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L'avion de l'apocalypse

Titre original : Incubo sulla città contaminata
  • 1980
  • 16
  • 1h 32min
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5,6/10
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L'avion de l'apocalypse (1980)
Films d'horreur de série BHorreur corporelleHorreur zombieHorreurScience-fictionThriller

Un avion exposé à des radiations atterrit, et des zombies buveurs de sang en sortent, armés de couteaux, de fusils et de dents . Ils se déchaînent en coupant, découpant et mordant leur chemi... Tout lireUn avion exposé à des radiations atterrit, et des zombies buveurs de sang en sortent, armés de couteaux, de fusils et de dents . Ils se déchaînent en coupant, découpant et mordant leur chemin à travers la campagne italienne.Un avion exposé à des radiations atterrit, et des zombies buveurs de sang en sortent, armés de couteaux, de fusils et de dents . Ils se déchaînent en coupant, découpant et mordant leur chemin à travers la campagne italienne.

  • Réalisation
    • Umberto Lenzi
  • Scénario
    • Antonio Cesare Corti
    • Luis María Delgado
    • Piero Regnoli
  • Casting principal
    • Hugo Stiglitz
    • Laura Trotter
    • Maria Rosaria Omaggio
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  • NOTE IMDb
    5,6/10
    7,1 k
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    • Réalisation
      • Umberto Lenzi
    • Scénario
      • Antonio Cesare Corti
      • Luis María Delgado
      • Piero Regnoli
    • Casting principal
      • Hugo Stiglitz
      • Laura Trotter
      • Maria Rosaria Omaggio
    • 149avis d'utilisateurs
    • 152avis des critiques
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
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    Hugo Stiglitz
    Hugo Stiglitz
    • Dean Miller
    Laura Trotter
    Laura Trotter
    • Dr. Anna Miller
    Maria Rosaria Omaggio
    Maria Rosaria Omaggio
    • Sheila Holmes
    Francisco Rabal
    Francisco Rabal
    • Maj. Warren Holmes
    Sonia Viviani
    • Cindy
    Eduardo Fajardo
    Eduardo Fajardo
    • Dr. Kramer
    Stefania D'Amario
    Stefania D'Amario
    • Jessica Murchison
    Ugo Bologna
    Ugo Bologna
    • Mr. Desmond
    Sara Franchetti
    • Liz the Maid
    Manuel Zarzo
    Manuel Zarzo
    • Col. Frank Donahue
    • (as Manolo Zarzo)
    Tom Felleghy
    • Lieutenant Reedman
    • (as Tom Felleghi)
    Pierangelo Civera
    • Bob
    Achille Belletti
    • TV Station Technician
    Mel Ferrer
    Mel Ferrer
    • General Murchison
    Román Ariznavarreta
    • Soldier
    • (non crédité)
    Antonio Basile
    • Zombie at the TV station
    • (non crédité)
    Agustín Bescos
    • Man in Elevator
    • (non crédité)
    Edy Biagetti
    • Military Officer
    • (non crédité)
    • Réalisation
      • Umberto Lenzi
    • Scénario
      • Antonio Cesare Corti
      • Luis María Delgado
      • Piero Regnoli
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    6orangehenryviii

    Historically accurate.

    Sure it may seem ridiculous to modern audiences, but it is important to remember this film was made several years before the Geneva Convention outlawed the use of knives and hatchets by zombies, as well as such zombie subterfuge tactics as cutting phone lines and sneaking up on people and choking them with a bit of rope, and the implementation of spear-guns. This is actually all quite historically accurate.
    7Ky-D

    Surprisingly entertaining.

    Better known for his jungle cannibal opus "Make Them Die Slowly", Lenzi has here a much more accomplished and entertaining gut muncher.

    On an unassuming day, a nuclear scientist is supposed to arrive with important research. His plane breaks flight patterns and lands unannounced. When authorities go to investigate, they find all the people on board are infected with strange kind of radiation poisoning and have turned into violent, cannibalistic zombies. The zombies then begin attacking any and every one in sight; hacking, shooting and eating all they can. Escaping the city is the only hope.

    Coming out in 1980, this was pretty late in the cannibal/zombie movie cycle. Fortunately, Lenzi changes up the formula just enough to keep things from being stale. The zombies are are fast, intelligent and have no problem utilizing tools and weapons. Lenzi also ad hears to just enough genre clichés to keep fans happy. There is blood and gore aplenty, random flashes of nudity and some wonderfully cheesy dialogue.

