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Well before the Romero horrors of late '68, well before the concept of the "living dead" as an aberrant monster devouring living flesh, this work by the little-known Victor Halperin develops themes descending from hoodoo superstitions, typical of the African populations transplanted to the central territories of the new continent. Discover the review
Well before the Romero horrors of late '68, well before the concept of the "living dead" as an aberrant monster devouring living flesh, this work by the little-known Victor Halperin develops themes descending from hoodoo superstitions, typical of the African populations transplanted to the central territories of the new continent.
This film is important because it is considered the first film in history that presents the figure of the zombie. Discover the review
This film is important because it is considered the first film in history that presents the figure of the zombie.
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