Curse of the Living Dead
(1974)
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Curse of the Living Dead
(1974)
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Joëlle Coeur | ... |
Tina
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John Rico | ... |
Captain
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Willy Braque | ... |
Bosco
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Paul Bisciglia | ... |
Paul
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Lieva Lone | ... |
Demoniac #1
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Patricia Hermenier | ... |
Demoniac #2
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Louise Dhour | ... |
Louise
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Ben Zimet | ... |
Exorcist
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Mireille Dargent | ... |
Clown
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Miletic Zivomir | ... | |
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Isabelle Copejans | ... |
Barmaid
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Yves Collignon | ... |
Barmaid's lover
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Véronique Fanis | ... |
Girl in tavern
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Monica Swinn | ... |
Girl in tavern
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Jacqueline Priest | ... |
Girl in tavern
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A gang of pirates rape the two sole survivors of a ship wreck. The violated girls are rescued by the strange inhabitants of a supposedly haunted island, where they are granted supernatural powers to strike revenge against the pirates.
The first scene on the beach with the young girls rape and attack is very good and the next one in the bar with them appearing as ghosts too... Unfortunately the movie doesn't go on like that all the time. There are good and bad moments but the scenes of nudity with Joelle Coeur are erotically very good. The story of the demon in the ruins doesn't appear very clear, nor does the clown's and the ruin's keeper destinies... But all in all there is a good atmosphere even if some scenes are a bit too long and some of them are great, like the one where the religious statues fall one after each other on the ground. Jean Rollin knows how to mix sex and horror, as well as many other authors of that 70's era. A good moment but that movie could have been better again...