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L'Invasion des morts-vivants

Titre original : The Plague of the Zombies
  • 1966
  • 13
  • 1h 30min
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6,5/10
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Jacqueline Pearce in L'Invasion des morts-vivants (1966)
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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueDuring a mysterious epidemic in a small Cornish village, the local doctor summons his professor friend for help.During a mysterious epidemic in a small Cornish village, the local doctor summons his professor friend for help.During a mysterious epidemic in a small Cornish village, the local doctor summons his professor friend for help.

  • Réalisation
    • John Gilling
  • Scénario
    • Peter Bryan
  • Casting principal
    • André Morell
    • Diane Clare
    • Brook Williams
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  • NOTE IMDb
    6,5/10
    6 k
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    • Réalisation
      • John Gilling
    • Scénario
      • Peter Bryan
    • Casting principal
      • André Morell
      • Diane Clare
      • Brook Williams
    • 111avis d'utilisateurs
    • 90avis des critiques
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    André Morell
    André Morell
    • Sir James Forbes
    Diane Clare
    Diane Clare
    • Sylvia
    Brook Williams
    • Dr. Peter Tompson
    Jacqueline Pearce
    Jacqueline Pearce
    • Alice
    John Carson
    John Carson
    • Clive Hamilton
    Alexander Davion
    Alexander Davion
    • Denver
    • (as Alex Davion)
    Michael Ripper
    • Sergeant Swift
    Marcus Hammond
    • Martinus
    Dennis Chinnery
    • Constable Christian
    Louis Mahoney
    Louis Mahoney
    • Coloured Servant
    Roy Royston
    • Vicar
    Ben Aris
    • John Martinus
    Tim Condren
    • Young Blood
    • (as Tim Condron)
    Bernard Barnsley
    • Young Blood
    • (as Bernard Egan)
    Norman Mann
    Norman Mann
    • Young Blood
    Francis Willey
    • Young Blood
    John Adams
    • Man at Funeral
    • (non crédité)
    Chris Adcock
    • Pub Patron
    • (non crédité)
    • Réalisation
      • John Gilling
    • Scénario
      • Peter Bryan
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    6tomgillespie2002

    Shamelessly entertaining

    Hammer's only stab at the zombie genre, the film takes place in a small town where strange occurrences and the odd disappearance catches the eye of local doctor Peter Tompson (Brook Williams). To investigate further, he enlists the help of his old teacher Professor (and Sir!) James Forbes (Andre Morell) who arrives with his daughter Sylvia (Diane Clare). Soon strange sightings are seen of zombie-like creatures, and suspicion is aroused with the aggressive behaviour of a group of fox hunters and the reclusive Clive Hamilton (John Carson). Is this the work of black magic and voodoo, or scientific experimentation gone wrong?

    This is probably Hammer's most shamelessly entertaining film. This doesn't have the cutting edge politics and satire of Romero's original zombie trilogy, or the over-the-top cheap gore of Raimi's Evil Dead films, but has the distinction of being a typically British film, only with zombies! It's predictable and silly but it's bloody good fun. It's also made with Hammer's high production standards, beautiful sets and a surprisingly sinister edge. These aren't zombies that will eat your brains, and to be honest they only properly turn up in the last twenty minutes or so, but the film moves fast and has a great lead performance in stiff-upper-lipped Andre Morell. Not bad for a film that was the supporting feature in a Hammer double bill.

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    BlackMonk

    An excellent Zombie Movie

    This is one of the few good horror movies about zombies that I've ever seen. It has wonderful acting, mystery, intrigue, a great plot, and, of course, scary zombies. I wish modern horror movie makers would create more movies in the vein of this 1966 classic, rather than continually pumping out the tripe that we see so much of today. This film is a respectable addition to any horror lover's personal movie collection.
    dr_foreman

    methodical Hammer goodness

    This is certainly the only movie that I've ever seen involving zombies mining tin instead of consuming living flesh. It's actually quite a nice change of pace to see a cerebral zombie flick, though - one that relies on mystery and characterization instead of torrents of gore. As usual for a Hammer movie, the cast consists of cool character actors who could out-perform a good half of our current big stars. Andre Morell is great as our concerned hero, John Carson makes a suitably sleazy villain, and veteran Hammer guest star Michael Ripper gets one of his meatiest, most memorable roles. A solid flick, if not terribly fast-paced or gripping. It's fun to summarize the plot to your friends when you're drunk (it's about zombies...mining TIN!)
    7jamesrupert2014

