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Genres: Hor
Starring: Vic Diaz, Robert Winston, Katherine Henryk, Yvonne Nielson, Vic Silayan, Eddie Infante, Bruno Punzalan
Director(s): Newt Arnold
Country: USA, Philippines
Year: 1971
Available Quality: DivX
IMDB Rating: 4 out of 10 (135 votes)
A sex-crimes specialist from New York travels to the Philippines to help his friend, a Manila homicide detective, solve a series of murders.
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Mikel3 (25 May 2012)
This film was a pleasant surprise !
I picked this up in a $1 store on a DVD with another film. I reallywanted to see the other film ('Castle of Blood' -USA title) on the DVDand only watched 'Blood Thirst' out of curiosity and because my wifesaid, "lets give it a chance". We figured how can you go wrong buyingtwo films on a DVD for one dollar especially when one of thefilms('Castle of Blood') is rated highly. The earlier comments herelead me to believe 'Blood Thirst' was going to be a bomb. Instead mywife and I both found it enjoyable maybe even more so than the higherrated film. More than once we were laughing out loud...and the goodpart is those scenes were supposed TO BE funny. As opposed to scenesthat are unintentional funny in some truly bad films. Also, I thoughtthe dubbing to English was well done as was the transfer to a niceclear DVD image. The film had a great early 60s feel to it and the B/Wonly made it better. There were some wonderfully off-beat charactersand scenes. I also found it hard to believe this was released in 1971because of the early 60s look and feel.Anyway, I wouldn't let the other comments here keep you from seeingthis, it's an enjoyable/offbeat little film with some good acting in itand surprisingly funny scenes. It's worth your time for a fun detective/horror film with a few chills and romance thrown in for good measure.And don't forget to check your local discount stores for it. I'm gladto have it in my DVD collection what a bargain!
rfrover (24 May 2012)
Amusing and Stylish
Giving this film a 6 out of 10 warrants some explanation, my votereflects my taste for this genre of film-making; low-budget,disposable, 1960's drive-in films. That said, this particular exampleis quite distinctive and well worth a look. Made in the Philippines(around '62 or '63, I would guess, despite its official release date of1971) on an obviously limited budget, the picture is wonderfully wellphotographed in black and white with some moody, noir touches. Thelead, Robert Winston, is quite good-looking, albeit modestly talented.There are a surprising number (for this period) of beefcake shots. I'massuming that someone recognized that his gifts were not in the actingdepartment. The usual, grinding expository dialogue is graced with somehumor, I LIKE the monster, the scenery is interesting and, on thewhole, it moves along quite nicely. Shlock filmmakers of the presentday (and they are legion) could learn a bit from the the achievementsof these frugal talents.
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