88 Films Zombie Holocaust

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ZOMBIE HOLOCAUST returns the great Ian McCulloch (CONTAMINATION) to the screen as one of Italian horror cinema’s most likeable heroes. Unfortunately, though, McCulloch is once again placed in a luckless situation: arriving on a Caribbean island full of arisen, innards-hungry, undead denizens. Adding to his anguish is a tribe of peckish cannibals – and, rest assured, they have still not learned how to cook their dinner properly… or picked up any table manners! Also known as DOCTOR BUTCHER MD and expertly directed by the late Marino Girolami, ZOMBI HOLOCAUST transplants two of Rome’s finest fright templates into one entrails laden entity. Indeed, as the title suggests, this legendary grindhouse gem is a macabre mix of CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST and ZOMBIE FLESH EATERS – offering the primitive barbeques of the former flick with the more supernatural suspense of the latter frightener. Can your stomach hold up? Be warned: the gore is more gruesome than ever in this beautifully re-mastered HD edition, presented uncut and uncensored, courtesy of the B-movie mavericks at 88 Films! BRAND NEW HD Master from the original camera negative restored and graded at Pinewood Studios Post Production in 2015. Uncompressed LPCM English Soundtrack Uncompressed LPCM Italian Soundtrack with newly translated English Subtitles Reversible Sleeve with alternative art Includes a Collectible 300gsm Original Poster Post Card EATEN ALIVE, brand new feature length Documentary about the Italian Cannibal film phenomenon. Q&A with star Ian McCulloch from Manchester Festival of Fantastic Films Deleted Scene Theatrical Trailer Collectible 16 page glossy booklet written by Calum Waddell featuring the names of the restoration supporters. Starring: Ian McCulloch, Alexandra Delli Colli, Sherry Buchanan Directed by: Marino Girolami