La noche del terror ciego: Fantastic vintage zombie title
Tombs Of The Blind Dead is the first in the Blind Dead franchise, a Spanish series of zombie movies that have evaded me for a fair while.
I'm glad to say that it really impressed me and is highly similiar to Italian movies of the same ilk also from the same period.
It tells the story of a girl who is murdered in an abandoned ruined village once occupied by Templars. Her friends set about investigating and discover the villages horrifying secret.
What makes this stand out is that not only do our zombies have origins but that they have personality. Robed, skeletal, blind and horse riding! This is original stuff and it works wonders.
Ontop of that the movie is well scored, looks fantastic and really delivers on every front. Because of this I can't wait to get stuck into the remaining films.
The Good:
Looks great
Quite original for it's genre
Well made
Brilliant finale
The Bad:
Couple of ropey looking moments
Could have been longer
Things I Learnt From This Movie:
Porcupines are sweet and suave
I'm glad to say that it really impressed me and is highly similiar to Italian movies of the same ilk also from the same period.
It tells the story of a girl who is murdered in an abandoned ruined village once occupied by Templars. Her friends set about investigating and discover the villages horrifying secret.
What makes this stand out is that not only do our zombies have origins but that they have personality. Robed, skeletal, blind and horse riding! This is original stuff and it works wonders.
Ontop of that the movie is well scored, looks fantastic and really delivers on every front. Because of this I can't wait to get stuck into the remaining films.
The Good:
Looks great
Quite original for it's genre
Well made
Brilliant finale
The Bad:
Couple of ropey looking moments
Could have been longer
Things I Learnt From This Movie:
Porcupines are sweet and suave
- Platypuschow
- Mar 1, 2018