Anyone famous in it? | Jack Taylor - American actor who worked with Spanish cinema legends Paul Naschy and Jess Franco. |
Directed by anyone interesting? | Amando de Ossorio - a lesser known Spanish director who shot all four official Blind Dead films, as well as a variety of even more obscure horror titles. |
Is it scary? | Not really. |
Any violence/gore? | Some blood and a little gore. |
Any sex? | None. |
Who is it for? |
Only for Blind Dead series completists. |
Good Soundtrack? | Spanish horror composer Antón García Abril gives a rather flat track. |
Follows: | La Noche del terror ciego [a.k.a Tombs of the Blind Dead] - the creepy, but poorly written first film. El Ataque de los muertos sin ojos [a.k.a Return of the Evil Dead] (1973) - the superior sequel. |
Sequels: | La Noche de las gaviotas [a.k.a Night of the Seagulls] (1975) - the effective final chapter. |
Inspired by: | Night of the Living Dead (1968) - George Romero's seminal zombie chiller. |
Led to: | Mansion of the Living Dead (1982) - Jess Franco's perverse, sex-filled riff on the Blind Dead. |
Visuals | Original Aspect Ratio - 1.85:1 anamorphic widescreen. Colour The print is decent with good colours and minimal print damage with only mild grain. |
Audio | Original Spanish and English audio - sound fine. The Spanish track plays slightly better. |
Subtitles | English - translates the Spanish track and reads well. The text is yellow. |
Extras | The disc includes:
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Availability | Released as a single disc as detailed here, or the same disc is available as part of the Blind Dead Collection boxset, along with a bonus disc and detailed booklet. |
Region | Region 1 (USA, North America) - NTSC |
Other regions? | An
Anchor Bay UK release contains a similar quality version of the the film without the Spanish audio track. |
Cuts? | The film is believed to be uncut. The print used is English language. |