In 1950s Africa, a tribal magician calls up a demon to kill Europeans.In 1950s Africa, a tribal magician calls up a demon to kill Europeans.In 1950s Africa, a tribal magician calls up a demon to kill Europeans.
Andre Jacobs
- Geoff Armstrong
- (as André Jacobs)
Pepsi Mabizela
- Elizabeth's Cook
- (as Pepsy Mabozela)
John Madala
- Old man with donkey
- (as John Madlala)
Max Mkhwanzi
- Tractor Driver
- (as Max Mkwanazi)
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- TriviaOriginally released as a standalone film entitled "Panga," both this film and Catacombs (1988) were released with the names "Curse III" and "Curse IV" despite not being intended sequels to The Curse (1987).
- ConnectionsFollows The Curse (1987)
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I should point out that "Curse III" is not, despite the name, a sequel. I know this is confusing.
The story is set in Africa in 1950 and is, despite this, a slasher film. A British colonist has married into a family of idiots. When his wife and her sister are on a drive, they come upon a tribe about to sacrifice a goat to their gods. However, the women insist on taking the 'poor goat' and therefore incur the wrath of the tribe. Not surprisingly, soon folks start getting hacked to pieces...and for our supposed amusement.
I know that slasher films are popular with many folks, though I find them very dull because they are all essentially the same. Despite the change of locale and African gods aspects, this is just a slasher pic...complete with gratuitous nudity, stupid people you wouldn't mind seeing die and lots of blood. It's pretty mindless, though for the genre it's reasonably well made. Plus, it features Christopher Lee in a supporting role...which is something. Overall, I didn't enjoy the movie but perhaps slasher pic fans will.
The story is set in Africa in 1950 and is, despite this, a slasher film. A British colonist has married into a family of idiots. When his wife and her sister are on a drive, they come upon a tribe about to sacrifice a goat to their gods. However, the women insist on taking the 'poor goat' and therefore incur the wrath of the tribe. Not surprisingly, soon folks start getting hacked to pieces...and for our supposed amusement.
I know that slasher films are popular with many folks, though I find them very dull because they are all essentially the same. Despite the change of locale and African gods aspects, this is just a slasher pic...complete with gratuitous nudity, stupid people you wouldn't mind seeing die and lots of blood. It's pretty mindless, though for the genre it's reasonably well made. Plus, it features Christopher Lee in a supporting role...which is something. Overall, I didn't enjoy the movie but perhaps slasher pic fans will.
- planktonrules
- Aug 4, 2024
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