    On the technical side, the film is right on par with other films in the same category. Acting ranges from to OK to plain bad, lighting and sound get the job done but never excel, and the writing works well enough to move from point A to point B. One nice element is the pacing, which is refreshingly brisk and free of clutter.

    Over all, this is one of the better made and more amusing of the cannibal/zombie films from days gone by. Genre fans should check it out.

    7/10
    6claudio_carvalho

    Weird Horror Movie

    The reporter Dean Miller (Hugo Stiglitz) is assigned with his cameraman to interview a scientist that is arriving in the local airport. While waiting for the arrival, an unidentified Hercules makes an emergency landing and is surrounded by a military force. When the doors open, a legion of blood thirsty creatures commanded by the scientist attack the soldiers, killing them with hatchets and drinking their blood. Dean tries to warn the population about the happening but is censored by General Murchison (Mel Ferrer). Later the military leaders discover that the creatures have not come from the outer space, but are human beings contaminated by radiation and needing to drink blood to stay undead. Dean unsuccessfully calls his wife Dr. Anna Miller (Laura Trotter) and heads to the hospital where she works, trying to escape from the city crowded of the increasing walking dead creatures.

    The trash "Incubo Sulla Città Contaminate" a.k.a. "City of the Walking Dead" or "Nightmare City" is a weird horror movie that could be better and better with a best selection of the lead couple. The uptight Hugo Stiglitz is not tailored for the role of hero and is an awful selection from the producers, and Laura Trotter is too stupid for a doctor, recalling those women from the 40's or 50's that used to scream in every dangerous situation and run to the arms of the hero. The killers are not zombies like in "The Last Man on Earth" or the way George A. Romero has become famous in "Night of the Living Dead", with slow and gruesome movements, but actually a kind of unbeatable "warrior vampire" with appearance of zombie. My vote is six.

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    Mike E Monster

    Gore-Bore

    While not to be entirely dismissed as drivel, Lenzi's would-be zombiefest known as NIGHTMARE CITY nonetheless comes off as trying to be too different, too "off-the-beaten-zombie-path", and as result, ends up falling flat in an unsatisfying mix of missed opportunities.

    Instead of going with "living dead"-style zombies (i.e. lumbering oafs) Lenzi - against producers wishes who wanted basically a Romero-style-clone - instead argued for and got his wish of the 'zombies' simply being victims of a nuclear radiation accident. All the 'creatures' become supermen of sorts - with heightened strength etc. - not to mention retaining their human faculties of running, driving, being able to fight with weapons etc.

    As a result though - pretty much all suspense is thrown out the window, as the movie quickly bogs down into a violent and graphic game of hide and seek. The action is intense (and the blood and gore plentiful) but the 'creatures' or victims simply look like poorly-designed Halloween costume party attendees, who - after realizing they are late for their scheduled gathering - grabbed whatever they could out of their fridge and slapped it on their faces. The result is an unconvincing and inconsistent mess of effects that underwhelms the viewer. Some victims have little makeup, others are nearly indistinguishable under piles of green and red facial clay, (yet ALL sneer menacingly at the camera) and ALL are out for the blood of their next human victim (the creatures need blood to regenerate their cells to keep living. As a result, their victims in turn become creatures as well).

    While I applaud Lenzi for at least attempting something different (in an interview on the disk, he explains how he wanted the film to be viewed as an environmental warning etc.) it comes down to the simple fact that the movie ends up failing - the zombies move too fast to be truly creepy and come off as poorly-dressed terrorists from a bad Chuck Norris movie - and basically plays out as a b-level gore bore, weaker on the gore, heavier on the B-bore.

    While NIGHTMARE CITY may not be totally rank, let's say ya might wanna drink that milk today - know what I mean?? As in, it smells a little funny - not totally spoiled, but nowhere near fresh-enough to serve to guests. Feelin' lucky??

    Recommended for genre completists only.
    Jtalledo

    Goofy and amateurish

    You can't honestly give any excuses for this movie; it's just plain cheesy. You could say that it's just a horror movie and it shouldn't be taken seriously, but that's a lame excuse. This movie is just not good at all. From the terrible makeup fx to the hokey dialogue, there's not much of redeeming value in this movie.

