
Director: Terence Fisher
Country: United Kingdom
Year: 1964
Duration: 62 min. approx. Trailer
director Terence Fisher is a well known and appreciated in the UK for cutting movies Horror / Fantasy / Science Fiction, nearly 30 under his belt where he never lost regularly (the critics point to as was stable), and that while for films before, grew its importance because it was embraced by the legendary Hammer. This film is considered a weak point in his career which went ahead but not at the same level as his earlier, that just goes out of Hammer (though a few years back), the low budget and limited resources. I have not seen many movies of him to compare, only three: The phantom of the opera, The Curse of Frankenstein and The Hound of the Baskervilles, which itself , surpass it in all its aspects ( without comparing the genre and topic as they are very different) ... so we can estimate that perhaps yes, "the criticism "is right.

A very nice start to show us the collapse of human order in rural England, derailed trains, cars crash, people just death, apparently due to a gas. It is attractive to see these most desolate places that remind other zombie movies are reminiscent of films post-apocalyptic science fiction of the sixties (eg, Panic in Year Zero! Ray Milland 1962) in where we depict the partial extermination of human beings.

Again the predominance of Science Fiction, and the undead in the service of other-worldly beings (to use what makes Ed Wood Plan 9 from outer space ), although the specific nature of these zombies is that a shot at body itself can stop them (which revives the theory that may not be dead.)

Decent, with some good moments (the beginning I really liked), but lower in the filmography of director, a development that made me very slow to me (honestly bored me), and if it were not for the contribution made to zombie topic (this group) may go unnoticed.
Hopefully in the future have the time of throwing a deep insight into the director.
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