Necrophagus (1971)

Calificación de los usuarios:

2.9/10   

Director:

Miguel Madrid

Escritores:

Miguel Madrid (screenplay)
Miguel Madrid (story)

Fecha de Lanzamiento:

28 febrero 1972 (Spain)

Género:

Horror

Plot Keywords:

Flashback Sequence | Decapitation | Cemetery

Premios:

1 win

Comentarios de los usuarios:

Graveyard of Unintentional Humor

Reparto

Bill Curran	...	Michael Sherrington
Catherine Ellison	...	Lady Anne
listado alfabético del resto del reparto:
Frank Braña	...	Dr. Lexter
J.R. Clarke
Titania Clement	...	Lilith
Beatriz Elorrieta	...	Margaret (as Beatriz Lacy)
Sandy Green
José Guardiola	...	Dr. Lexter (voice)
Víctor Israel	...	Mr. Fowles
Antonio Jiménez Escribano	...	Dr. Kinberg
María Paz Madrid	...	Barbara (as Yocasta Grey)
Inés Morales	...	Elizabeth (as Senny Green)
Rosario Royo
Marisa Shiero	...	Pamela

También conocida como:

El descuartizador de Binbrook
Graveyard of Horror
Necromaniac (video title)
The Butcher of Binbrook (USA)
Tráfico de cadáveres (Spain) (working title)

País:

Spain

Idioma:

Español

Color:

Color (Eastmancolor)

Relación de Aspecto:

1.85 : 1

Sonido:

Mono

Locaciones de Filmación:

El Espinar, Segovia, Castilla y León, Spain

Compañía:

Films Internacionales (FISA)

Conexiones de Película:

Editado en 42nd Street Forever, Volume 1 (2005) (V)

Graveyard of Unintentional Humor

For unintended humor and weirdness, you can't really beat this movie. However, for a coherent storyline and a good movie, well, there's plenty else out there to choose from. Seems that some gentleman has returned to his ancestral castle, where he and everyone around this small place only know one tune, and they either whistle it (or in his case, play it on the harmonica) all the time. It kind of sounds like "On Top Of Old Smoky" but not really. It also grates on your nerves after a while & I don't even know the significance of it. There's a mother and three sisters, who all dress in black (and high heels, which are especially good for walking around in the snow, I guess) and there's something about another sister that died during a c-section in order to remove a dead fetus, and she herself died at that point, or so it seems. At one point our "hero" or whatever he is, disappears too, for no apparent reason. There's a sinister grave digger who runs around in a ghoul mask & his partner, who is apparently a woman based on the fact that we keep getting shown her shoes underneath her robe. Best of all, we have a doctor that apparently suffers from "Super Marionation" Syndrome, that is, with his hair, eyebrows, and make-up, he looks like a puppet from "Thunderbirds". Of course he's evil and up to no good, yeah, right, whatever. Then there's a monster of sorts, and you never see it until the very end, with good reason I guess. Up until the grand finale, you only see its eyes, which is probably the same scene played over and over, where the eyes shift back & forth....but when you see the monster you'll probably understand WHY it was only shown at the end, it's so bad that you'll probably die of laughter. Looks a lot like something a small kid might draw to describe something they think is hiding under the bed. Anyway, I guess this has sort of a story to it to, more or less, it's really hard to tell because it's so awe inspiring with some of the other things trotted out for you to try to fathom. 6 out of 10 for unintentional entertainment, otherwise it'd be about a 1 or less. Ideal for fans of bad movies.