L'Invasion des morts-vivants

Original title: The Plague of the Zombies

1966
13
1h 30m

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6.5/10

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Jacqueline Pearce in L'Invasion des morts-vivants (1966)

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During a mysterious epidemic in a small Cornish village, the local doctor summons his professor friend for help.During a mysterious epidemic in a small Cornish village, the local doctor summons his professor friend for help.During a mysterious epidemic in a small Cornish village, the local doctor summons his professor friend for help.

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IMDb RATING

6.5/10

5.9K

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Denver
(as Alex Davion)

Michael Ripper

Sergeant Swift

Marcus Hammond

Martinus

Dennis Chinnery

Constable Christian

Louis Mahoney

Coloured Servant

Roy Royston

Vicar

Ben Aris

John Martinus

Tim Condren

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(as Tim Condron)

Bernard Barnsley

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(as Bernard Egan)

Norman Mann

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Francis Willey

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John Adams

Man at Funeral
(uncredited)

Chris Adcock

Pub Patron
(uncredited)

Director
- John Gilling
Writer
- Peter Bryan
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Trivia
Filmed simultaneously with "La femme reptile (1966)," in August and September of 1965, using many of the same sets, most noticeably the main village set on the back lot at Bray Studios.

Goofs
When Sir James and Peter are watching Alice's grave, they have to leave to help the vicar who has been attacked. The squire and his men open the grave and reveal Alice's corpse but are disturbed when Sir James and Peter return. As the two watch she transforms into a zombie and crawls out of her grave. But when they arrived back in the cemetery and found the open grave we see Alice for an instant in her coffin and she is already in zombie make up, even though this is before the transformation.

Quotes
Sir James Forbes: Someone in this village is practicing witchcraft. That corpse wandering on the moors is an undead, a zombie.

Connections
Featured in La femme reptile (1966)

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An excellent Zombie Movie

This is one of the few good horror movies about zombies that I've ever seen. It has wonderful acting, mystery, intrigue, a great plot, and, of course, scary zombies. I wish modern horror movie makers would create more movies in the vein of this 1966 classic, rather than continually pumping out the tripe that we see so much of today. This film is a respectable addition to any horror lover's personal movie collection.