WHITE ZOMBIE
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| WHITE ZOMBIE A Film by Victor & Hugo Halperin | £9.99 |
Description
WHITE ZOMBIE
DIRECTOR Victor Halperin
PRODUCER Hugo Halperin
SCRIPT Garnett Weston
CINEMATOGRAPHY Arthur Martinelli
CAST
MURDER LEGRANDE Bela Lugosi
MADELAINE SHORT Madge Bellamy
CHARLES BEAUMONT Robert Frazer
NEIL PARKER John Harron
DR. BRUNER Joseph Cawthorn
Along a desolate road in the Haitian mountains, a carriage bearing Neil Parker and Madelaine Short encounters a funeral in which the body is being buried in the road. Further down the road, the coach stops at the sight of a man of satanic appearance: six human shapes step forth, and the horrified driver shouts “Zombies!”, signalling the first appearance of the living dead in American cinema. When first released, WHITE ZOMBIE was given a critical scourging, but today occupies a deserved place beside DRACULA and FRANKENSTEIN as one of the most eerie and interesting horror films of the 1930’s.
PRODUCER Hugo Halperin
SCRIPT Garnett Weston
CINEMATOGRAPHY Arthur Martinelli
CAST
MURDER LEGRANDE Bela Lugosi
MADELAINE SHORT Madge Bellamy
CHARLES BEAUMONT Robert Frazer
NEIL PARKER John Harron
DR. BRUNER Joseph Cawthorn
Along a desolate road in the Haitian mountains, a carriage bearing Neil Parker and Madelaine Short encounters a funeral in which the body is being buried in the road. Further down the road, the coach stops at the sight of a man of satanic appearance: six human shapes step forth, and the horrified driver shouts “Zombies!”, signalling the first appearance of the living dead in American cinema. When first released, WHITE ZOMBIE was given a critical scourging, but today occupies a deserved place beside DRACULA and FRANKENSTEIN as one of the most eerie and interesting horror films of the 1930’s.