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Tombs Of The Blind Dead (Noche del terror ciego)

Tombs Of The Blind Dead (Noche del terror ciego) (1973)

  • 57% of critics liked it
    (7 reviews)

  • 59% of users liked it
    (2,572 ratings)

PG,
Directed By
Written By
Amando de Ossorio, Jesus Navarro Carrion
Genres
Horror, Art House & International, Classics
In Theaters
Sep 29, 1972 Wide
On DVD
Sep 27, 2005
Hallmark Releasing Corp.

Critic Reviews

  • Tim Brayton, Antagony & Ecstasy

    While nearly all of the Italian zombie films were one shade of awful or another, Tombs is a good film, even a great one: one of the highlights of 1970s Spanish cinema and among the very best examples of its oft-indefensible genre.

  • Rob Humanick, Projection Booth

    Paces along with a sense of business-as-usual obligation when it would benefit most from turning the trash meter up to eleven.

  • Keith Breese, Filmcritic.com

    an elegiac counter-vision that is much more fanciful than Night of the Living Dead dand wholly continental.

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • Bruce B


    A film directed by Amando de Ossorio one of the many he followed up with. The tomb raiders costumes are old school, but in 1970 they must have been top of the line. Not a real scary horror by today standards. A cult who rises from the dead and worships the devil reins terror on a… More

  • Randy T


    A drive-in classic. At least three different edits are circulating; the original director's cut, an "American Version" (less skin, no lesbians), and "Planet Ape" version designed to capitalize on the <i>Planet of the Apes</i> craze.

  • Robert C


    There are aactually several different "Blind Dead" films to enjoy, this is the first one that I saw. The actual "blind dead" creatures are kinda cool and very creepy (in an old school sort of way) the other eliments of these films are just HORRIBLE. Several… More

  • A.D. V


    A zombie-ish tale about a sect of the Knights Templar who turn cannibal, are killed and then come back to eat some more. Great atmosphere and the Knights look fantastic but the movie is a bore.

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