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Shock Waves (1977) Country
of Origin: USA CREDITS
PRODUCTION SCRIPT DIRECTION PHOTOGRAPHY EDITING AND POST-PRODUCTION MUSIC SOUND SPECIAL MAKE UP
EFFECTS DESIGN AND SET
CONSTRUCTION CAST PLOT SUMMARY A group of people are shipwrecked when their yacht collides with a strange old ship apparently adrift in the Caribbean. Ashorem they meet a strange hermit with dark secrets and are soon being menaced by a platoon of Nazi zombie soldiers. CAPSULE REVIEW
One of those little gems that seemed to proiliferate in the 1970s. More spooky and atmospheric than most zombie movies, its lack of gore and deliberately slow pace put off many fans of the genre, but it's definitely overdue for reappraisal. Good performances and solid direction place it head and shoulders above the rest of the Nazi zombie movies that were briefly popular during the late 70s and early 80s. Canada USA Australia Norway UK USA TIMELINE
1977 1980 POSTER TAGS
Once They Were Almost Human! Beneath the living... Beyond the dead... From the depths of Hell's Ocean! The Deep End of Horror! ALTERNATIVE TITLES
Almost Human - UK
theatrical title LINKS
SEE ALSO REFERENCES
BOOKS John Carradine: The Films (Jefferson,
NC: McFarland and Co (1999)) KEYWORDS
boats; experiments; human experiments; islands; nazi experiments; nazi zombies; the ocean; shipwrecks; soldiers; zombies
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