Orgy of the Dead

Andrew

B-Movie with a ridiculous plot and poor acting yet still has a certain charm. The picture and sound quality is very good for a movie filmed in 1965 and I guess this is due to the remastered work. The movie centers around a couple who crash their car near a cemetery and then features scene after scene of women dancing topless. It is a movie which would never be made in todays pc society. A cult classic

Andrew

Fog and fetish fill the screen, a scant narrative is wrapped around an evening of burlesque. Kitsch, midnight movie culture and Wood's adorably fumbling dialogue combine all in rich, vivid color and texture. There ain't much to it, but it's shockingly effective.

L.F.G.

spooky and sexy. not to be missed.

Michael H. CLAES

KITSCH. Beautiful dancers but inept music. Never, in history of famous monsters, costumes of catwoman, the werewolf or the mummy have been so ridiculous. Not to mention the plagiarism of Goldfinger (1964). === De belles danseuses sur 1 musique nulle. Jamais dans l'histoire du cinéma de genre, les costumes de catwoman, du loup-garou ou de la momie n'ont été aussi ridicules. Sans compter le plagiat de Goldfinger (64).

Eric Rucker

I found the first half stupefyingly funny. And fun. Amazing color. I am baffled that people tolerate and celebrate big studio trash but cannot appreciate the trashy gems like this. Oh yeah, hypocrisy! That’s what this lacks. No wonder people don’t get it.

Thomas

Uninteresting and cringe inducing (but not in a good way). A few nice dances to watch at but ultimately boring and joyless. Don't waste your time.

msmichel

Why NPR bothered restoring this weak nudie feature is beyond me. Written by Edward D. Wood Jr. That's not a recommendation.

Stefan Drees

Although it has some funny moments and is restored in an intriguingly good color scheme this is a really silly movie using its "story" as legitimation for one nude dance sequence after the other.