The Thirsty Dead (1974)Beautiful young girls are kidnapped off the streets of Manila by a death cult that needs their blood to remain immortal. Director:Terry Becker |
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The Thirsty Dead (1974)Beautiful young girls are kidnapped off the streets of Manila by a death cult that needs their blood to remain immortal. Director:Terry Becker |
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Jennifer Billingsley | ... |
Laura
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John Considine | ... |
Baru
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Judith McConnell | ... |
Claire
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Tani Guthrie | ... |
Ranu
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Fredricka Meyers | ... |
Ann
(as Fredricka Myers)
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Chiqui da Rosa | ... |
Bonnie
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Elena Sampson | ... |
Hala
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Mary Walters | ... |
Eva
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Rod Navarro | ... |
Francisco
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Vic Diaz | ... |
Police lieutenant
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Rick Rhorke | ... |
Sailor
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Beautiful young girls are kidnapped off the streets of Manila by a death cult that needs their blood to remain immortal.
This film was one of the regulars on the NY area TV's "Fright Night" horror showcase. And anyone who has stayed up late, week after week to watch these movies, knows that most of the movies have to be watched multiple times. This particular movie does get better the more you view it! It has a special quality about it that one never gets tired of. Some people, myself included, thought the sets had a "Star Trek" look about them. For that reason alone, check it out. The "video" version was released under the title Blood Hunt, with inferior color quality. Even still the on location Philippine scenery adds so much. Now with it being available on DVD the improved color makes all the difference in the world. Hey, if you liked the other Philippine horror movies such as Mad Doctor of Blood Island, this is 10 times better! And yes, the Blood Island films are pretty good. Stick with the single edition DVD, though.