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Messiah of Evil (1975)

A young woman searching for her missing artist father finds herself in the strange seaside town of Point Dune, which seems to be under the influence of a mysterious undead cult.

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Christopher H 09 Nov 2007

Ultra low-budget but very creepy little horror film about a small town where the inhabitants are overly fond of staring at the moon and eating raw meat. It has a nicely pervading feeling of dread. A few scenes run a bit too long. Mostly good.

Heather L 02 Jun 2008

Despite the near complete lack of any realistic visuals, this movie is surprisingly tense. Playing with family relationships is always helpful and helps create a high level of emotional attachment to the outcome, which you know is not going to be good! I'm must agree that this movie is absolutely underrated and unfortunately overlooked. The actual quality of the film leaves much to be desired, but that is to be expected, given the release formats.

Craig N 14 Aug 2007

One of the better B movies I've seen. The supermarket scene is among my favorite scenes of all time. I would love to see a re-make of this.

Nathan N 10 Sep 2008

A strange, stylish, and dreamlike drive-in zombie shocker that, with its quiet, brooding, and ethereal storytelling methodology, is firmly planted in the early '70s. Like 1971's Let's Scare Jessica to Death (which is a great companion piece to this film), modern horror fans should avoid this unless they are willing to accept a filmmaking worldview in which subtext and feeling supplant blood and gore.

Stephanie M 14 Dec 2008

Rarely (if ever) listed amongst zombie films, 1972's Messiah of Evil really has a lot in common with the genre. Blending some post-Carnival of Souls weirdness with some proto-Dawn of the Dead cinematography, the film is successful on a number of levels. Certain aspects haven't aged well, but overall, the film has a sense of dread rarely captured in the genre.