Miller (Hugo Stiglitz) is a reporter on to something when he sees passengers disembark from a plane and start attacking and murdering whomever they come across -- no, they are not upset with their service, they are zombies -- or more accurately ghouls who need human blood to stay alive.
While flight attendants may contend that more than one ghoul is on any flight, this group was contaminated by a man exposed to radiation that leaked from a nuclear plant, and they are hereafter identifiable by their black-face make-up, if not their eating habits.
When Miller tries to notify the citizens that these monsters are on the loose, he is rudely stopped by a nasty general (Mel Ferrer) who does not want to make the public unnecessarily hysterical.
The monsters have a molecular structure that is not affected by bullets, and so in imitation of the accepted code that zombies only die with a shot to the head, the general launches his attack aiming for the control center of each zombie head, before everyone is converted into the blood-thirsty monsters.
With anemic acting, murky color, and other technical problems, this is simply another zombie film among the masses.
Director: | Umberto Lenzi |
Cast: | Francisco Rabal, Hugo Stiglitz, Manuel Zarzo, Stefania D'Amario, Laura Trotter, Maria Rosaria Omaggio, Sara Franchetti, Sonia Viviani |