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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaMedieval knights executed for their black magic rituals come back as zombies to torment a group of vacationing college kids.Medieval knights executed for their black magic rituals come back as zombies to torment a group of vacationing college kids.Medieval knights executed for their black magic rituals come back as zombies to torment a group of vacationing college kids.
César Burner
- Roger Whelan
- (as Cesar Burner)
María Elena Arpón
- Virginia White
- (as Helen Harp)
José Thelman
- Pedro Candal
- (as Joseph Thelman)
Rufino Inglés
- Inspector Oliveira
- (as Rufino Ingles)
Verónica Llimerá
- Nina
- (as Veronica Llimera)
Simón Arriaga
- Morgue Keeper
- (as Simon Arriaga "Garibaldi")
Juan Cortés
- Coroner
- (as Juan Cortes)
Andrés Isbert
- Train Engineer's Son
- (as Andres Speizer)
María Silva
- Maria
- (as Maria Silva)
Pedro Sempson
- Train Engineer
- (voz)
- (sin créditos)
Carmen Yazalde
- Sacrificed Maiden
- (sin créditos)
- Dirección
- Guionistas
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- TriviaSome distributors in the US re-cut and released this film with the title "Revenge from Planet Ape" in an effort to capitalize on the success of the El planeta de los simios (1968). A prologue was added in this cut version to make a connection--though dubious--between the two films. The prologue explains that 3000 years ago a simian civilization of super-intelligent apes struggled with man to gain control of the planet. In the end, man conquered ape after a brutal battle that saw him destroy the ape, his culture and society. After this battle man tortured and killed all the ape prisoners by piercing their eyes with red-hot pokers. One of the prisoners, who was also the leader of the apes, vowed they would return from the dead to avenge man's brutality" at a point in time before man destroyed Earth himself. This alternate prologue is available for viewing on the Blue-Underground DVD release.
- ErroresDuring the films intro titles, the camera is looking around the "abandoned" ruins of the Templars monastery. In one shot, a van with a ladder strapped to its roof-rack can be seen going across a bridge in the background, at the top of the picture.
- Versiones alternativasA dubbed English language version was made for US drive in theaters during the 70's entitled "The Blind Dead". This version was quite heavily edited for an "PG" rating, which heavily toned down the bloodier scenes and removed the rape sequence in the graveyard in its entirety. It also moved a flashback sequence which had originally occurred about 50mins into the film, showing the templars sacrificing a young maiden, to the beginning of the film. This version is included on the US DVD from Blue Underground along with the uncut Spanish language version.
- ConexionesEdited into Cent une tueries de zombies (2012)
Opinión destacada
'The Tombs Of The Blind Dead' is not strictly a zombie movie, but involves the resurrected dead (in this case blind heretics from the 13th Century). While not as explicit as Romero or Fulci it should appeal to fans of the living dead genre. The movie is strong on atmosphere and style, similar in some ways to Jean Rollin, but without the sex or pretension. The "blind dead" themselves are one of the creepiest and most effective concepts in any horror movie. Slow moving, relentless and deadly, with a penchant for flesh eating. The scenes where the dead ride horses to hunt their prey are classic horror. My only small criticism of this movie is that there were so few scenes of them. Modern horror fans who require wall to wall FX and a killing every 15 minutes will probably find this slow going, but true buffs will be mesmerized. Highly recommended.
- Infofreak
- 14 mar 2002
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- Fecha de lanzamiento
- Países de origen
- Idiomas
- También se conoce como
- Tombs of the Blind Dead
- Locaciones de filmación
- Monasterio de Santa Maria la Real de Valdeiglesias, Pelayos de la Presa, Madrid, España(Abbey and cementery of Berzano)
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