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Orgy of the Dead (1965) 2.7
John and his girlfriend Shirley go in search of a cemetary in order to inspire John for writing his next horror story. After they crash the car, they wander into the graveyard and encounter... See full summary » Director:Stephen C. Apostolof |
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Criswell | ... |
The Emperor
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The Black Ghoul
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Pat Barrington | ... |
Shirley /
Gold Girl
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William Bates | ... |
Bob
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Mickey Jines | ... |
Hawaiian Dance
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Barbara Nordin | ... |
Skeleton Dance
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Bunny Glaser | ... |
Indian Dance
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Nadejda Klein | ... |
Slave Dance
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Coleen O'Brien | ... |
Street Walker Dance
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Lorali Hart | ... |
Cat Dance
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Rene De Beau | ... |
Fluff Dance
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Stephanie Jones | ... |
Mexican Dance
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Dene Starnes | ... |
Zombie Dance
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John Andrews | ... |
The Wolfman /
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John and his girlfriend Shirley go in search of a cemetary in order to inspire John for writing his next horror story. After they crash the car, they wander into the graveyard and encounter the dancing dead, a full moon spectacle overseen by the Ruler of the Dark. Before long the couple is spotted and taken prisoner. Tied to stakes and forced to watch the dancing, they await their fate. Written by Ed Sutton <esutton@mindspring.com>
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In gorgeous and shocking ASTRAVISION and SEXICOLOR! See more »Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
1 June 1965 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
A.C. Stephen's Orgy of the Dead See more »Company Credits
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MonoAspect Ratio:
1.85 : 1
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The Emperor: I am Criswell. For years, I have told the almost unbelievable, related the unreal and showed it to be more than a fact. Now I tell a tale of the threshold people, so astounding that some of you may faint. This is a story of those in the twilight time. Once human, now monsters, in a void between the living and the dead. Monsters to be pitied, monsters to be despised. A night with the ghouls, the ghouls reborn from the innermost depths of the world.
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The film based on the novel by Edward D. Wood Jr. has no werewolf character, like in the film. Wood received $600 for the novel. See more »Goofs
Ghoulita's position changes several times, from standing next to the grave, to sitting next to the Emperor. See more »Quotes
[first lines]The Emperor: I am Criswell. For years, I have told the almost unbelievable, related the unreal and showed it to be more than a fact. Now I tell a tale of the threshold people, so astounding that some of you may faint. This is a story of those in the twilight time. Once human, now monsters, in a void between the living and the dead. Monsters to be pitied, monsters to be despised. A night with the ghouls, the ghouls reborn from the innermost depths of the world.
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Now here are a few tips if you happen to stumble upon this "movie" and decide to watch it:
-Ignore the script (there isn't one anyway)
-Ignore the acting (the actors say things like "I'm afraid! We are going to die!" with all the emotion that goes into discussions about the weather).
-Ignore the bad makeup, the inept camerawork, the overabundance of "fog", all the technical mistakes.
-Concentrate on the occasionally amusing dialogue, AND on the naked female bodies. Two or three of them are sensational. That's the only way you can get something out of this one.
-And remember that there ARE worse movies out there. Have you seen "Blood Orgy Of The She Devils"? (*1/2)