A hooded figure wearing a mask that looks suspiciously similar to V from V For Vendetta burns wax figures which raises the dead in this film that seems to confuse many different religions. That's not really my forte, though, and I don't want anyone to explain it to me. Let's just skip it. There's several ineffective stranglings by zombie, a leopard sitting on a table, and a funky avant-garde jazz score. There's a murderous zombie dream sequence, someone on the soundtrack bangs on a zither, and a morgue attendant gets killed with what appears to be a Coke can. That doesn't make a lot of sense to me, because from what I recall Coke Adds Life. Let's check, shall we?
Yep, it sure does. Anyway, someone cuts their own throat, there's a battle with a bloody scythe and a severed head or two, and a cop gets stabbed with a stone cross from a graveyard. It's not as good as it sounds. There's also macrame belts, camera shadows, and abrupt editing. Paul Naschy appears in a dual role, neither of which are very good. I watched Vengeance Of The Zombies on Youtube. Here's a clip where someone covered in gold body paint inexplicably stirs a cauldron with a bone. There's some gore, so sensitive viewers shouldn't watch...but then again, no viewers should actually watch it.
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