Wait, this film was in Black & White with little to no gore in it? I remember being grossed out by the title imagining someone having their flesh torn from their body as it was eaten. And there was none of that? I don't know if I'm angry or relieved!
You'd be surprised how many titles don't match the movies. This is usually an attempt to draw in new audiences. (Many decades ago, I read a MAD magazine strip that detailed the retitling and repackaging of a fictional movie from the romance -Whispering Branches_ to something like _The Hell-Raisers_ complete with the promise of sex, drugs, and rock 'n roll. Pretty accurate.)
How I missed this is a question. Have to admit that it sounded gruesome. Still it was bad enough to be fun. This was exactly what I was looking for as a kid. And then along came something called, "The Exorcist" and I learned the difference between horrified (what I knew) and shocked (something very new; well, if you don't count The Tingler, which was literally shocking ;-)
My suggestion for a future zombie review is an odd little item from 1936 called Revolt of the Zombies (somewhere in that title there's a joke...). It's an extraordinarily bad film, with only 2 features of interest: one, it takes place in Cambodia (or, as one blogger put it, it takes place not so much in as "in front of" enlarged photos of Cambodia), with a mad scientist trying to create a zombie army; and the other, it's made by the Halperin brothers, who made the 1932 film White Zombie, considered to be the first zombie movie ever made. Unfortunately for les freres Halperin, the second time proved very much not a charm.
My Gosh, you guys take some real silver bullets for our entertainment. Thank You For All That You Do. Next Zombie Film? To me John Carradine is the human personification of Dark Corners Reviews; so I recommend "Revenge Of The Zombies" (1943). I struggle to think of a film more boring with a more interesting title than "I Eat Your Skin".
Another great review of a very bad movie. This film probably has the worst zombie make-up I have ever seen. Basically, plug up their eyes and cover them in sand. Wonderful thing, mad science. I'm sure that I have mentioned this film before, but one zombie flick that I would love to see Dark Corners tackle is "Shock Waves (1977)".
Maybe you could review _Zombie Nightmare_ - it's a REALLY painful 1987 zombie/voodoo flick that wastes the talents of Adam West and a pre-Wayne's World Tia Carrere on one of MST3k's lesser films (even by their standards). Also, probably because it stars Jon Mikl Thor (of all people), it features the music of numerous heavy metal bands (e.g. Motörhead). It's a unique film, but it certainly doesn't make it any good.
You're absolutely right. The difference is that _Pumpkinhead_ at least has decent effects and tries to build a spooky atmosphere (even though it didn't always work for me). _Zombie Nightmare_ probably made that film look like _The Thing_ by comparison.
Greetings again from the great state of Wisconsin! Awesome review for a crap movie! For a somewhat good zombie flick, how about Shockwaves (1975)? It's got John Carradine and Peter Cushing in a great cameos, Brooke Adams from "Invasion of the Body Snatchers", and Nazi zombies on a tropical island. You can't wrong with this one. Anyway, keep up the great reviews!
I think I heard or read somewhere that the writer/director had gotten some sort of genius grant. In addition to directing Return of the Living Dead Part 2, he directed one of my favorite 21 Jump Street episodes, "Nemesis."
A great zombie movie to review next would be, "Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things", the first horror movie directed by Bob Clark. It looks like a Scooby Doo episode gone off the rails.
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"Voodoo Island? I'd rather go to Zombie Island." "Zombie Island? What do they have there?" "Zombies. But they're not as racist." I'm not proud of myself but it had to be done.
A sure indicator of an old movie with Hollywood projected ideas of tropical reality is having men dressed in coats and ties for evening events with a small number of people in a hot, humid off the beaten path island. It is an attempt to indicate an desire of the characters to maintain civility in a backwater as opposed to the natives. I would be walking around with shorts, a button down short sleeve shirt and a mosquito net which starts at my hat and goes down to and is tied at my boots. As my great-grandmother would say, White people weren't designed to live at these latitudes.
I DRINK YOUR BLOOD is pretty brutal, but I found I EAT YOUR SKIN to be pretty boring...although the ping pong ball eyed zombies are decent. As far as other zombie flicks to cover, there is a plethora of shite zombie cinema made in the 21st century Brilliant review as always
So, I Eat Your Skin was filmed in 1964, but unreleased until 1970--seems the director had trouble finding a distributor for the print. Anyone know why it took so long to make it into theaters? And who was the director? Zombies with covered eyes?!? Give me a break! Must been difficult for the actors to run during the chase sequence. Another "so bad it's good" low--budgeter.
