Narco Satanico

Terror, Sexo y Brujeria: Cautivo De Mas Alla

horror, magic, witchcraft, revenge, drugs, sex, obsession, gore, splatter

This is a combination of 1967 Columbian movie about an obsessive lover after a woman mixed together with footage shot from Mexico that involves black magic and the forces of evil. A man is obsessed with a dancer. She kills him when he won't stop his pursuit. He comes back from the grave as a zombie in the hopes that she'll accept him as a member of the living dead. If not, she'll die. Earlier in the film, a visitor in the cemetary is pursued by a legion of zombies.

78 Minutes

I've been searching for this film for almost three years. I had read a review about it in Shock Cinema several years ago, but I was never able to find this movie. I searched high and low and could find absolutely nothing. Finally, it turned up on Amazon.com. And it was worth the wait . . .

While not the greatest zombie epic ever made, this film is surprisingly bloody for a Mexican film. The zombie make up is very well done. The devil costume looks really silly, but it's still passes muster if you don't look too closely.

The new footage is blended in pretty well compared to say Zombie vs. Ninja or something like that. The fact that the year on the box is 1984 might be a little disorienting with all these characters clearly dressed as if they were in the 1960s (which they were). Overall, this is an enjoyable effort (if you can find it).
by: Verhoskan