2014)

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    • Date de sortie
      • 20 octobre 1973 (Mexique)
    • Pays d’origine
      • Philippines
      • États-Unis
    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • La bête de la nuit jaune
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Premiere Studios, Caloocan City, Metro Manila, Philippines(Studio)
    • Sociétés de production
      • Cinema Projects International
      • Four Associates Productions
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      1 heure 27 minutes
    • Mixage
      • Mono
    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.85 : 1

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