The Revenge of the Living Dead Girls (1987)
"La revanche des mortes vivantes" (original title)

Director:

Pierre B. Reinhard

Writers:

John King (screenplay), Edgar Wallace (story)

Stars:

Véronique Catanzaro, Kathryn Charly, Sylvie Novak

Cast

Complete credited cast:
Véronique Catanzaro
Kathryn Charly
Sylvie Novak
Anthea Wyler
Laurence Mercier
Patrick Guillemin
Gábor Rassov
Christina Schmidt
Cornélia Wilms

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

zombie violence | zombie | disembowelment | cemetery | brutality | 

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Taglines:

Shocking beyond belief

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Genres:

Horror

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Details

Country:

France

Language:

French

Release Date:

16 September 1987 (France)

Also Known As:

The Revenge of the Living Dead Girls

Company Credits

Production Co:

Samouraï Films

Technical Specs

Runtime:

76 min 82 min (uncut)

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Goofs

At the end, when the car is on fire and the money is "blowing away", you can tell the money is actually being dropped on the burning car and the scene is being shown in reverse - watch the fire and smoke go back *into* the car instead of blowing *away* from it.

User Reviews

Rubbish French zombie flick!

The title of this film alludes to it possibly being a sequel and the only film I could think of that it could be a sequel to is one of the two good Jean Rollin films, 'The Living Dead Girl'. This film actually has nothing to do with said film and has no relation to it beyond also being French; but Pierre B. Reinhard's film is at least bad enough to have been made by Jean Rollin. Like Rollin's other good film, The Grapes of Death, this one focuses on a food supply being contained, except instead of grapes it's milk. Three girls fall victim to the contaminated milk and end up dead. Then, the same company that infected the milk pours toxic waste on their graves and the trio returns from the dead for revenge. The plot is thoroughly amateurish and ridiculous and this is carried on throughout the whole film. The only real reason to see it is for the gore and sleaze and the film does feature plenty; culminating in scenes that feature eye-gouging and necrophilia. The zombie make-up is terrible and the make-up department either couldn't be bothered or was doing the effects badly on purpose. The film is slightly original on the zombie front, as the ones featured are your average lumbering corpses; but that's hardly enough to make up for the rest of the pitiful film. This one comes highly not recommended.