How could Vengeance of the Zombies have such a low score on IMDb? It has everything you could want from a Spanish horror film: Paul Naschy in a turban, Paul Naschy with an oatmeal complexion, slinky blue-faced female zombies, lots and lots of terrific early '70s London location footage, groovy music, a chicken getting its head cut off, Pierre Basari magically transforming a scythe into a pitchfork, a woman wearing a paper bag decorated with a red construction paper beard, and so much more. None of it makes a lick of sense and it doesn't really support the case for Leon Klimovsky's induction into the Horror Hall of Fame, but it's tremendous fun.
Review of Vengeance of the Zombies
