Blood Feast 1963
director: Herschell Gordon Lewis
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Thomas Wood [William Kerwin] Mal Arnold Connie Mason Lyn Bolton Scott H. Hall Toni Calvert Astrid Olsen Sandra Sinclair Gene Courtier Louise Kamp Al Golden
Synopsis
You'll Recoil and Shudder as You Witness the Slaughter and Mutilation of Nubile Young Girls - in a Weird and Horrendous Ancient Rite! Nothing so appalling in the annals of horror!
Released in 1963 to large crowds of shocked and horrified people, "BLOOD FEAST" has acquired an incredible cult following as the "first full fledged splatter movie"! Produced, directed, photographed, and scored by Herschell Gordon Lewis, the "godfather of gore," "BLOOD FEAST" tells the story of a modern day Doctor Frankenstein who wants to bring a dead Egyptian princess back to life! But to satisfy his lust, he goes much further into the depths of moral depravity. Our hero doesn't even bother to wait for his victims to die before "dis-assembling" one part of the body to reach another" See "BLOOD FEAST," a veritable orgy of blood and gore!
Released in 1963 to large crowds of shocked and horrified people, "BLOOD FEAST" has acquired an incredible cult following as the "first full fledged splatter movie"! Produced, directed, photographed, and scored by Herschell Gordon Lewis, the "godfather of gore," "BLOOD FEAST" tells the story of a modern day Doctor Frankenstein who wants to bring a dead Egyptian princess back to life! But to satisfy his lust, he goes much further into the depths of moral depravity. Our hero doesn't even bother to wait for his victims to die before "dis-assembling" one part of the body to reach another" See "BLOOD FEAST," a veritable orgy of blood and gore!
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| Distributor | Astra |
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| Release Date | May 1982 |
| Duration: | 64m 10s |
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| Notes | Read more about this video, which is featured in the book The Art of the Nasty |
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by Bigandy
Herschell Gordon Lewis will forever be remembered as the pioneer of the gore film for this 1963 entry made on an incredibly low budget in an incredibly short time... The acting is appalling, the dialogue is hilarious, the story is unbelievable - and the gore is about as convincing as a 40 stone transvestite. But it was the first, and its a legend. Incredibly, this became a video nasty, due to its ability to deprave and corrupt. I'm not sure who, but thats what the DPP thought it could do!