#Blood island the day may come soon lorca movie
Just crazy fun for drive-in movie lovers.
It was, however, a disappointment in the sexploitation arena, and the gore wasn't too terribly excessive. And, it features just about the most repulsive monster I have ever seen. Now, this movie did start with a naked native girls running away from a hideous monster, so we can expect it to be a gore and sexploitation adventure. At the same time, Carlos Lopez (Ronaldo Valdez) is trying to convince his mother (Tita Muñoz) to leave the island. Others may have seen her in films such as Stalag 69. Trekkies might remember Pettyjohn from the The Gamesters of Triskelion episode of "Star Trek". he brings along Sheila Willard (Angelique Pettyjohn) to find her father (Tony Edmunds). Ashley did managed to give up his Peace Corps job and become a doctor. But, it does feature John Ashley, was directed by Gerardo de Leon and Eddie Romero, and was shot in the Philippines, so it does have something to do with it, after all. Lorca’s Blood Devils: Interview with Actor Eddie Garciaįor all the details and to order yours, head over to Severin’s site HERE.The second film in the Blood Island Trilogy, this movie has nothing to do with the first. Celeste and the Beast: An Interview with Celeste Yarnall.Reversible Tomb of the Living Dead Coverīeast of Blood Special Features:.Bonus Disc: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack CD (in box set only).The Mad Doctor of Blood Island: Archival Interview with Co-Director Eddie Romero.A Taste of Blood: Interview with Critic Mark Holcomb.
Tombs of the Living Dead: Interview with Pete Tombs, Co-Author of “Immoral Tales”.Audio Commentary with Horror Film Historians Nathaniel Thompson and Howard S.Mad Doctor of Blood Island Special Features: Reversible Island of Living Horror Cover.Alternate Brides of Blood Island Title Sequence and Jungle Fury Card.Beverly Hills on Blood Island: Interview with Actress Beverly Powers a.k.a.Here Comes the Bride: Interview with Hemisphere Marketing Consultant Samuel Sherman.Jungle Fury: Archival Interview with Co-Director Eddie Romero.Audio Commentary with Hemisphere Marketing Consultant Samuel M.When the Bell Rings: Interview with Critic Mark Holcomb.Terror Creature: Interview with Pete Tombs, Co-Author of “Immoral Tales”.Dawn of Blood Island: Interview with Co-Director Eddie Romero.Man Becomes Creature: Interview with Hemisphere Marketing Consultant Samuel M.Doesn’t have to be one of the bundles, but at least the basic box set. Please note, the only way you can get the Beast of Blood film is in the box set. Here’s all the details of each of the films and what extras each has. Directed by Gerardo de Leon & Eddie Romero, it was these two that really put Pilipino Horror on the map.
Starring Francis Lederer as the mad doctor, it is actually a pretty decent film. Though there was only 3 didn’t you? Terror Is A Man came out in 1959, which is sort of a take on Island of Lost Souls, but it does take place on what is called Blood Island.
From the Anthropophagus Plush figure, or the beach ball from The Horror of Party Beach, to even the little rubber ball from The Changeling, they are killing it when it comes to new promo items.īefore we get to the movies, let’s cover the promo items first. Got to give Severin major props for the stuff they come up with. But the stuff in the Blood Oath Bundle is pretty damn cool too. Lorca’s Head…just saying), which was a major bummer. Lorca’s Head Bundle is already sold out (Also note…that’s not Dr. Even more so when I saw the kind of promo stuff they are making available. So I was thrilled when I first heard mention that Severin was going to be releasing these films on Blu-ray. I’ve been a huge fan of the horror films made in the Philippines, especially the Blood Island films.
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