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Blood Feast [1963]

VHS ~ William Kerwin

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Product details

Actors: William Kerwin, Connie Mason
Directors: Herschell G. Lewis
Format: Colour, Full Screen, PAL
Language English
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Classification:
Studio: Tartan Video
VHS Release Date: 28 Oct 2002
Run Time: 67 minutes

Average Customer Review:

(5 customer reviews)

ASIN: B00005QG27
Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 42,301 in Video (See Bestsellers in Video)

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Product Description

Amazon.co.uk Review
A shocking drive-in sensation when released in 1963, Blood Feast remains a milestone in the exploitation genre. A serial killer is on the loose; women are being killed and body parts are being stolen; the police are stumped (so to speak). Meanwhile, Egyptmania seems to be gripping this small Florida town. Fuad Ramses' "exotic catering" shop is doing a booming business and his book, Ancient Weird Religious Rituals, is being studied by the local book club. Is there a connection between Ramses and the murders? Of course! In this film by the wizard of gore, Herschell Gordon Lewis, plot and suspense take a back seat to the gruesome and bloody murder scenes. The acting may not be very good, the script is weak at best and the effects don't hold up to later standards of Hollywood gore, but there is an infectious enthusiasm that comes through Lewis' desire to shock his audience. The exploitation elements may be dated but that only makes them all the more entertaining. Blood Feast was followed (in what would come to be known as Lewis' "blood trilogy") by Two Thousand Maniacs! and Color Me Blood Red. --Andy Spletzer, Amazon.com

Synopsis
Fuad Ramses, an Egyptian cultist, is hired to prepare the catering at a birthday party. However, he has a very sinister way of collecting the ingredients...