No one ever accused this of being a GOOD movie! However, it does foreshadow elements of classic post-Dawn of the Dead" gems such as Zombi2, Doctor Butcher and Hell of the Living Dead!
No skin is eaten in the whole movie; they might as well call it PURPLE PENGUINS FROM PLUTO. I feel like I've seen this stupid plot in a couple dozen Z grade movies from the 50's. So they blow up the island, nobody could figure out how to get the model to sink. Zombie movie? BURIAL GROUND; where else can you see a thirty-year-old semi-midget lust after his Mother as really, really slow zombies attack screaming Italians.
This is a ' So bad it's good' movie,.. the acting in this film is truly awful, you should introduce an awful-acting-ometer,..but painfully funny as well, even that screechy woman, where did they shovel her up from? she makes Mrs killgore's performance in 'From hell it came' look like a winner, then, maybe not. keep up the good work!
Wait a minute, I think this is the name of a B&W movie from 1965, and the title has nothing to do with the plot. A light weight thrilller. 0:50 That is just what Ivana Cadavera said when she hosted this flicks appearance on TV
As a rock themed cartoon, was it all that worse than Heavy Metal. Despite better music even Yellow Submarines viewing was greatly improved if you ingested the appropriate amount of, let's say, mood enhancers.
I love the editing style of your reviews. It’s like “reverse MST3K” where the movie is commenting or adding to your lines rather than vice versa.
In the Overlook Encyclopedia of Horror Movies, the brief blurb on this film ends with, "No skin is eaten."
I'm afraid that my first reaction to the title was to wonder if the skin was eaten raw or fried to a crisp first.
I almost lost it at the Venetian blinds comment...
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Another great review, thanks
Wait, this film was in Black & White with little to no gore in it? I remember being grossed out by the title imagining someone having their flesh torn from their body as it was eaten. And there was none of that? I don't know if I'm angry or relieved!
You'd be surprised how many titles don't match the movies. This is usually an attempt to draw in new audiences. (Many decades ago, I read a MAD magazine strip that detailed the retitling and repackaging of a fictional movie from the romance -Whispering Branches_ to something like _The Hell-Raisers_ complete with the promise of sex, drugs, and rock 'n roll. Pretty accurate.)
How I missed this is a question. Have to admit that it sounded gruesome. Still it was bad enough to be fun. This was exactly what I was looking for as a kid. And then along came something called, "The Exorcist" and I learned the difference between horrified (what I knew) and shocked (something very new; well, if you don't count The Tingler, which was literally shocking ;-)
This is one of my favorite films EVER
My suggestion for a future zombie review is an odd little item from 1936 called Revolt of the Zombies (somewhere in that title there's a joke...). It's an extraordinarily bad film, with only 2 features of interest: one, it takes place in Cambodia (or, as one blogger put it, it takes place not so much in as "in front of" enlarged photos of Cambodia), with a mad scientist trying to create a zombie army; and the other, it's made by the Halperin brothers, who made the 1932 film White Zombie, considered to be the first zombie movie ever made. Unfortunately for les freres Halperin, the second time proved very much not a charm.
White Zombie was actually pretty good. Bela Lugosi played the the zombie master "Murder Le Grande"
My Gosh, you guys take some real silver bullets for our entertainment. Thank You For All That You Do.
Next Zombie Film? To me John Carradine is the human personification of Dark Corners Reviews; so I recommend "Revenge Of The Zombies" (1943).
I struggle to think of a film more boring with a more interesting title than "I Eat Your Skin".
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One of the zombie movies that will never make this review is ''Zombies Of The Mora-Tau" because it's so good !
Another great review of a very bad movie. This film probably has the worst zombie make-up I have ever seen. Basically, plug up their eyes and cover them in sand. Wonderful thing, mad science.
I'm sure that I have mentioned this film before, but one zombie flick that I would love to see Dark Corners tackle is "Shock Waves (1977)".
The effects in this movie was 20 billion dollars.😂
Wow that decapitation scene looks so real. I would say it cost 30 million for that effect.😋
Was the third film I Breathe Your Farts?
hahahaha
I Wear Your Pants. A bit dull, that one...