    Quality Hammer horror film

    One of the numerous 'period' horror movies to come out of Hammer Film Productions in the late '50s and '60s, "Plague of the Zombies" is pretty typical of the genre (excepting the absence of perennials Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee). Unwelcome newcomers arrive in a rural village that clearly has some dark secret, get warned away, refuse to leave, and ultimately get sucked into the evil goings-on. While the zombie make-up leaves something to be desired (by current standards), the script and story is quite good as is the acting. The film was shot concurrently with "The Reptile", sharing sets, cast members (including the lovely Jacqueline Pearce, perhaps best known as the slinkily evil Servalan in "Blake's Seven") and to some extent, plot*. While far from being the first Zombie film, "Plague of the Zombies" was highly influential: much of the current zombie aesthetic is a mashup of this film and the following year's "Night of the Living Dead". Recommended for aficionados of vintage horror films; however, modern fans, used to the gore and graphic decomposition in, for example, "The Walking Dead", may find the zombies a bit silly, which will pretty much kill the mood. (*also shared are comments in my reviews)
    BaronBl00d

    That's the Sound of the Men Working in the Chain Gang

    John Gilling directs with style and flair in one of his minor masterpieces The Plague of the Zombies. Hammer only made one foray into the zombie sub-genre with this film about a doctor and his daughter paying a visit to a former medical student who has written for help. Apparently in his Cornish village, men and women are dying without explanation and are showing symptoms the doctor cannot diagnose with any real degree of certainty. Of course they soon discover that the bodies are no longer in their caskets and that many of them have been seen AFTER they have died. Gilling effectively films the sequences of action that take place in typical Hammer style with an emphasis on suspense. Although lacking the star power usually attributed to a Hammer production, this film is right up there in terms of great Hammer films. The only "star" is Andre Morrell(you may remember him as Watson in Hammer's The Hound of the Baskervilles). Morrell is quite good and I think he should have been utilized more by the studio than he was. The rest of the cast does a very credible job as well. Gilling's camera is the real treat though as he really shoots several scenes quite effectively. His dream sequence with the zombies tearing the earth from their way out into the open is a classic. Now I know some people will make the inevitable comparison to this and Night of the Living Dead(a film that came AFTER this one). That is understandable using NOTLD as the barometer of all zombie films; however, let me just point out again that this film came before that one and may have aided Romero in some way. Granted there are not a slew of similarities, but Romero may have gleaned something for this production as it is apparent he did from The last Man on Earth and Carnival of Souls. I too wish Hammer had done more with zombie films. they would have given that sub-genre a bit more class than is sometimes associated with it.

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    • Anecdotes
      Filmed simultaneously with "La femme reptile (1966)," in August and September of 1965, using many of the same sets, most noticeably the main village set on the back lot at Bray Studios.
    • Gaffes
      When Sir James and Peter are watching Alice's grave, they have to leave to help the vicar who has been attacked. The squire and his men open the grave and reveal Alice's corpse but are disturbed when Sir James and Peter return. As the two watch she transforms into a zombie and crawls out of her grave. But when they arrived back in the cemetery and found the open grave we see Alice for an instant in her coffin and she is already in zombie make up, even though this is before the transformation.
    • Citations

      Sir James Forbes: Someone in this village is practicing witchcraft. That corpse wandering on the moors is an undead, a zombie.

    • Connexions
      Featured in La femme reptile (1966)

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    • Date de sortie
      • 19 octobre 1966 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • Royaume-Uni
    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • La Malédiction des morts-vivants
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Heatherden Hall, Pinewood Studios, Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire, Angleterre, Royaume-Uni(Exterior of Sir James Forbes' residence)
    • Sociétés de production
      • Hammer Films
      • Seven Arts Productions
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