Al Cliver, Auretta Gay, Ian McCulloch
A zombie is found aboard a boat belonging to a famous scientist. Peter West, a journalist, travels to the Caribbean with Ann, the daughter of the scientist. When they arrive at Matul Island, they find...( read more
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DVD Release Date: August 25, 1998
Stats: 1,240 reviews
Let's be real. When you rent a low-budget cult-ish horror movie you can't expect Citizen Kane. It is what it is. And, for what it is, it isn't half bad. There are even a couple of scenes (i.e. Zombie vs. Shark and "There is something in my eye") that are downright almo...( read more)
cheesy acting, gratuitous nudity, major gore and some of the coolest zombies ever. aim for the head
This is just good, old-fashioned zombie madness with no rhyme or reason behind it other than to be true, honest-to-goodness entertainment. The gore flows freely, the makeup looks great, the effects are wonderful, the zombies are plentiful, and the shark scene is perhaps one of t...( read more)
A sail boat arrives in New York without a living soul but a zombie that attacks two guards from the Coast Guard. The daughter of the owner of the ship, Anne Bowles (Tisa Farrow), requests information about her missing father that was in the Antilles to the detectives that are inv...( read more)
Saw this when i was a kid and scary the shit out of me...
One of the best of Lucio Fulci's zombie films.
VERY outrageous. The racist dialogue and underwater zombie/shark scene is worth watching. The movie is just so bad and nuts that it truly becomes a piece of art. The music is great, a total homage to Romero's stuff. This is probably not anything close to what anyone wanting a seq...( read more)
Good cult zombie film. Has a decent story line, but it slowly went out of control. The Zombies were excellent as... Well... Zombies, pretty graphic at times. For a 1979 film compared to today's zombie films Zombie holds its own, no questions bout it.
I had big expectations about this film cuz Lucio Fulci is like known for his cool zombie art, but the movie gets boring and i didnt want to admit it but people are right when they say some parts are like a rip-off from another movie that i wont mention hehe...In conclusion: Cool ...( read more)
Honestly I like this zombie flick even more than the original Dawn of the Dead. It's cheap and depressing, with a monotonous score that speaks of impending doom for all. The gore is ridiculous and over-the-top, the zombies shuffle maddeningly slow, and the lead actress is Mia Farrow's sister. Add in several awesome set pieces--zombie vs. shark, eye-piercing sequence, zombie conquistadors rising from their graves in the daylight--and you've got horror exploitation par excellence. Bravissimo!
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