Tombs of the Blind Dead
Directed by Amando de Ossorio
A group of friends revive a group of Satan-worshipping zombies who hunt by sound in the first of Spanish horror auteur Amando de Ossorio's Blind Dead films. In the 13th century an order of evil knights sought eternal life by drinking human blood and committing sacrifices. During their execution, crows pecked out each of their eyes. But this wouldn't be a horror movie unless some unsuspecting nudniks stumbled on their tombs and woke them up, leading to a gripping, gruesome chain of events that'll make you wish your own sense of sight wasn't quite so intact.
A group of friends revive a group of Satan-worshipping zombies who hunt by sound.
Cast: Lone Fleming, Cesar Burner, Maria Elena Arpon
Member Reviews
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Very creepy
Hooded Menace
Oh God. . Now they have a train! A train is way faster than a horse!
One of the greats! But, even though I say that, I totally get why some might not like it. One needs to be accepting of older movies, and cultural specific aspects. This one is watched mainly for the atmosphere and incredibly stylish Templar knights.