@@ajivins1 Starring Ellen Degenerate.
"I Tickle Your Taint"
"I Snort Your Coke"
"I Play Your Piano"
"I Clog Your Toilet"
The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-Up Zombies!!?, flight of the living dead
Today sir, You painted a masterpiece.
Little St James is the jail bait capital of the Caribbean.
Maybe you could review _Zombie Nightmare_ - it's a REALLY painful 1987 zombie/voodoo flick that wastes the talents of Adam West and a pre-Wayne's World Tia Carrere on one of MST3k's lesser films (even by their standards). Also, probably because it stars Jon Mikl Thor (of all people), it features the music of numerous heavy metal bands (e.g. Motörhead). It's a unique film, but it certainly doesn't make it any good.
Steven Wyrick I remember seeing that flick on USA Up All Night in the early 90's paired with PUMPKINHEAD. Both films had same plot
You're absolutely right. The difference is that _Pumpkinhead_ at least has decent effects and tries to build a spooky atmosphere (even though it didn't always work for me). _Zombie Nightmare_ probably made that film look like _The Thing_ by comparison.
"Interesting..but not interesting enough..sorry.." Yipes!
Greetings again from the great state of Wisconsin! Awesome review for a crap movie! For a somewhat good zombie flick, how about Shockwaves (1975)? It's got John Carradine and Peter Cushing in a great cameos, Brooke Adams from "Invasion of the Body Snatchers", and Nazi zombies on a tropical island. You can't wrong with this one. Anyway, keep up the great reviews!
Male Tales. Oh yes, that schlocky film was a weird nazi zombie paranormal thriller - - a crapola cult film.
I wonder when Hollyweird will remake it?
I think I heard or read somewhere that the writer/director had gotten some sort of genius grant. In addition to directing Return of the Living Dead Part 2, he directed one of my favorite 21 Jump Street episodes, "Nemesis."
Yeah SHOCK WAVES is one of the greatest zombie movies ever...very original and that underwater photography is mind blowing!
How about TOXIC ZOMBIES, aka Bloodeaters, aka Fear the Forest - - have you reviewed this grade Z film from 1980?
Does The Earth Dies Screaming count as a zombie flick? If not, then may I suggest The Invisible Invaders, starring John Agar?
If I wanted to be bombarded by zombies in a remote island, I'd stick to Zombie Island Massacre in living color.
Elvira zinged this film, including a very funny character commentary to the music of the 'Gilligan's Island' theme.
A great zombie movie to review next would be, "Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things", the first horror movie directed by Bob Clark. It looks like a Scooby Doo episode gone off the rails.
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@@DarkCornersReviews Thank you. And I saw Shriek Of The Mutilated. You're absolutely right about that one.
Bob Clark.... isn't that the guy who directed.... if you could call it that .... Porky's?
It looks a lot better than I expected.
How about zombie bloodbath or one of the worst zombie filcks ever made burial ground.
"Voodoo Island? I'd rather go to Zombie Island."
"Zombie Island? What do they have there?"
"Zombies. But they're not as racist."
I'm not proud of myself but it had to be done.
Depending on which gender they decide to be today.
The zombies aren't as racist?
Good Scooby Doo movie that
A sure indicator of an old movie with Hollywood projected ideas of tropical reality is having men dressed in coats and ties for evening events with a small number of people in a hot, humid off the beaten path island. It is an attempt to indicate an desire of the characters to maintain civility in a backwater as opposed to the natives. I would be walking around with shorts, a button down short sleeve shirt and a mosquito net which starts at my hat and goes down to and is tied at my boots. As my great-grandmother would say, White people weren't designed to live at these latitudes.
I would LOVE you review my favorite zombie flick....Return of the living dead!!!
King of the Zombies -
Can you review the 1979 movie ''Zombie" aka "Zombie 2" by Lucio Fulci ?
Be sure to do it empty-stomached.
Thank you.
Made in 1964 apparently. I can't imagine whoever eventually bought the distribution rights paid much for the privilege!
I DRINK YOUR BLOOD is pretty brutal, but I found I EAT YOUR SKIN to be pretty boring...although the ping pong ball eyed zombies are decent.
