Curse Of The Blind Dead 2020

MOVIE INFORMATION

Movie Name: Curse Of The Blind Dead

Director: Raffaele Picchio

Cast: Aaron Stielstra, Francesca Pellegrini, Fabio Testi, Jennifer Mischiati, Gloria D'Osvaldo, Sean James Sutton, Yoon C. Joyce, Matteo Mucavero, Stefano Ulivieri, Kevin Crotti, Enea Fanchini, Francesco H. Aliberti, Giulia Anna Nacca Kapelanczyk, Micky Ray Martin, Douglas Dean, David White, Bill Hutchens, Alice Zanini.

Edited By: Luca Boni, Marco Ristori.

Music By: Andrea C. Pinna

Distributed By: N/A

Release Date: 2020-07-24

Release Year: 2020

Country: Italy

Available Language: English

Budget: Not Expose

IMDB: 3.1

Box Office: Not Expose

Genre Main: Horror

Genre Full: Horror

Filming Company: Mafarka Film

Official Site: https://www.facebook.com/Mafarka-Film-415460445538619/?hc_ref=ARSwwfXTYvIIhOT3volkJ-Fplt7CVUAaajk5U-BgzTTjJ3DTDqmn1_MAZnEHLh47SOY

Picture Color: color

Sound Mix: N/A

Picture Quality: 720p

File Size: 1GB

Story Line: In the 14th century, a group of Satan worshipers, the Knight Templars, is captured during a ritual and brutally murdered by the locals. Just before the execution, the Knights swear to return from their graves to haunt the village and the nearby forest. Growing up, one of my favorite things to watch was any of Amando de Ossorio’s Blind Dead films. Given their reputation and following, it’s always surprised me that there hasn’t been an attempt to reboot the franchise. So when I heard about Curse of the Blind Dead I was interested, even if it was directed by Raffaele Picchio, whose previous film about the walking dead was the abysmal Morituris. In the 14th century, the Knights Templar are interrupted in mid ritual by some pissed off villagers. Despite the fact they were a military order, none of them have their swords with them so they are easily taken, blinded and burned at the stake. Though not before vowing vengeance. Flash forward until after Armageddon. Michael (Aaron Stielstra, Landing Lake, Anger of the Dead) and his very pregnant daughter Lily (Alice Zanini) are saved from a group of bandits by members of a religious sect run by Kain (Micky Ray Martin) and Abel (Bill Hutchens, The Human Centipede II (Full Sequence)). However, it’s a case of out of the frying pan and into the fire. They want to recreate the ritual the Templars were performing, And they’ll need Lily’s unborn child for that. Curse of the Blind Dead sadly doesn’t live up to the originals. The Templars themselves look very different, and the new look isn’t an improvement. Their creepy slow-motion ride on skeletal horses is reduced to a few seconds here. Worst of all, there is none of the atmosphere the originals excelled in.