Zombi 2 with Tisa Farrow: DVD Cover

    Zombi 2
    a.k.a. Gli Ultimi Zombi, Island of the Living Dead, Sanguelia, Zombie, Zombie 2: The Dead Are Among Us, Zombie Flesh Eaters Director: Lucio Fulci Cast: Tisa Farrow, Ian McCullough, Richard Johnson, Al Cliver

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    • DVD Release Date: 07/27/2004
    • Original Release: 1979
    • Rating: Not Rated
    • Sales Rank: 26,278

    Viewer Rating: (8 ratings)

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    Features

    Theatrical trailers; TV spots; Radio spots; Poster & still galleries; Lucio Fulci Bio

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    Scene Index

    Side #1 --
    1. Program Start/Main Titles [3:08]
    2. "Chopper One to Headquarters" [2:53]
    3. Zombie Below Deck [2:05]
    4. The Investigation Begins [4:43]
    5. Snooping [3:50]
    6. Caught in the Act [2:25]
    7. Travel Plans [4:15]
    8. Dr. Maynard [5:02]
    9. Sailing & Superstition [2:58]
    10. Skin Diving [3:12]
    11. Shark Attack [3:13]
    12. Treating the Afflicted [3:26]
    13. Mrs. Maynards Shower [2:29]
    14. Splinter in the Eye [2:37]
    15. Damage Assessment [5:47]
    16. Origin of the Species [1:57]
    17. Zombie Flesh Eaters [5:38]
    18. Jungle Drums [5:03]
    19. We Are Going to Eat You [3:24]
    20. Leaving the Dead [3:14]
    21. Behind Hospital Walls [3:59]
    22. The Big Showdown [7:10]
    23. Fleeing the Island [4:21]
    24. Brooklyn Bridge/End Credits [2:59]

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    Editorial Reviews

    This audaciously disgusting spectacle from the late master of gruesome horror, Lucio Fulci, was posited as a semi-sequel to George Romero's Dawn of the Dead, which was released in Italy as Zombi. Tisa Farrow and a group of vacationing tourists travel to an island where they find a doctor (Richard Johnson) who is attempting to cure a condition that reanimates the dead. Things quickly get out of control as undead Spanish conquistadors crawl from their graves hungry for human flesh. The nauseatingly graphic set-pieces by Gianetto de Rossi include a close-up of a woman's eye being pierced by a large shard of wood and a zombie fighting a Great White shark underwater. This relatively well-made shocker was enormously popular worldwide and led to the zombie-gore film becoming the dominant motif of 1980s Italian horror. Robert Firsching, All Movie Guide

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    Zombi 2by Anonymous

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    February 25, 2004: How could they have marketed this movie as the sequel to Zombi (Dawn of the Dead)? In Romero's Dawn, it was established that the dead walk and eat the living. This 'sequel' rewrites Romero's movie and slides a cheesy voodoo subtext in to explain why the dead rise. All in all, it wasn't a terrible movie. Some of the gore was good and I loved the soundtrack. It's just that the movie makes a stupid sequel. The DVD is sorta craptacular, too. The picture is rough and grainy. The extras range from a couple of interesting trailors to a banal commentary track by one of the movies stars. Lame.

    This review was written about the DVD Wide Screen edition.

    Zombi 2by Anonymous

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    April 20, 2003: If you like italian zombie movies, this is for you. A horror collector's must have. The acting is pure cheese, but the Locations, direction, and gore are great !!!!!!!!!!!!

    This review was written about the DVD Wide Screen edition.


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