Curse of the Blue Lights

1988
R
1h 33min

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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaA group of teenagers battle a horde of zombies and evil creatures that live underneath a graveyard.A group of teenagers battle a horde of zombies and evil creatures that live underneath a graveyard.A group of teenagers battle a horde of zombies and evil creatures that live underneath a graveyard.

Regia
- John Henry Johnson
Sceneggiatura
- John Henry Johnson
- Bryan Sisson
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4,0/10

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Regia
- John Henry Johnson
Sceneggiatura
- John Henry Johnson
- Bryan Sisson
Star

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Quiz
The film was titled "Blue Lights" and it was released in overseas markets as "Blue Lights", but for domestic video distribution it was released as "Curse of the Blue Lights." Both titles refer to the same film. The film is based upon a number of local Pueblo, Colorado historical elements of where it was made. For instance, there was a teenage parking area called "Blue Lights" and there was an actual missing link creature created by a con man named the "Muldoon Man" in the 1880s, so called because of Muldoon Hill where it was found.

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Referenced in Adjust Your Tracking: The Untold Story of the VHS Collector (2013)

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4/10

Intriguing title, good box cover, bad movie

It's been a long time since I've seen this but I remember being tempted by the cover and the title in our local video store for months before I took a gamble and rented it. Boy, what a disappointment! I've got a pretty good memory when it comes to movie plots and the fact that I can't remember much about this one except for the gruesome makeup isn't a good sign. Like the other review here says, the script was horrid and the acting was worse. I get the idea that it was made by some guys with good makeup and FX skills... but not a lot else.

Despite being pretty bad I'd actually like to see it again to refresh my memory and see if there might be something worthwhile I'd missed the first time. Sometimes even the worst movies have redeeming qualities or a gem of a (badly executed) idea.