Último deseo

1976
18
1h 34min

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Un grupo de ricos empresarios y oficiales militares que están de fiesta en un antiguo castillo se salvan cuando una guerra nuclear devasta la tierra.Un grupo de ricos empresarios y oficiales militares que están de fiesta en un antiguo castillo se salvan cuando una guerra nuclear devasta la tierra.Un grupo de ricos empresarios y oficiales militares que están de fiesta en un antiguo castillo se salvan cuando una guerra nuclear devasta la tierra.

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Curiosidades
The English dubbed version released in the United States as "The People Who Own the Dark" had a replacement score that included music cues from "The Blob" (1958).

Pifias
During the clay pigeon shooting scene, it can clearly be seen that the man does not pull the trigger.

Versiones alternativas
The Spanish language print runs 94 minutes. When the film was released in the US it was dubbed in English and ran approximately 82 minutes and it was this shorter, re-edited version that was released onto home video in the states. The English version is not missing any violence and retains almost all the nudity, but several scenes are trimmed mostly of some dialog.

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Edited from La masa devoradora (1958)

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aka The People Who Own the Dark

ULTIMO DESEO is the longer, Spanish language version of what Americans saw as THE PEOPLE WHO OWN THE DARK. An inspired reworking of George Romero's NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD, Klimovsky's film posits a nuclear war in Europe that blinds the populace (a la THE DAY OF THE TRIFFIDS), but spares a handful of libidinous businessmen and military types who were copulating in a rural bordello. When the villagers learn of the sighted survivors, they storm the villa in a manner very much like (and superior to) the undead in Romero's classic chiller. Alberto deMendoza (HORROR EXPRESS), Teresa Gimpera, Maria Perschy and Paul Naschy all star (and were given anglicized monikers - Albert Mennen, Terry Kemper, Mary Pershing and Paul Mackey - to fool us boorish Yanks. Although rare, this film does exist on video, albeit in out of print and bootleg copies of less than pristine quality. Still, the film packs a punch and should be seen.