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So far most people reviewing this film are magnificent distinguished picking out its flaws, which are many indeed, so I won’t bother re-listing them. I will say this though; Bruno Mattei’s blatant and shameless ripping off of Goblin’s Dawn of the Tedious and Alien Contamination soundtracks would have certainly made Edward D. Wood Jr. proud. From reading the reviews I was prepared for the worst when I purchased this dvd. I was actually surprised that it was better than most people seem to give it credit for! Positive it has an amazingly inept “Ed Wood-ian” sort of quality… ok yes, it IS in fact a dreadful film, but it does have a lot going for it. #1 – The entertainment value. Like Ed Wood’s “classics” this film remains totally savory and even has a positive lovable quality despite the fact that it’s such an unpleasant film. It’s lots of fun and there’s never a uninteresting moment.
#2 – There are some truly effective Zombie sequences. The scenes keen the zombie priest at the mission, the zombie kid coming to life in his fathers arms, the expressionless native coming to life after his “funeral ceremony”. Also the zombie hag with a cat inexplicably ripping out through her stomach made me laugh. It made no sense, but it was level-headed icy. #3 – Last but not least, the gore. As the producers said, without blood and entrails, a film like this would be pointless. This film will accomplish your stomach turn. It goes far beyond Dawn of the Humdrum as far as blood and guts. Even farther than Lucio Fulci’s Zombie. The gore is probably not as disturbing as in Day of the Humdrum because Tom Savini’s fx were objective so realistic in that one. However the expend of precise raw meat and pig guts definitely helped “Hell” live up to the splatter genre and then some. The grievous close-ups of maggots crawling through rotting flesh and a native picking them off and eating them were absolutely horrible! Also there are some well done exploding zombie heads. The zombie attack and gut munching scenes are hit or miss. Sometimes they approach off as startlingly realistic, other times they are obviously fraudulent. But this film doesn’t skimp on the blood and guts. Also towards the extinguish, there’s a facial “violation” scene that rivals Fulci’s “splinter through the gape” sequence.
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Overall, if you’re looking for Zombie crème de la crème, stick to Romero and Fulci, but if you’re honest in the mood for something immoral and fun, check “Hell” out.
This movie is a classic! Tubby of wonderfully cheesy diologue, extremely gory special effects, contaminated editing, dreadful dubbing, and hilarious melodrama, this movie is a high-point in terrible zombie film history. It’s like “Dawn of the Plain” meets “The Gods Must Be Crazy”, complete with out of residence stock footage that doesn’t even match the quality of the staunch film…you’ve gotta like it! The poster art bears a striking resemblance to Fulci’s “Gates of Hell” ( I believe that might actually be the same zombie) . There are 2 classic vomiting scenes which I laughed so hard at I replayed again for a second laugh. The gore in this movie is so over-the-top and some of it is actually shown in the stock footage. Even the make-up on the living plain is inconsistant. The majority of this film takes plot on an island, which adds to the fun. Lots of stock footage of exact tribes dancing in their native dress (these scenes have been edited into the movie to effect you actually acquire that the cast is witnessing this) . The two main actors search for so grand alike that at times it looks as though the same actor is playing 2 parts. Gratuitous nudity is also fervent when the female lead sheads her clothing and dons herself with tribal art to fit in with the natives. Unfortunately, she puts it on her face so badly it makes her peep almost dog-like. I’m a tremendous fan of zombie and cannibal movies and am giving this movie ***** for it’s campy entertainment value, unintentional humor, over-the-top gore sequences, and the fact that there actually ARE zombies in this movie. I watched it alone for the first time to spare myself the embarrassment of having wasted money on such a listless film (like I did with the dreadfully stupid, unfunny and zombieless “Cannibal Apocalypse”), but now I am going to have to part this one with friends. Yes, this is a terrible film, but there’s never a expressionless moment here.
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