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By R.john X (100) on 04 Feb 2012

Let's just get this out of the way, Andre Morell IS Quartermass! Though not in this one, well, he does get in a few pits, so... Anyway…

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By Konrad R (200) on 27 Oct 2011

I was not expecting much at all from this, so I was surprised to find it to be quite chilling, with fine performances, an appropriately grim…

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By Dr. F P (515) on 21 Oct 2011

Nothing too special, just classic Hammer Horror stuff. Mansions, voodoo, ZOMBIES. Watch it on a rainy sunday…

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By Ashley S (823) on 31 Jul 2011

Nothing too special, just classic Hammer Horror stuff. Mansions, voodoo, ZOMBIES…

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By Dr. N (140) on 31 Jul 2011

Nothing too special, just classic Hammer Horror stuff. Mansions, voodoo, ZOMBIES…

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By Mike M (2,387) on 27 Jul 2011

A solid effort from Hammer Studios, as two doctors attempt to unravel the mystery behind several strange deaths in a small, country town…

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By Ben R (1,048) on 07 Jun 2011

Good hammer horror their first n2 zombies…

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By Alexandre C (159) on 07 Jun 2011

One of the more enjoyable and light-hearted Hammer Horror films I've watched so far with some likeable characters, especially Sylvia, and a…

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By Michael G (2,333) on 17 May 2011

Plague of the Zombies offers up the voodoo brand as opposed the rotten diseased brand of zombies…

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By Richard D (1,732) on 31 Mar 2011

Absolutely first rate Hammer. Great to see Andre Morell in a leading role…

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By Colin F (279) on 27 Mar 2011

Only in a Hammer Horror film would you find some English Baron practising Voodoo in some remote Cornish village to bring the dead back to life…

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By Henrik S (239) on 06 Dec 2010

The film, made by Hammer Studios in 1966, has all the hallmarks of the late voodoo-zombie period. It…

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By Jarett B (233) on 07 Oct 2010

It's pretty cheesy, but enjoyable too…

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By Stella D (433) on 16 Aug 2010

(***): Thumbs Up I'm going to give this one a pass because it was fun and entertaining, even though its cheesiness hampered it at times…

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By Ttt C (502) on 16 Aug 2010

(***): Thumbs Up I'm going to give this one a pass because it was fun and entertaining, even though its cheesiness hampered it at times…

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By Randy T (648) on 29 Jul 2010

Beautiful settings, advanced makeup. But pace is a bit bore and gives only highlights of creepy moments. Maybe I should give this a rerun…

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By Scott W (2,167) on 29 Jul 2010

One of Hammer's better efforts sees the undead hit Cornwall - how anyone would have noticed the difference between what was living or undead…

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By Molly M (118) on 29 Jul 2010

Beautiful settings, advanced makeup. But pace is a bit bore and gives only highlights of creepy moments. Maybe I should give this a rerun…

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By Mirabella 1 (140) on 29 Jul 2010

Beautiful settings, advanced makeup. But pace is a bit bore and gives only highlights of creepy moments. Maybe I should give this a rerun…

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By Kurt B (457) on 09 Jun 2010

This hammer horror production doesn't feature the classic line up of Christopher Lee or Peter Cushin but stands just as high as any other hammer…

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