

1974·Horror·1h 35m
7.0
★










When a series of murders hit the remote English countryside, a detective suspects a pair of travelers when it is actually the work of the undead, jarred back to life by an experimental ultra-sonic radiation machine used by the Ministry of Agriculture to kill insects.
Directed by Jorge Grau
farm
countryside
insect
hippie
england
detective
1970s
morgue
undead
zombie
plague
video nasty
polution

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Cast

Cristina Galbó
Edna

Ray Lovelock
George

Arthur Kennedy
The Inspector

Aldo Massasso
Kinsey

Giorgio Trestini
Craig

Roberto Posse
Benson

José Lifante
Martin

Gengher Gatti
Keith

Fernando Hilbeck
Guthrie

Vera Drudi
Mary

Isabel Mestres
Telephonist

Joaquín Hinojosa
Autopsy doctor
Crew

Jorge Grau
Director

Giannetto De Rossi
Makeup Artist

Giannetto De Rossi
Visual Effects
Popular Reviews
45 reviews
danny
6.7★ · 10/01/24


hooptober 11 #9
want one? they're perfect for the long voyage home.
solid! i only knew about this because professor tim bell played the credits sequence during our genre lecture for watching film freshman year, and i was very intrigued. most accurate aspect of this is how FAST that mini cooper drives. the concept of accidentally breaking someone's motorcycle so you allow them to drive your car to your house is so alien to me it may as well be in an entirely different language
want one? they're perfect for the long voyage home.
solid! i only knew about this because professor tim bell played the credits sequence during our genre lecture for watching film freshman year, and i was very intrigued. most accurate aspect of this is how FAST that mini cooper drives. the concept of accidentally breaking someone's motorcycle so you allow them to drive your car to your house is so alien to me it may as well be in an entirely different language
hooptober 11 #9
want one? they're perfect for the long voyage home.
solid! i only knew about this because professor tim bell played the credits sequence during our genre lecture for watching film freshman year, and i was very intrigued. most accurate aspect of this is how FAST that mini cooper drives. the concept of accidentally breaking someone's motorcycle so you allow them to drive your car to your house is so alien to me it may as well be in an entirely different language
want one? they're perfect for the long voyage home.
solid! i only knew about this because professor tim bell played the credits sequence during our genre lecture for watching film freshman year, and i was very intrigued. most accurate aspect of this is how FAST that mini cooper drives. the concept of accidentally breaking someone's motorcycle so you allow them to drive your car to your house is so alien to me it may as well be in an entirely different language
Sam Stevens
6.0★ · 06/06/26

A pretty terrific horror film! Set in the Lake District which was very lovely, it’s such a wonderful place for a zombie outbreak to happen. I loved the very gory physical effects, they were pretty great. And the overall story was quite good, with some infuriating police work and some very creepy zombies. It did feel slightly slow at points with some pretty crap performances, it was good enough though and I liked it, pretty simple but still quite decent.
A pretty terrific horror film! Set in the Lake District which was very lovely, it’s such a wonderful place for a zombie outbreak to happen. I loved the very gory physical effects, they were pretty great. And the overall story was quite good, with some infuriating police work and some very creepy zombies. It did feel slightly slow at points with some pretty crap performances, it was good enough though and I liked it, pretty simple but still quite decent.
julesPRO
7.0★ · 04/24/26

genuinely gorgeous zombie film that had no business looking this good. the english countryside has never felt more threatening and the gore is doing exactly what it needs to do
genuinely gorgeous zombie film that had no business looking this good. the english countryside has never felt more threatening and the gore is doing exactly what it needs to do
ains
3.0★ · 04/13/26

I will always respect a film that is bold enough to kill off its two main characters at the end. However, this didn't really do it for me. Took way too long to get started, and while I really liked the atmosphere, cinematography, and special effects, it just felt a little flat to me. A really interesting concept that I felt just didn't live up to how cool it could've been.
I will always respect a film that is bold enough to kill off its two main characters at the end. However, this didn't really do it for me. Took way too long to get started, and while I really liked the atmosphere, cinematography, and special effects, it just felt a little flat to me. A really interesting concept that I felt just didn't live up to how cool it could've been.
Kian Roberts

This is the exact kind of film that I enjoy: the cheesy B-horror films from the 70s/80s. The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue is, for someone who is often not fond of zombie films, incredibly enjoyable and perfectly gory. It's such an odd concept for the start of a zombie apocalypse which is what makes it so fun (same reason I love Return of the Living Dead). The setting of the British countryside is the perfect slow-burn with the dramatically ironic murder mystery to await the mega climax at the hospital. I often feel something is lacking from films of this genre but I can never pinpoint the problem; Manchester Morgue does not apply. Recommended.> "Heil Hitler!"
This is the exact kind of film that I enjoy: the cheesy B-horror films from the 70s/80s. The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue is, for someone who is often not fond of zombie films, incredibly enjoyable and perfectly gory. It's such an odd concept for the start of a zombie apocalypse which is what makes it so fun (same reason I love Return of the Living Dead). The setting of the British countryside is the perfect slow-burn with the dramatically ironic murder mystery to await the mega climax at the hospital. I often feel something is lacking from films of this genre but I can never pinpoint the problem; Manchester Morgue does not apply. Recommended.> "Heil Hitler!"