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Goké, Body Snatcher from Hell (1968)

The survivors of a plane crash in a remote area are attacked by blob-like alien creatures that turn their victims into blood-thirsty vampires.

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Christopher Long 13 Dec 2012

Iron-clad-nutso proof that a film can be simultaneously ridiculous and smart, and should not be confused for disposable camp.

Private U 30 Oct 2008

It's awesomely cheesy (the special effects, the dialogue, the villainous politician), but it's surprisingly effective at some points. I liked the scene where the woman is used as a medium for the aliens to declare their intentions, and the ending is suitably creepy while still being silly-looking.

Rob Humanick 29 Sep 2014

"Just as brilliant, beautiful, and entertaining as Romero's first zombie masterpiece."

Alex B 13 May 2013

One bizarre, ridiculous, stupid thing after another happens to a bunch of bizarre, ridiculous, stupid characters. But is this film at all plausibly anti-war, as it sort of pretends to be? We should ask what such film-makers/producers are really frightened of, what they think their audience should be frightened of. And keep in mind that baroque style is typically counter-revolutionary, and Cold War monster movies are typically anti-communist.

Kayla K 07 Mar 2008

This was the first movie I saw at the Alamo Drafthouse for Terror Thursdays. It's pretty cheesy, but that's its charm. The graphics are what you'd expect from the '60s.