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Jerry falls in love with a stripper he meets at a carnival. Little does he know that she is the sister of a gypsy fortune teller whose predictions he had scoffed at earlier. The gypsy turns him into a zombie and he goes on a killing spree. Director:Ray Dennis Steckler |
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Cast
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Ray Dennis Steckler | ... |
Jerry
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Carolyn Brandt | ... | |
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Brett O'Hara | ... | |
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Atlas King | ... |
Harold
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Sharon Walsh | ... |
Angela
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Pat Kirkwood | ... |
Madison
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Erina Enyo | ... |
Carmelita
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Don Russell | ... |
Ortega
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Toni Camel | ... |
Stella
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Joan Howard | ... |
Angela's Mother
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Neil Stillman | ... |
Barker
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William Turner | ... |
Himself
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Gene Pollock | ... |
Night Club Manager
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James Bowie | ... |
Night Club Comedian /
Creature
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Son Hooker | ... |
1st Policeman
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Beatnick Jerry takes his girl, Angie to the carnival. Angie wants to go see the gypsy fortune teller, Jerry does not but relents. After visiting the fortune teller and hearing bad news, Jerry goes alone to see Carmelita, the dancer (the fortune teller's sister). He is invited backstage and is mesmerized into becoming a psychotic killer. Angie, and Jerry's best friend Harold realize something is amiss when Jerry tries to kill Angie. Written by Buxx Banner <buxx572aol.com>
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Country:
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EnglishRelease Date:
March 1964 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
The Incredibly Strange Creature: Or Why I Stopped Living and Became a Mixed-up Zombie See more »Box Office
Budget:
$38,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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1.85 : 1
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Madame Estrella: Clouds affect only the cloudy.
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The ending on the beach was supposed to be shot day-for-night. Steckler disliked the results, so the ending was left as it was shot, in daylight. See more »Goofs
The big wart on Madame Estrella's face keeps moving. Sometimes it's right next to her lip, other times it's below it, other times it's an inch or two above it and to the right. See more »Quotes
Harold: I think you clouded up her crystal ball.Madame Estrella: Clouds affect only the cloudy.
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I admit I first saw this on MST3K, and in that venue it was almost brilliant
- no skit on the original Saturday Nite Live ever topped it. The awful
make-up, the comically inept sidekick (wild & crazy guys come to life!), the riotous night club dancers, the super-cheesy zombies...It's hard to believe this movie was so deliberately inept without having some other (admittedly pretty subtle) agenda of humor. And, as someone has pointed out, the cinematography is pretty damn good. Well, however it came about, it's still a very watchable movie. Hey, have you sat through Con Air or The Rock (both with a lead who looks a lot like Cash Flagg to me).