As far as other zombie flicks to cover, there is a plethora of shite zombie cinema made in the 21st century
Brilliant review as always
Warm Bodies, a zombie meets girl tale.
Even more horrific title: I Eat Rice Pudding Skin.
So, I Eat Your Skin was filmed in 1964, but unreleased until 1970--seems the director had trouble finding a distributor for the print.
Anyone know why it took so long to make it into theaters? And who was the director?
Zombies with covered eyes?!? Give me a break! Must been difficult for the actors to run during the chase sequence.
Another "so bad it's good" low--budgeter.
Oh dear, a somewhat eucharistic double bill, then.
I Eat Your Bread and I Drink Your Gin
I wondered who it was. I've been blaming the cat all this time.
Watching this now on Elvira Movie Macabre.
No one ever accused this of being a GOOD movie! However, it does foreshadow elements of classic post-Dawn of the Dead" gems such as Zombi2, Doctor Butcher and Hell of the Living Dead!
Brilliant as always 👍😉
Its probably still too soon to make a Jeffrey Dhamer joke so I'll just say that looks like Don Draper on vacation instead.
Don't forget the Blonde in King Kong. Seems Blondes are what are needed for sacrifices now 👍
I actually like this movie.
No skin is eaten in the whole movie; they might as well call it PURPLE PENGUINS FROM PLUTO. I feel like I've seen this stupid plot in a couple dozen Z grade movies from the 50's. So they blow up the island, nobody could figure out how to get the model to sink.
Zombie movie? BURIAL GROUND; where else can you see a thirty-year-old semi-midget lust after his Mother as really, really slow zombies attack screaming Italians.
I now have a need to see "Purple Penguins from Pluto".
At least a movie to the measure of your Review !
This is a ' So bad it's good' movie,.. the acting in this film is truly awful, you should introduce an awful-acting-ometer,..but painfully funny as well, even that screechy woman, where did they shovel her up from? she makes Mrs killgore's performance in 'From hell it came' look like a winner, then, maybe not. keep up the good work!
Can you look at a Dinosaur Movie call Baby Secret of the Lost Legend???????
Wait a minute, I think this is the name of a B&W movie from 1965, and the title has nothing to do with the plot. A light weight thrilller.
0:50 That is just what Ivana Cadavera said when she hosted this flicks appearance on TV
Do The Island with Michael Caine
Zombie Vampire Mutants From The Hood
Can you look at RoboCop 2?
Can you look at GODZILLA Planet of the MONSTERS?
Teenage Zombies(59)
Do Zombi!
I Eat Your Skin is a meaningless title? I think it'd work for Night of the Living Dead, especially when it was called Night of the Flesh Eaters.
Zombie Lake. Worst. Zombie. Movie. Ever.
Took me about for tries to get all the way through this one. Not the worst movie I've ever seen, but I can't say it was easy on the eyes.
A review suggestion, RAIDERS OF THE LIVING DEAD. It's so bad it causes cancer. Also, it's on RUclips.
Can you look at Rock And Rule🎤🎸
As a rock themed cartoon, was it all that worse than Heavy Metal. Despite better music even Yellow Submarines viewing was greatly improved if you ingested the appropriate amount of, let's say, mood enhancers.
I know this is cheap crap but I will say for once in movies of this uh genre the acting at least seemed semi professional rather than abysmal
at least community theater level
it’s so tropical!
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2:28 the nazis beat him to it !
Honestly, the other film, I Drink Your Blood, wasn't good at all either. It's just that it showed much more gore than this one.
while not on anyone's "must see again" list is 10x better than this
@@orgonkothewildlyuntamed6301 I definitely agree on that one.
What about white zombie or zombie strippers
Heather Hewitt is cute and William Joyce was a solid actor. Not a scary horror and lame zombies.
The islanders were descendants of slaves, not indigenous.
they said that, but also repeatedly referred to them as natives, so i’m not sure if the screenwriter was even sure
Saw this some years ago. Fuckin terrible. Your video is 1000 times better than the movie. Mashed potato eyed zombies, ugh...
Does nobody have a decent quality print of this turd? Every version I've ever seen has been totally washed out like this.
I'm so proud, I just visited this when it hit 666 views. I feel so evil
I like how you make fun of racist characters!
I found the blond daughter sacrifice angle a bit cringe.
let sleeping corpes lie