    The plot itself is pretty humdrum. Hordes of the dead terrorize a big city while spreading their walking-dead disease to others.

    The only interesting part of this movie is how it tries to follow several groups of people and their encounters with the zombies. Among the people whose stories are followed are a military major and his wife, General and his daughter and son-in-law and last but not least, a reporter and his wife. The best sub-story is that of the reporter who witnesses the start of the mayhem firsthand and attempts to break the story of the walking dead, while people turn a deaf ear to his reports. The reporter tries to stay alive and rescue his wife from the chaos. Hugo Stiglitz is great as the reporter kicks some major butt, especially near the movie's end. The rest of the substories that the movie oscillates between are boring and pedestrian though.

    The "zombies" in this movie are decidedly some of the more active ones in movie history. They run, jump and even use weapons. Some of them actually look like living humans, except they have some ghastly scare. "City of the Walking Dead" was a badly chosen title; "City of the Running, Jumping and Scampering Dead" sounds more apt. You could argue that they are far more lifelike that the people in this movie, especially the military guys, who apparently are too damn stupid to follow the advice of their superiors and shoot the zombies in the head.

    The movie isn't too scary at all. There are some genuinely creepy moments, such as when the reporter's wife fumbles around in the dark in a hospital and encounters one of the walking dead. That was one of the only chilling parts of the movie. The scene where the major finds his wife is also pretty creepy, although it was predictable. For the most part, the gore was nothing that hasn't been done better in other movies, although the lively zombies did make them considerably more vicious.

    The makeup was really terrible. Most of the zombies look like normal humans, except for a little blood here and there and a crazed look in their eyes. It would have been best if the filmmakers went with that look for the whole movie, as the makeup jobs usually consisted of a few cheesy cast-like extensions and mud-like molds being added to creature faces.

    City of the Walking Dead is a decent movie to watch if you aren't took picky with your horror movies. It has some decent action and some novel concepts that were extremely flawed in implementation. Otherwise, stay far away from this one. Furthermore, a word of warning: you will groan at the movie?s ending.

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    • Anecdotes
      According to director Umberto Lenzi, both Franco Nero and Fabio Testi were considered for the lead in the film, but the producer insisted on a Mexican leading man to appeal to Mexican audiences. Hence, the role went to Hugo Stiglitz.
    • Gaffes
      When Dean and Laura take refuge in the church and encounter the infected priest, he makes a dramatic turn toward the camera to display his facial wounds to the audience, and then finishes the turn, whereupon Dean and Laura react. But given where the priest's injury is, and given that the priest makes a full 360 degree turn, Dean and Laura would've seen the infection immediately.
    • Citations

      Dr. Anna Miller: I'm tired. Really tired. And I'm frightened. We'll never get away from these... these monsters. What are we going to do?

      Dean Miller: Alright. Nothing is going to happen as long as we stay together I promise you. What we've got to do now is get away from here as fast as we can.

      Dr. Anna Miller: Let go of me. Why don't you face it. There's no place for us to go. They're we too will be killed. I don't want us to die I don't want us to but there's nothing we can do. They're everywhere...

      Dean Miller: [Dean slaps his wife and then kisses her] Stop it...

    • Crédits fous
      The message "THE NIGHTMARE BECOMES REALITY..." just before the end credits
    • Versions alternatives
      The 1986 UK Stablecane video version was cut by 3 minutes 5 secs by the BBFC to heavily edit shots of exploding heads, neck bitings, a woman's eye and breast being stabbed with a spike, an arm removal, the elevator attack, shots of bloody wounds, and a woman's breast being sliced off with a knife. All the cuts were fully waived for the 2003 Anchor Bay DVD release.
    • Connexions
      Edited into Cent une tueries de zombies (2012)

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    • Date de sortie
      • 23 juin 1982 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • Italie
      • Espagne
      • Mexique
    • Langues
      • Italien
      • Espagnol
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • L'invasion des zombies
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Barrio de Chamartín, Madrid, Espagne
    • Sociétés de production
      • Dialchi Film
      • Lotus Films Internacional
      • Televicine S.A. de C.V.
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    • Durée
      • 1h 32min(92 min)
    • Mixage
      • Mono
    • Rapport de forme
      • 2.35 : 1

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