Let Sleeping Corpses Lie (1974)
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1h 32m
Description:
In the English countryside, a man and woman become entangled in a string of brutal murders as they are pursued by both the undead and a suspicious inspector. The cause of the horrors may lie in an experimental agricultural device that uses ultrasonic radiation to kill insects—accidentally reanimating the dead in the process. Set against rural isolation and mounting dread, this 1974 horror film blends zombie terror with police procedural tension in a bleak and eerie landscape.
Cast:
Cristina Galbó as Edna Simmonds
Ray Lovelock as George Meaning
Arthur Kennedy as The Inspector
Aldo Massasso as Detective Sgt. Kinsey
Giorgio Trestini as Constable Craig
José Lifante as Martin West
Jeannine Mestre as Katie West
Fernando Hilbeck as Guthrie Wilson
Vicente Vega as Dr. Duffield
Vera Drudi as Mary
Produced by:
Directed by Jorge Grau
Written by Sandro Continenza and Marcello Coscia
Cinematography by Francisco Sempere
Makeup Effects by Giannetto De Rossi
Edited by Angel Serrano
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